Somebody oughta... stop this thing.

by John Morgan on Aug 23, 2008 11:32 AM PDT

Frye: Don't hit me anymore...Oh God, I pray to God you don't hit me anymore. I'll do anything you say, but I can't take anymore.

Holmgren: You got your mind right, Frye?

Frye: Yeah. I got it right. I got it right, coach. [He grips the ankles of coach]

Holmgren: Suppose you's back-slide on us?

Frye: Oh no I won't. I won't, boss.

Holmgren: Suppose you's to back-sass?

Frye: No I won't. I won't. I got my mind right.

Holmgren: You try to run again, we gonna kill ya.

Frye: I won't, I won't, boss.

Now, I'm not fluent in Bark, but I don't think Mike Holmgren was too happy with Charlie Frye's performance on Sunday. And, sure, he was setup to fail, but that all changes Mond-

Ah, damn.

Chargers Pass Defense: -15.2% (2)
Chargers Weighted Defense: -15.9% (1)

At least Jordan Kent is emerging as a solid #2-

Crap-Stink.

Chargers against #2 receivers: -72.1% (1)

Not that I think Charlie Frye is or ever will be a good quarterback, but...

34/56, 328 yards, 2TD, 6 Ints

That was Peyton Manning's line against the Chargers last season.

22/33, 209 yards, 2 TDs, 3 Ints

And that Tom Brady's in the conference championships.

Multiply that inherent difficulty by Frye's mincing panic facing unorthodox blitzes, and...

Stay down Charlie, stay down.

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Frye's Health Insurance

Lucky for Charlie this is preseason so he won’t be seeing the full meal deal from the SD defense. His health insurance rates won’t sky rockett as if this were a regular season game.

by Dougula on Aug 23, 2008 4:57 PM PDT reply actions

better him than Hass

especially with Hass hurting and the o-line not quite together yet.

by djafrot on Aug 23, 2008 5:35 PM PDT reply actions

Well, at least...

Charlie won’t have to worry about Merriman. Now there’s only a 99% chance he gets killed.

by Misfit74 on Aug 23, 2008 9:06 PM PDT reply actions

I watched that Charges game last year and Manning actually played great in it. I know 6 int’s is bad, but he had so many injuries that his starting left guard was playing left tackle and his right guard was playing right tackle. The only person who was healthy was his center Jeff Saturday.
So yeah he threw 6 int’s but he was getting killed on every play, had no running game and he two of those picks were caused by WR’s running the wrong routes and another was caused by a juggled catch that was picked off.
It was a tough day for Manning and the Colts, but it was under extraordinary circumstances.

by MasterRWayne on Aug 24, 2008 3:49 PM PDT reply actions