Tomlinson says Chargers should fire Turner, Smith if no playoffs

Why is this guy still here? With the weapons the Chargers have, they only score 6 points against the lowly Browns. The question is so beyond the obvious, we don't get it. This is what a team looks like when they've lost all hope and lost the coach. At this point, anything or anybody would be an improvement. Even Al Saunders would be an improvement

Haven't most astute observers of the game been saying this for at least the last 5 years? What took this particular LT so long to catch on?

He may have caught on a while ago, just waited till now to speak up.

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Originally posted 01:22 PM ET  10.31 by Debbie Does

Haven't most astute observers of the game been saying this for at least the last 5 years? What took this particular LT so long to catch on?

U know...next he will tell us that Tebow was on ESPN

Spanos is too cheap and lacks a backbone to make any significant changes.

You have to admire a guy with this ability to under achieve, and yet maintain high dollar employment. Twisted Genius ?

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Originally posted 01:50 PM ET  10.31 by Harry Crack

You have to admire a guy with this ability to under achieve, and yet maintain high dollar employment. Twisted Genius ?

When did we switch the discussion to politics?

Reality always seems to defy logic in San Diego when it comes to this discussion.

Tooooo little, tooooo late.

Dead man walking...

LT's new nickname: Captain Obvious.

I'm surprised Turner has lasted this long.

Tomlinson takes a pay cut one year, then is booted out of town the next. Methinks he is not a fan of Turner or Smith.

Why wait until the end of the year? The wheels are off the Chargers now. Might as well bring in the new management, let them evaluate how the players perform with a new coach calling the shots.

Tomlinson's new career is pointing out the painfully obvious? Maybe he should just ****, period. And I hope that the LT that counts --- Lawrence Taylor --- breaks the neck of the LT that doesn't count.

Tomlinson and everyone else who watches football agrees that Norv should be fired.

For a minute there, it looked like this might be the year it all came together for them. They made some smart offseason moves and had the whole world in their hand, it seemed.

But the annual meltdown got an earlier start than usual this season. I was shocked and a little disappointed when Eli flat-out refused to play for the team that spent the pick on him. Nowadays he's looking like a genius.

But I'm glad, in all that hubub Big Ben slipped to a spot where Pittsburgh could grab him.

Right on The Money LT!!!

It's time for the Chargers to "clean house" and rebuild. Norv, the coaching staff and GM have to go.

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Originally posted 01:22 PM ET  10.31 by Debbie Does

Haven't most astute observers of the game been saying this for at least the last 5 years? What took this particular LT so long to catch on?

Even less than astute observers have been clamoring for this for quite a while.