I am telling everyone lay the money LINE WITH SAN DIEGO...
I have done my homework well...
Well it's time to analyze why San Diego WILL BEAT NEW ENGLAND...
I am not crazy... Ahem let's get into it right here.
San Diego Chargers can beat New England and here is why...
I'm going to start with the first argument against my theory...
New England smoked them earlier in the year
Anybody who is anybody must realize that when a team has a Young QB, despite his solid season last year, the first few games a Sophomore QB will struggle, because this is his first offseason and then to play again. This takes an adjustment.
Now here's another point I will argue in my favour...
THEY BOTH BEAT INDY IN INDY BY 4 POINTS
San Diego's win was wayyyyyy more impressive and you know why???
A.) The New England game Indy was missing 7 key starters (Harrison, Clark, Ugoh)
B.) New England trailed for most of this game, while on the other hand San Diego was in control for this whole game after the first quarter.
C.) To beat a team in their home stadium is one thing. To beat a team in their home stadium during the playoffs is a way different Plateau.
D.) The Chargers should have won by more if not for some "Iffy" calls.
E.) The Chargers played this game with their number one receiving option hurt, Their SUPERSTAR running back missed essentially the whole 2nd half. And their Starting Quarterback missed the whole 4th quarter. While the Patriots had a full healthy roster.
Don't judge a team by their whole year, look at their last 9 weeks.
If you looked at the first 8 weeks of the season, it would be easy to say that New England looked unbeatable and San Diego looked terrible.
However the last 9 weeks, New England looked very beatable, and the Chargers won 9 in a row now that they are rolling.
Why did the Chargers struggle to start the season???
The thing that everyone forgot was that this team was a 14-2 team last year. Since then, their QB has now gotten tons more experience, they learned a lot from that New England loss last year, They now have another big option in the receiving game in Chris Chambers, Vincent Jackson has emerged to be a big play receiver, Antonio Cromartie has emerged into a full blown stud at the Corner Back position.
The Reason that the Chargers struggled the first 9 weeks of the season was this. They easily had the toughest schedule to start the season, by playing New England, Chicago, Green Bay all in the first 4 weeks of the season. But anybody will tell you that when a new Coach enters a team, the team no matter if it's the same personnel will change. It's hard to replace a respected coach like Schottenheimer after he posts a 14-2 season. The Players WILL NOT buy into your philosophies and style of coaching right away. It's inevitable, especially when you are replacing Schotty with his 14-2 record. Around week 4-7 I think the Chargers had a mini 3 game winning streak going and all looked good, people were buying into the team, then all of a sudden the whole City goes up into smoke... A tradegy like that is going to immediately knock your team down a notch, because most players had families experiencing these tragedies. It's hard to concentrate on football at a time like this. 2 big losses in a row, and everybody was ready to write San Diego off. That's when I made my long term bets. Since then the Chargers have won 9 in a row (including 2 playoff wins) and it is now NORV TURNER'S team. Not Marty's anymore. Phillip rivers has emerged as a good Quarterback and he is on point with his new weapon Chambers, and his young gun Jackson. The defense has also found it's stride with the added boost of Luis Castillo, and the EMERGENCE of Antonio Cromartie...
How does San Diego Match Up with New England???
Let's break it down for you...
Randy Moss vs. Antonio Cromartie
Call me crazy here but just read this...
Antonio Cromartie was easily one of the most gifted ATHLETES to ever come out of college. He was so gifted that despite missing His whole Sophomore year, and his whole Senior year, and only playing 3 games in the 3 years before coming out, he was still taken in the First Round.
Randy Moss is one of the greatest ATHLETES to ever play the Wide receiver position. He can outjump everyone, has enough speed to burn everyone, and has height over everyone.
Enter Antonio Cromartie...
Cromartie has been talking to Deion Sanders every week on the phone call, and why you ask??? Simply this, he is the NEXT Prime Time...
Cromartie is 6 foot 3, so throw Randy's height advantage out of the picture.
Cromartie can jump 44 inches vertically so throw that advantage out of the way.
Cromartie has AMAZING speed so throw that advantage out of the way...
Cromartie can for the most part man up with Randy Moss and that will be a huge factor in this game.
Welker vs. Jammer
Jammer is a great corner, and 1 on 1 can handle Welker...
