1992 Week 3 Pittsburgh Steelers @ San Diego Chargers

[@brianbachmeier34]

Junior Seau #55 of the San Diego Chargers Career Accomplishments 12× Pro Bowl (1991-2002) 8× First-team All-Pro (1991-1996, 1998, 2000) 2× Second-team All-Pro (1997, 1999) NFL Defensive Player of the Year (1992) NFL Man of the Year (1994) NFL 100th Anniversary All-Time Team NFL 1990s All-Decade Team Pro Football Hall of Fame Selection

[@sergiorocha76]

Junior Seau RIP great warrior

[@jpats6401]

Chargers had a 3 headed monster In the back field Butts35 ,Bernstein82 , Harmon33 and a underrated o-line

[@chrisorr4902]

Neil O'Donnell was a red shirt freshmen under Bobby Ross at the University of Maryland.

[@cbod14]

Whatever became of that Favre guy?

[@marquan1976]

I saw in the 1pm halftime show, Costas called him Brett "Fave"

[@brianinthepark5429]

1:41 hour mark. "Gill Byrd!" - Brian

[@brianinthepark5429]

That was some good hands on #22's part to pick that off. ~Brian

[@antonioriversrivers7925]

I was in Miami for hurricane Andrew while in the Florida National guard was there for 34 days deployment and I a free pass to go see the Miami Dolphins game against the Los Angeles Rams at Joe Robbie Stadium but decided not to go.

[@jtstevenson81]

Thank you for your service.

[@chrisspearline2942]

Brian Dennehy would have been great to play Noll in a movie

[@johnnygold753]

steelers would have gone to more super bowls in the nineties had Neal stayed the quarterback remember Mike Tomzack in 96 and made the playoffs and made the championship game in 97 with Kordell so.....

[@antonioriversrivers7925]

Niel O'DONNELL was Garbage just like all the other Quarterbacks after Terry Bradshaw. O'Donnell nearly cost the Steelers the Superbowl against the Indianapolis Colts had the Colts linebacker made that interception in the AFC championship game.

[@papasul29]

I agree Neil was a good quarterback for the steelers. Managed the game well. Dint turn the ball over much. I know the super bowl was bad. Hell they wouldn't even have made that super bowl in 95 without Neil thats why steelers voted him team mvp that season.

[@johnnygold753]

@@papasul29 exactly and barring signing warren moon the next year we choose to go with tomzack.🤔

[@chrisspearline2942]

O'Donnell was underrated

[@killalltogepis9916]

Nobody denies that he had his moments but his pitiful Super Bowl performance makes all the good he did a complete afterthought.

[@chrisspearline2942]

Touchback should go to the ten

[@viviandarkbloom100]

How many of the Chargers are dead?

[@tiatrips]

From this era prematurely? Like 6 or 7, something like that.

[@chrisspearline2942]

Why do the Chargers have a TE in the backfield?

[@jtstevenson81]

That's Rod Bernstine. He was originally a tight end when he came into the league, but the Chargers converted him to a running back. He still kept his tight end number though (#82.)

[@chrisspearline2942]

@@jtstevenson81 yeah I remember him now

[@hrtvfan2870]

@@jtstevenson81 Also, it appears that the Chargers under Bobby Ross seemed to be trying to emulate the Joe Gibbs-era Redskins (probably not coincidentally that was Bobby Beatherd's previous job as a GM)

[@jtstevenson81]

@@hrtvfan2870 Yep, I grew up going to the games during that Era and we were often called "Redskins West." The team was built around a big offensive line, a big running back, and a game manager quarterback. It worked well against a lot of the AFC teams, but against the NFC powers like San Francisco, Dallas and Green Bay, we would always get killed.

[@tiatrips]

@@jtstevenson81 That's probably from the NFC playing the Redskins more often, especially the Giants and Dallas.