Charlie Kolar reacts to Chargers’ mistake-filled loss to Cardinals
Chargers tight end Charlie Kolar was brutally honest when assessing his team’s performance after their Week 1 loss.
The Los Angeles Chargers suffered a devastating Week 1 loss to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, 26-14. The Chargers were outmatched and outplayed in every aspect of the game, displaying a lack of preparation and execution. Tight end Charlie Kolar, who had no stats and was not targeted, delivered a scathing assessment of his team's performance.
He bluntly stated that "it's just not good enough." Kolar criticized the team's special teams, first and second down efficiency, lineup, procedure penalties, and ability to run the ball. The Cardinals, under first-year head coach Mike LaFleur, came into the game well-prepared. The Chargers' troubles began in the fourth quarter when they suffered a blocked punt, an interception by Justin Herbert, and a fourth-down fumble from the 3-yard line.
The crowd began booing the team as the game spiraled out of control. The Chargers and Kolar will aim to regroup in Week 2 when they host the Raiders.
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