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Looking up to perennial AFC West offseason champs

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The Los Angeles Chargers get hyped every offseason no matter how much they disappoint year after year.

Let me start off by saying our team has no room to talk in the AFC West. This team has been completely lost for years so we have no real hill to stand on.

But here I go, nonetheless.

Can we just stop with the Chargers off-season talk sometime this decade? I’m really, REALLY tired of it. That team has been lukewarm NFL mediocrity for EVAH. Why do people every year want to talk them up?

They have such a good roster.

They are really in a great position to make a push for the playoffs.

They have such a strong defense!

Look out for the Chargers in the West...they may actually be able to give Kansas City a run for their money in 2023!

Give me a break. Just like I don’t buy hype on the Denver Broncos until they prove otherwise, no one should buy hype on the Chargers.

Their coaching is atrocious. Their QB is a regular season wonder (Phillip Rivers, anyone?). Their defense looks great until they play a good offense.

Stop giving them a pass. Especially if you actually like the Chargers and would like them to improve... until the Chargers’ ownership decides to change coaching staffs, they are going to do exactly jack and squat.

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