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The first week that Ajirotutu caught a ball (Wk 7 or 8, can't remember), it seemed like he was getting open on mid-range routes in the middle of the field. Ajirotutu will never be a Wes Welker or Troy Brown type guy, but can he (and the coaches) modify his game to work the shorter part of the field?
Agree but Rivers will just chuck long balls and score quicker. SD has to go to INdy this week and I really doubt they win although Indy is banged up pretty good too right now. @IndyOAKKCSF...3 in a orw that they should win. KC revenge, Oak they own, and SF will be out of it by then@Cin@DenThey are 5-5, shold finish 10-6 and then get bounced 1st round by either the East or North runner up.
That is a pretty tastey schedule for the Chargers. A bunch of Chumps and a badly crippled Indy team. 6-0 seems nearlky assured. Of course two road games in a row at cold weather cities is not very inviting, but by then there is some real chance both teams will have folded their tents.
last night is was crayton n sproles making plays, or really exposing Dawkins as a dude who is too old to play. Either way, schedule gawking does you no good, they should not have lost to Stl or Seattle but they did.
If Naanee can get on the field he can work the slot, be the possession guy and run the short middle stuff. I'd like to think either he or Gates (if not both) will be available Sunday.
Sounds like Gates injury might be more serious than first thought. Might be a bump to Sperry.
