The playoffs spots are starting to fill with the end of the regular season being very near. In the AFC the race of superstar quarterbacks has been exciting, and now Justin Herbert will be there with the Chargers. Although there is another key player that may return for Los Angeles soon.
There has been a couple of disappointing years for the Chargers since Phillip Rivers left the team to finish his career in the Colts. But they hit the jackpot in the 2020 draft when they picked Herbert out of Oregon. From then on, they have to be seen as a threat based on his play.
In 2021 they were so underwhelming that they didn’t even make the cut as a wild card team. This time it was different since Los Angeles have clinched a spot there with two games to go. Although during the week they received even better news regarding a potential comeback from a standout.
<h2>Who is the star about to return in Los Angeles Chargers?</h2>
That player ready to be back to the lineup is no other than Joey Bosa. The defensive end had a groin injury in a week 3 loss vs the Jacksonville Jaguars that required surgery, so he hasn’t played since then. But right on time for the playoffs he should be good to come back.
Los Angeles designated Bosa to return from the injuredreserve planning to have him ready. This move means they opened the 21-day window to practice before being activated. He was on the field on Thursday, so everything points in the right direction for the Chargers. What it is still unknown is if he will be available in the clash with the Rams on Sunday.
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The <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/nfl" target="_blank" rel="noopener">National Football League</a> has come a long way since its early days and that’s not necessarily wrong. Rules nowadays <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/nfl/Top-50-greatest-quarterbacks-in-NFL-history-20200522-0001.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">protect quarterbacks</a> more than ever, and that’s good even if <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/nfl/patriots-fans-prove-how-excited-they-are-for-tom-brady-s-return-to-new-england-20210928-0016.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">some fans</a> don’t seem to like it.
Then again, the league’s emphasis on taunting penalties for this season is just ridiculous. It’s dumb, it’s boring, and it makes all of us want to just turn off the TV and start working on our taxes or something.
That was in full display during last night’s Monday Night Football game between the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/las-vegas-raiders-t102109" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Las Vegas Raiders</a> and Los Angeles Chargers, with refs calling perhaps the softest taunting penalties in the history of the game.
<h2>Chargers Star Joey Bosa Rips “Blind, Ridiculous” Referees Over Taunting Penalties</h2>
That’s why Chargers star Joey Bosa didn’t care about getting fined and put the referees on blast, calling them blind and that they have done a terrible job with those ridiculous penalties as of late:
“I didn’t even know they called the penalty on me because I was fuming. But, I mean, the refs are blind,” Bosa said, as quoted by The Athletic. “I’m sorry, but you’re blind. Like, open your eyes and do your job. It’s so bad. It’s unbelievable. … These guys have got to do a better job, because it’s been years of terrible, terrible missed calls left and right. It’s really pathetic, honestly.”

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<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chargers?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chargers</a> DE Joey Bosa on officiating: “Refs are blind. I’m sorry, but you’re blind. Open your eyes and do your job. It’s so bad. It’s unbelievable. …These guys have got to do a better job because it’s been years of terrible missed calls left and right.”<a href="https://t.co/nxgEGBQqLC">pic.twitter.com/nxgEGBQqLC</a>
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<h2>Raiders Coach Jon Gruden Agrees With Bosa</h2>
Raiders coach Jon Gruden seems to agree with Bosa. Gruden called out the referees over an incredibily dumb taunting call on Darren Waller for spiking the ball on the ground, not even toward a rival:
“I don’t understand the taunting. I hate taunting. I think it’s ridiculous,” Gruden told Pro Football Talk. “I think what happens after an interception or a touchdown, we allow these celebrations, I consider that taunting. I don’t understand what happened over there on the Chargers’ sideline. But the official made the call, we have to deal with it. We couldn’t get any momentum going. That didn’t help us.”

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The Taunting Rule STINKS <a href="https://t.co/9lU2dX6SKV">pic.twitter.com/9lU2dX6SKV</a>
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The referees and team owners pretty much want the players to be video game characters and not even celebrate after making a big play. Stop taking the fun away from the game and focus on things that really matter.

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NFL News: A star is nearing his return in Los Angeles Chargers

Joey Bosa calls out 'blind, ridiculous' referees after MNF win