Randy White
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doesn't get moved even though it is not strickly about the Cowboys, however, it's very relevant to the Cowboys. As a matter of fact, change a few names and nobody would be able to tell the difference:
The common threads through the Chargers' three losses (all on the road) this season are turnovers, penalties deep in opposing territory and points against their special teams. “All these games we should have won,” cornerback Quentin Jammer said. “We had opportunities to win the game. We didn’t make the most of our opportunities. We’re giving it away.”
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010/oct/10/chargers-fumble-game-away-raiders/
Chargers' poor start is on Turner, staff
...Norv is the jockey, and if he gives his horse a bad ride, as he did here Sunday in the Chargers’ pathetic 35-27 loss to the pathetic Raiders, he should own up to it. Use the whip, coach. These hand rides aren’t working...
.... Really now. With this schedule, I doubt there’s a Nobel laureate who could have given you odds the Chargers would be 2-3 after five games. This was a gimme 6-0 start, and Turner and his kids have blown it. It’s one thing to get beat. But to lose in this fashion is so unacceptable, so sophomoric.
It’s on Turner and his staff. The coach has several good players and a few great ones, but still too many guys who can’t find their butts with either hand on special teams. Bring in some people who can block and tackle and didn’t leave whatever clues they had in their Murphy Canyon lockers...
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010/oct/10/chargers-poor-start-turner-staff/
The common threads through the Chargers' three losses (all on the road) this season are turnovers, penalties deep in opposing territory and points against their special teams. “All these games we should have won,” cornerback Quentin Jammer said. “We had opportunities to win the game. We didn’t make the most of our opportunities. We’re giving it away.”
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010/oct/10/chargers-fumble-game-away-raiders/
Chargers' poor start is on Turner, staff
...Norv is the jockey, and if he gives his horse a bad ride, as he did here Sunday in the Chargers’ pathetic 35-27 loss to the pathetic Raiders, he should own up to it. Use the whip, coach. These hand rides aren’t working...
.... Really now. With this schedule, I doubt there’s a Nobel laureate who could have given you odds the Chargers would be 2-3 after five games. This was a gimme 6-0 start, and Turner and his kids have blown it. It’s one thing to get beat. But to lose in this fashion is so unacceptable, so sophomoric.
It’s on Turner and his staff. The coach has several good players and a few great ones, but still too many guys who can’t find their butts with either hand on special teams. Bring in some people who can block and tackle and didn’t leave whatever clues they had in their Murphy Canyon lockers...
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010/oct/10/chargers-poor-start-turner-staff/
