Mike McDaniel is still the Chargers’ offensive coordinator, unbelievably, heading into Week Eight. While L.A. can’t figure out their 0-6 mess, our Seahawks just showed the ENTIRE league how to handle the Kansas City Chiefs, absolutely smashing them 20-3. Seriously, how is this the same league where one team is an absolute wreck at 0-6 and another is making a statement like that?
L.A.’s Woes: A Baffling Decision in Bolt Land
So, let’s talk about the Chargers. It’s Monday morning, and McDaniel is still there. If they were gonna pull the trigger, he should have been gone early last week. Now, as they prep for the Rams after their bye, he’s sticking around, at least for another week. Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh has his usual Monday press conference today, so maybe we’ll get some clarity on post-bye plans, but right now, it looks like nothing has changed despite their abysmal start. This team is *0-6*, folks. O-SIX! And the big news is their OC *didn’t* get fired? We gotta prepare our expectations for more nothing, apparently. Chris O’Leary has apparently “emerged as one of the Chargers’ bright spots” this season. Given the 0-6 record, you have to wonder what that even means. Honestly, McDaniel has to show massive changes to that offense if he has any hope of justifying his job being kept.
The Rest of the League, And How Our Hawks Are Different
Around the rest of the NFL, there’s other stuff happening, sure. Aaron Rodgers just threw the third-most touchdown passes in NFL history. Christian McCaffrey had to leave the game against the Falcons with an injury, which is never good to hear. Josh Simmons even got into a short conflict with Andy Reid and had to leave an offensive meeting, which is wild. And the Packers activated running back Josh Jacobs. But none of that changes the fact that our Seattle Seahawks just absolutely *dominated* the Kansas City Chiefs, handing them a 20-3 defeat. While the Chargers are holding onto an offensive coordinator who is presiding over an 0-6 team, our Hawks are out there proving what real football looks like, especially against a team like the Chiefs that the Chargers also faced.
It’s Week Eight, the Chargers are a complete mess, and our Seahawks are riding high after a huge win. The Chargers have a bye, then they’re back to face the Rams. We’ll be watching for what Harbaugh says after their bye and if McDaniel actually manages to pull off those “massive changes” he needs. For now, the 12s know exactly where the real action is. Go Hawks!
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Originally reported by Bolts from the Blue.
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