Colin Cowherd: “Who has the greatest chance to be the next Cincinnati Bengals? We put in seven boxes the Bengals had reached before reaching the Super Bowl. X --- They were a non-playoff team. X --- They had a young and unproven head coach who had his doubters and who was a Sean McVay disciple. X --- They had a very talented quartered – Joe Burrow. X --- They had excellent weapons – Tee Higgins, and Ja’Marr Chase. X --- Spent some big money on a couple of elite defenders – a pass rusher, a linebacker. X --- Their owner has always historically been a little frugal. X --- We also thought the Bengals would never reach the Super Bowl because they always shrink whenever they reach the playoffs. Who are those seven boxes? The Chargers. Didn’t make the playoffs last year, Brandon Staley is the coach, Justin Herbert is the quarterback, has excellent wide receivers, just spent money on Khalil Mack, and JC Jackson, Spanos is viewed as frugal, and even when the Chargers are good you feel like they never step up in the big game.” (Full Segment Above)
Listen to Colin Cowherd explain why the 2022 Los Angeles Chargers could become the next version of the 2021 Cincinnati Bengals as a fledging dark horse who uses a talented roster, phenom quarterback, and clever young coach to make it all the way to the Super Bowl.
Check out the video above as Colin details how the Chargers cover the same seven boxes as the Bengals did last year.
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