CHARGER REVIEW : REPORT CARD / T.J. SIMERS : Don’t Let Moms, Dads See This One
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F: QUARTERBACKS
Receivers might have better chance of joining circus and catching bullets in their teeth than trying to flag down one of Billy Joe Tolliver’s rockets.
F: RUNNING BACKS
If they ever find Amelia Ehrhart, Ronnie Harmon will be close by. Plan to keep Rod Bernstine well-rested for playoffs is working just fine.
F: RECEIVERS
These guys aren’t exactly bringing home the groceries, but then if they tried, they’d probably drop them, too. Stop Anthony Miller, and that’s that.
F: OFFENSIVE LINE
Eric Floyd’s no longer a starter and you thought there was no good news Sunday. In-jured Courtney Hall plays on because alternative is Mike Zandofsky.
F: DEFENSIVE LINE
Pass rushers do the unimaginable: They make Brister-Strom look impressive. Les Miller has now scored as many TDs as running back Marion Butts.
F: LINEBACKERS
Gary Plummer has now scored as many TDs as Les Miller and one more than Walter Wilson and Quinn Early. Get well--soon--wishes to Billy Ray Smith.
F: DEFENSIVE BACKS
Like Boston’s bullpen, if it comes down to these guys, there goes the old ballgame. Everyone, but everyone, goes for the homer against Donald Frank.
F: SPECIAL TEAMS
Blame the blocked punt on Fuad Reveiz. That’s what Jack Clark would do, and the more you see ‘em, don’t they remind you of a certain baseball team?
F: COACHING
The future of the hula hoop looks more promising than Dan Henning’s. But Shoeless Joe & Friends in “Field of Dreams” had more life than these guys.
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