This allows the safeties for the Chargers, to occasionally hang back in the secondary, but to also be free to blitz roam and to whatever.
Pat's O-Line vs. Chargers Pass Rush
It has been proven that the only way to stop Brady is get a decent pass rush on him. The Patriots O-line is phenomenal and there are maybe 3 teams that can get enough pressure on Brady to throw him off his game. The Chargers happen to be one of them. They will get in his face, and they will cause him to make some mistakes.
Rivers vs. Pats Secondary
The Patriots are going to obviously stop LT and ask Rivers to beat them. Can he??? you betcha. The Pats secondary is overated, and if Samuel stays on Chambers, then Jackson is going to expose and pick on Ellis Hobbs. Rodney is very aggressive and loves to blitz, unfortunately he can't with Gates being the toughest tight end to cover in the league.
Chargers Receiving Core vs. Pats Secondary
Just like last game against Indy (Which I said would be a factor) Height is going to be a key factor in this game...
New England Secondary
Asante Samuel - 5 Feet 10 Inches
Ellis Hobbs - 5 Feet 9 Inches
Randal Gay - 5 Feet 11 Inches
Rodney Harrison - 6 Feet 1 Inches
Eugene Wilson - 5 Feet 10 Inches
San Diego Receiving Core
Chris Chambers - 6 ft 0 In - 44 Inch Vertical
Vincent Jackson - 6 ft 5 In
Antonio Gates - 6 Feet 4 Inches
Craig Davis - 6 ft 2 In
Kasim Osgood - 6 ft 5 In
Ladanian Tomlison vs. Lawrence Maroney
With any cold weather game, holding onto the ball will be a key factor... I'll take the Guy who has only fumbled once in his last 891 touches (Ladanian Tomlinson)
To be honest with you the only thing that scares me in this game, is the Patriots will be able to use the Screen Pass very effectively because of how aggressive The Chargers will be in their pursuit of Tom Brady...
I have done my homework and this is not a blind pick... Trust me The Chargers will win this game... I Never make a pick out of my ass... I always analyze and OVER analyze... That's why I feel a good system can never beat a great analyzed prediction...
I have done my homework well...
Well it's time to analyze why San Diego WILL BEAT NEW ENGLAND...
I am not crazy... Ahem let's get into it right here.
San Diego Chargers can beat New England and here is why...
I'm going to start with the first argument against my theory...
New England smoked them earlier in the year
Anybody who is anybody must realize that when a team has a Young QB, despite his solid season last year, the first few games a Sophomore QB will struggle, because this is his first offseason and then to play again. This takes an adjustment.
Now here's another point I will argue in my favour...
THEY BOTH BEAT INDY IN INDY BY 4 POINTS
San Diego's win was wayyyyyy more impressive and you know why???
A.) The New England game Indy was missing 7 key starters (Harrison, Clark, Ugoh)
B.) New England trailed for most of this game, while on the other hand San Diego was in control for this whole game after the first quarter.
C.) To beat a team in their home stadium is one thing. To beat a team in their home stadium during the playoffs is a way different Plateau.
D.) The Chargers should have won by more if not for some "Iffy" calls.
E.) The Chargers played this game with their number one receiving option hurt, Their SUPERSTAR running back missed essentially the whole 2nd half. And their Starting Quarterback missed the whole 4th quarter. While the Patriots had a full healthy roster.
Don't judge a team by their whole year, look at their last 9 weeks.
If you looked at the first 8 weeks of the season, it would be easy to say that New England looked unbeatable and San Diego looked terrible.
However the last 9 weeks, New England looked very beatable, and the Chargers won 9 in a row now that they are rolling.
Why did the Chargers struggle to start the season???
The thing that everyone forgot was that this team was a 14-2 team last year. Since then, their QB has now gotten tons more experience, they learned a lot from that New England loss last year, They now have another big option in the receiving game in Chris Chambers, Vincent Jackson has emerged to be a big play receiver, Antonio Cromartie has emerged into a full blown stud at the Corner Back position.
