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Alright. Four episodes into VisionQuest.
It's so freaking good. Not to mention each episode is a proper length and not some 34-min breeze with credits.
If every episode were out right now I'd binge it tonight.
Tyler Schoon retweeted
Call it the "this guy needs more work/we need him back" list.
These are the most efficient WRs who have run a route on fewer than 70% of their team's dropbacks but have still been out there for more than 50 total routes (trying to eliminate super small samples.
One take: The breakout case for Luther Burden and Jaylin Noel is much more similar than people think.
- Year 2 WRs
- Good prospects
- Small-dose rookie flashes sustaining into 2026
- Tied to a QB playing well
- Both are slot-based options—just operate in different areas.
One is a fringe top-20 dynasty WR by the market, while the other is in the 70s. I want to see more of both.
Doubled down on his comments from yesterday. Could have walked it back and chose not to.
The Chargers are either the worst or one of the three worst teams in the NFL in almost every offensive category. EPA, penalties, turnovers, doesn't matter, they stink.
All eyes on the building as the BYE week presents an opportunity to make changes.
Justin Herbert's pressured rate on play action dropbacks:
2020: 37.9%
2021: 25%
2022: 34.2%
2023: 32.8%
2024: 35.6%
2025: 48.5%
2026: 57.6%
It certainly felt like that, which is why I looked it up. Always someone in his face.
Well, by request and by our own sick nature, we're going to go live in 15 min to discuss this quote from Jim Harbaugh.
youtube.com/live/SNTfsFSeeFk…
The Chargers are going to be 0-6 and somehow not even the most disappointing NFL team in Los Angeles.
Chargers offense following KC turnovers:
- 20 yards, punt
- One yard, punt
- Negative two yards, punt
- Fumble

















