Domonique Foxworth of The Undefeated wrote: "Even in that moment, Davis knew something wasn’t right, but it wasn’t until the moment on the bench that he realized that he no longer belonged there. He suddenly realized that he was an outsider in the game that he had loved since he was a boy in Washington, D.C. The game that made him who he is. "Football is not for me," he said."
Quarterback Philip Rivers was toying with Edmunds as the middle linebacker still hasn't found his sea legs in coverage just yet. Rivers would give a quick glance to one side, get Edmunds to either move with him or freeze in his current spot, to which the quarterback either hit an underneath target over the middle perfectly in stride or put it over Edmunds' head with a zone-beating throw. Edmunds won't see that level of mind manipulation in the quarterbacks they see every week, but Rivers is next-level from a mental perspective, and he was toying with Edmunds. The Chargers game is a definite teaching moment for Edmunds, who is still trying to get to the point where he isn't in his head and just reacting instinctively and confidently. He isn't there just yet.
Jow Buscaglia, WKBW.comPFF says so far, it is Vlad Ducasse. Hmmmm....