The Reason that the Chargers struggled the first 9 weeks of the season was this. They easily had the toughest schedule to start the season, by playing New England, Chicago, Green Bay all in the first 4 weeks of the season. But anybody will tell you that when a new Coach enters a team, the team no matter if it's the same personnel will change. It's hard to replace a respected coach like Schottenheimer after he posts a 14-2 season. The Players WILL NOT buy into your philosophies and style of coaching right away. It's inevitable, especially when you are replacing Schotty with his 14-2 record. Around week 4-7 I think the Chargers had a mini 3 game winning streak going and all looked good, people were buying into the team, then all of a sudden the whole City goes up into smoke... A tradegy like that is going to immediately knock your team down a notch, because most players had families experiencing these tragedies. It's hard to concentrate on football at a time like this. 2 big losses in a row, and everybody was ready to write San Diego off. That's when I made my long term bets. Since then the Chargers have won 9 in a row (including 2 playoff wins) and it is now NORV TURNER'S team. Not Marty's anymore. Phillip rivers has emerged as a good Quarterback and he is on point with his new weapon Chambers, and his young gun Jackson. The defense has also found it's stride with the added boost of Luis Castillo, and the EMERGENCE of Antonio Cromartie...
How does San Diego Match Up with New England???
Let's break it down for you...
Randy Moss vs. Antonio Cromartie
Call me crazy here but just read this...
Antonio Cromartie was easily one of the most gifted ATHLETES to ever come out of college. He was so gifted that despite missing His whole Sophomore year, and his whole Senior year, and only playing 3 games in the 3 years before coming out, he was still taken in the First Round.
Randy Moss is one of the greatest ATHLETES to ever play the Wide receiver position. He can outjump everyone, has enough speed to burn everyone, and has height over everyone.
Enter Antonio Cromartie...
Cromartie has been talking to Deion Sanders every week on the phone call, and why you ask??? Simply this, he is the NEXT Prime Time...
Cromartie is 6 foot 3, so throw Randy's height advantage out of the picture.
Cromartie can jump 44 inches vertically so throw that advantage out of the way.
Cromartie has AMAZING speed so throw that advantage out of the way...
Cromartie can for the most part man up with Randy Moss and that will be a huge factor in this game.
Welker vs. Jammer
Jammer is a great corner, and 1 on 1 can handle Welker...
This allows the safeties for the Chargers, to occasionally hang back in the secondary, but to also be free to blitz roam and to whatever.
Pat's O-Line vs. Chargers Pass Rush
It has been proven that the only way to stop Brady is get a decent pass rush on him. The Patriots O-line is phenomenal and there are maybe 3 teams that can get enough pressure on Brady to throw him off his game. The Chargers happen to be one of them. They will get in his face, and they will cause him to make some mistakes.
Rivers vs. Pats Secondary
The Patriots are going to obviously stop LT and ask Rivers to beat them. Can he??? you betcha. The Pats secondary is overated, and if Samuel stays on Chambers, then Jackson is going to expose and pick on Ellis Hobbs. Rodney is very aggressive and loves to blitz, unfortunately he can't with Gates being the toughest tight end to cover in the league.
Chargers Receiving Core vs. Pats Secondary
Just like last game against Indy (Which I said would be a factor) Height is going to be a key factor in this game...
New England Secondary
Asante Samuel - 5 Feet 10 Inches
Ellis Hobbs - 5 Feet 9 Inches
Randal Gay - 5 Feet 11 Inches
Rodney Harrison - 6 Feet 1 Inches
Eugene Wilson - 5 Feet 10 Inches
San Diego Receiving Core
Chris Chambers - 6 ft 0 In - 44 Inch Vertical
Vincent Jackson - 6 ft 5 In
Antonio Gates - 6 Feet 4 Inches
Craig Davis - 6 ft 2 In
Kasim Osgood - 6 ft 5 In
Ladanian Tomlison vs. Lawrence Maroney
With any cold weather game, holding onto the ball will be a key factor... I'll take the Guy who has only fumbled once in his last 891 touches (Ladanian Tomlinson)
To be honest with you the only thing that scares me in this game, is the Patriots will be able to use the Screen Pass very effectively because of how aggressive The Chargers will be in their pursuit of Tom Brady...
I have done my homework and this is not a blind pick... Trust me The Chargers will win this game... I Never make a pick out of my ass... I always analyze and OVER analyze... That's why I feel a good system can never beat a great analyzed prediction...
