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The San Diego Chargers quarterback hasn't put up star production over the past two seasons. Plenty of NFL teams would line up if Rivers were ever dangled in a trade, but we haven't heard Rivers mentioned in the discussion of the league's best quarterbacks in some time.

This past season, Rivers had a passer rating of 88.6, throwing for 3,600 yards with 26 touchdowns and 15 interceptions. His biggest problem has been ball security. Rivers has 47 turnovers in the past two seasons, second only to the New York Jets' Mark Sanchez among NFL signal-callers.

At 31, is Rivers still capable of greatness? His last truly standout campaign came in 2010, the last of three straight seasons in which he posted a 100-plus passer rating.

New Chargers coach Mike McCoy sounds confident he can get that version of Rivers back in 2013.
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Just slightly off topic; I saw an ultimate fail on "Brain Game" Saturday.  No one on any of three teams could answer which pro team PR played for.  Bad enough for any High Schools in the state but Wakefield was one of the teams where his dad used to coach
Hopefully this does not derail the thread too bad.

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--- 83grad wrote:

Just slightly off topic; I saw an ultimate fail on "Brain Game" Saturday.  No one on any of three teams could answer which pro team PR played for.  Bad enough for any High Schools in the state but Wakefield was one of the teams where his dad used to coach
Hopefully this does not derail the thread too bad.

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That just speaks to the sports acumen of hyper-nerds.

grantwolf wrote:

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--- 83grad wrote:

Just slightly off topic; I saw an ultimate fail on "Brain Game" Saturday.  No one on any of three teams could answer which pro team PR played for.  Bad enough for any High Schools in the state but Wakefield was one of the teams where his dad used to coach
Hopefully this does not derail the thread too bad.

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That just speaks to the sports acumen of hyper-nerds.

Oh they new about Joe Montana and RG3

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My heroes have always been plowboys

Says if they did not read it in a book they have no knowledge of it.

83grad wrote:

grantwolf wrote:

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--- 83grad wrote:

Just slightly off topic; I saw an ultimate fail on "Brain Game" Saturday.  No one on any of three teams could answer which pro team PR played for.  Bad enough for any High Schools in the state but Wakefield was one of the teams where his dad used to coach
Hopefully this does not derail the thread too bad.

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That just speaks to the sports acumen of hyper-nerds.

Oh they new about Joe Montana and RG3

You're ******* right they are....now try getting that guy some talent combined with a good coach and let's see what happens.

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The San Diego Chargers quarterback hasn't put up star production over the past two seasons. Plenty of NFL teams would line up if Rivers were ever dangled in a trade, but we haven't heard Rivers mentioned in the discussion of the league's best quarterbacks in some time.

This past season, Rivers had a passer rating of 88.6, throwing for 3,600 yards with 26 touchdowns and 15 interceptions. His biggest problem has been ball security. Rivers has 47 turnovers in the past two seasons, second only to the New York Jets' Mark Sanchez among NFL signal-callers.

At 31, is Rivers still capable of greatness? His last truly standout campaign came in 2010, the last of three straight seasons in which he posted a 100-plus passer rating.

New Chargers coach Mike McCoy sounds confident he can get that version of Rivers back in 2013.
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Note to Chargers:   GO SIGN SOME DECENT O LINEMEN!

the Chargers need just about everything.