00:00it does seem to me at least according to your analysis and again correct me if i'm wrong here
00:04that a big focus of some of the injuries and some of the work you're doing is on the chargers
00:09today
00:09it feels like with the wide receivers and offensive line i i guess the question is can they
00:16overcome what's going on right now in los angeles they haven't won a game i thought doc by the way
00:21in particular they played very well in the second half of last week's game and i thought maybe some
00:24momentum there is that not the case playing denver this week yeah maybe well for your first comment
00:29craig i mean 10 plus years ago i was worried about the 53 trees in my backyard in terms of
00:36their
00:36health now i'm worried about the eight 1900 trees in the forest right and so the focus has just
00:42changed a little bit as far as the chargers my former team look i love coach jim harbaugh but
00:49why last year did they say they underachieved because they lost their two star tackles rashaun slater and
00:56joe alt and this year they started the season down a center down a guard couldn't run the ball
01:01and now this week what happens they lost both tackles so it's the same as last year and worse
01:07yes justin herbert did a great job in the second half coming back to push or whatever in terms of
01:14the cover so to speak but it feels like seattle just played one half of football is what it is
01:20rather
01:20than uh anything that's really changed the chargers are worse off for their injuries this
01:25week than they were last week headed into seattle with the o-line and lad mcconkey likely not to play
01:31with the foot re-aggravation the only saving grace is patrick sertain and riley moss are out for the
01:38broncos but do the charges really have offensive downfield weapons to take advantage of it but that
01:44is their advantage with the two corners out for uh denver
