LA Chargers NEED To Make This Trade! | Post-Draft Receiver Room Fix! 

I do hope you’re right, and I do think Herbo is that guy! With the Chiefs though they technically did have a WR 1 in Kelce, he’s much more of a slot and our TE’s are well below average. To follow that Chiefs model our defense will also have to step up tremendously (which I do think they will with Staley gone😂)!

We have about $30 Mil in cap space, which is more than enough to cover Aiyuk’s 5th year option, so we would at least have him as a 1 year superbowl rental. And then the following year we will also more than likely have most of Joey Bosa and or Khalil Mack’s contract coming off the books as well as more of JC Jackson’s contract coming off. So we technically would have the cap space depending on other moves, but again we could just sign him as a rental. And it is Herbo’s last cheap year. His extension doesn’t kick in until next year. I do agree with you about the running but that’s why Aiyuk would fit so well, when you look at SF’s offense all their receivers can block well and run the ball themselves

I agree with this so much. QJ showed the ability to get open or atleast put himself in spots where Herbert could throw him open. He fixes his hands & he’s worthy of comeback player of the year.

That’s not what I think at all, it’s just a roster construction problem. (Not including the undrafted free agents) we have 8 wide receivers and they’re meeting with MVS today. We can only carry 6-7 max on the active roster and the only pieces we could trade are Palmer & QJ, or else them signing Chark and meeting with MVS is a complete waste of time and cap space. It just seems odd that the organization would spend cap money just to have a camp battle and cut Chark (and MVS) if they sign him. Wouldn’t make sense to move Darius Davis, and wouldn’t make sense to move Palmer (the best receiver we have)

@@Bolt.Struck no because what they are doing is creating competition so that the youngsters have to step up and compete

That sounds unstoppable😤⚡️

How many super bowls have they won not going all in? Its just stats at this point that the only two consistent ways to win a superbowl are stacked team with a QB on a rookie deal, or good to great QB with a generational defense/ and or team surrounding you. The Chargers still have one more year to try the first one (last cheap year of Justin Herbert’s rookie contract before the extension kicks in), especially cause it’s not like a singular trade dooms the franchise if it doesn’t work out, as long as Herbo is on the team they can compete, but why not let him compete with the best team possible

There’s no one right way to GM you’re entitled to your opinion! I wouldn’t say it’s nonsense, it’s analytics at this point to go all-in on a QB’s rookie contract (this is Herbert’s last cheap year) plus the fact that the WR room is incredibly crowded they’re going to have to cut or trade at least 2-3 guys. QJ and Palmer are the only tradable receivers on the roster and Palmer (at least until McConkey proves it) is easily the best WR on the team. Of our receivers (not including undrafted free agents) which 2-3 receivers would you cut or trade? I’m by no means anti- QJ, it’s just most likely the smartest move to make if a team would give up a quality piece for him (which again even in the video I said this probably won’t happen)

Yeah just seeing that receiving core written out like you have it would make me a lot more confident going into this season! ⚡️