The Chargers shouldn’t be sitting with one of the worst records in the NFL right now, but they do.
Despite the most recent 45-0 blowout loss to the Patriots, Los Angeles has way too much talent that has practically been put to waste.
Among the talented players whose individual success, unfortunately, hasn’t been enough to contribute to wins is edge defender Joey Bosa. Bosa commented on the current state of the team Monday.
“It’s pretty obvious there’s some problems,” Bosa said. “I’m going to show up and I’m going to play hard. I don’t know if everybody else is. This last game is definitely going to affect some guys.”
The problem that Bosa is most likely referring to is the coaching woes that have been ongoing all season, which have led to the majority of their losses being by a touchdown or less.
The chances of coach Anthony Lynn being back after this season are slim. While the front office won’t fire him at the moment because they love his leadership skills, it’d be a huge shock if they didn’t identify him as the “problem.”
With four games left of the season and even though Los Angeles is mathematically eliminated from the playoffs, Bosa is still going to make the most of each snap.
