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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ogsponge" data-source="post: 630645" data-attributes="member: 9358">That certainly has something to do with it however I wish some people would understand and give credit where credit is due. The Chargers executed the short passing game to perfection that day. They  had a gameplan, nothing but short 3-step and few 5-step drops and the ball out of Rivers hands. This was done to combat the fact that the Packers were one of the top if not the top sack teams in the NFL leading into that game.Sometimes other teams execute their gameplans to perfection or near perfection. We have all seen the Packers do it with 45 to 50 point games games last year. But can you see the difference between the Packers offense running at near perfection and the Charges offense doing the same? They lost. Think about that, on the rare day when the other team's offense was nearly perfect, they still LOST.People nead to learn to tip their hat to the other team and get over it. It was a near flawless gameplan and execution of that gameplan by the Charges on that day. Nothing more, nothing less.</blockquote>

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