r/KansasCityChiefs • u/BusyPen3957 • 11h ago
r/DenverBroncos • u/throwitintheair22 • 6h ago
[Highlight] Bo Nix last season. Spot the difference?
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r/Chargers • u/Mister_Maintenance • 5h ago
Disappointed with the Herbert Hate. Here are the facts.
Herbert is one of the most pressured and sacked QB’s in the league.
Here is some evidence:
“• 2026 Season Pressures: Through the first five games of the 2026 season, Herbert has faced 100 pressures (most in the NFL) and been under pressure on roughly 40.8% of his dropbacks, while taking 17 sacks. • Long-Term Totals (Since 2020): Since entering the NFL in 2020, no quarterback has endured more total pressures (1,412), hits (644), or sacks (237+) than Herbert. He is the only quarterback in that span to be hit more than 600 times, sitting well ahead of second-place Patrick Mahomes. • Per-Game Frequency: He has taken three or more sacks in over 42% of his career starts, operating frequently behind heavily pressured or injury-ravaged offensive lines.”
So many years under pressure has obviously affected his ability to take his time when he’s no longer under pressure and should be looking for his 2nd or 3rd read. However, this guy puts his ass on the line for this team and doesn’t quit. New coaches constantly, different schemes, loss of WR’s who can actually catch a damn ball. I’m sure he’s very cognizant of his mistakes, but Justin has worked damn hard for this team.
Every year people whine about how we should fire x or y or z, how the team should be sold, etc. There are much more valid criticisms of this franchise, but ultimately we are all here because for whatever reason we are bound to this team. You don’t have to buy tickets or merch if you don’t want to, but at least show some support instead of being so damn negative all the time.
r/Chargers • u/LaDainianTomIinson • 10h ago
[Pelissero] The Chargers are signing veteran QB Jake Browning, per source.
x.comr/Chargers • u/LaDainianTomIinson • 11h ago
[Insdorf] Per source: Chargers worked out WR JuJu Smith-Schuster and WR Ronnie Bell today
x.comThe team also worked out QBs Jake Browning and Kyle Trask.
r/Chargers • u/-DoctorEngineer- • 13h ago
[Schefter] While other have debated whether Justin Herbert should be traded, the Chargers have not.
x.comr/Chargers • u/howdramatic • 5h ago
Very easy to appreciate Burke on tape. He's playing absolutely fantastic right now

Since my last post got removed by the mods for being low effort, thats what Travis Burke is NOT! His tape has been stellar for a rookie and im very glad that we have him. This draft class is shaping up to be a really strong one and him and Slaughter are fantastic anchors for the line going forward in the next coming years.
My favorite thing about him is that he plays with a mean streak and plays THROUGH the whistle
r/Chargers • u/LaDainianTomIinson • 9h ago
[PFF] Justin Herbert leads the NFL in turnover worthy plays through the first 5 weeks
r/Chargers • u/LeadGroundbreaking25 • 10h ago
A little late-night eBay shopping led to this beauty. Philip Rivers /25!
Around 1 AM, I was browsing eBay after selling a bunch of cards and figured I deserved to treat myself to a PC card 😂
I’m a huge Chargers fan, especially from the Philip Rivers, LT, Antonio Gates, Antonio Cromartie, and Vincent Jackson days.
I ended up buying three cards that night, but this one surprised me the most. A 2005 Topps Draft Picks & Prospects Philip Rivers Black Refractor numbered 07/25 for just $50!
Honestly, I thought $50 was already a great price, so I didn’t even bother sending an offer.
It’s a beautiful second-year Rivers card, and from what I can see, the condition looks pretty good overall. The only thing I’ve noticed is some discoloration near the bottom-left corner on the back.
I’m planning to send it to PSA eventually, but I’d love to hear everyone’s thoughts. How do you think I did for $50? Anyone familiar with this set or have experience grading these older refractors?
r/KansasCityChiefs • u/rolyinpeace • 9h ago
ANALYSIS & NEWS [Chiefs Live News] BREAKING: Here’s the full breakdown of the Tyreek Hill verdict:
This is summarized from the Law&Crime livestream.
r/Chargers • u/LakeShowBoltUp • 11h ago
[Furtado] Chargers signed WR Luke Grimm to their practice squad.Grimm recorded a 66-yard punt return touchdown while with the team as an UDFA rookie during the 2025 preseason. He spent some time with the Chargers this past preseason as well. Has yet to make his NFL debut.
x.comr/DenverBroncos • u/Imsoamerican • 15h ago
Y'all are being ridiculous
We go through years of QB hell. We finally get a good one, but because he's not prime Tom Brady y'all are already asking for his head. How in the world are we supposed to progress a franchise QB if these are the stipulations?
If he had no potential then that would be one thing. But he damn near took us to a Superbowl already. And it's not like the rest of the team doesn't matter. We have an excellent defense. That's a great thing and y'all don't even care.
This highlight reel culture has completely taken your eyes off the ball. If every single player isn't playing like prime HOF material then you're already willing to cut ties and quit.
Highs and lows happen. But you don't turn away from a teammate in trouble you're supposed to turn towards them and support them. Y'all are asking Bo to play more aggressively yet at the same time are wanting to get rid of him with any bad play. With aggression and progression comes speed bumps. One of the reasons I love being a Broncos fan is that we usually understand this and enjoy building a team and players. Lately it's been pretty upsetting to see how this fanbase reacts to the first sign of trouble (and from a winning record against top teams with top 10 defenses which is insane).
I think y'all need to chill out and support your team.
Edit: In case I wasn't clear. Bo can have a stretch of bad games and it's ok to be critical. That's different than wanting to quit on him. Quitting on a dude who obviously has potential and is a great presence for the franchise is shameful. Just means you're a quitter.
r/Chargers • u/LakeShowBoltUp • 15h ago
Despite Their Troubles, the Chargers Have an Emerging Stud on Defense
r/DenverBroncos • u/logicblender1 • 11h ago
Bo Nix doesn't believe he's playing any different than he normally plays. Calls it a "narrative" and "made up"
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r/DenverBroncos • u/TheAthletic • 11h ago
[🎥 Nick Kosmider] Davis Webb on why the ball hasn't found Courtland Sutton consistently through five games: “It's coming right down the alley for him”
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r/Chargers • u/_DarkStarCrashes_ • 18h ago
Kimani Vidal RB1?
The play calling for sure could be better with Hampton but I also believe if you don’t believe he has vision issues, you’re being dishonest with yourself
McDaniels is still gonna be use all 3, but how would you feel about this snap count going forwards with Vidal receiving the most amount of touches out of the 3?
He’s the most well rounded out of the 3 and has stepped up on numerous occasions and has produced like a starting running back.
The only thing I’d switch is Hampton and Mitchell. Mitchell is a legit weapon out of the backfield but I don’t like how he gets more or just as many snaps as Omarion.
r/DenverBroncos • u/baha24 • 12h ago
[Jenkins] Bo Nix Is RIGHT THERE… Here’s What’s Missing
r/KansasCityChiefs • u/TheBoyisBackinTown • 15h ago
ANALYSIS & NEWS [Price Carter] Through 5 weeks, Kenneth Walker leads the NFL in missed tackles forced. Kenneth Walker has played 4 games.
r/KansasCityChiefs • u/TheBoyisBackinTown • 2h ago