Chargers HC Anthony Lynn on stalled rushing attack

Chargers head coach Anthony Lynn discusses his team's stalled rushing attack.

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00:00Coach, last night you said that Melvin Gordon wasn't to blame for the rushing

00:05attack and that the team needed to open up more rushing lanes. What do you plan to do

00:08this week to accomplish that?

00:11We're going to do what we did the first four weeks of the season, where we ran the ball more efficiently.

00:15I'm going to cut back a little bit, obviously, with some young guys in that.

00:19But we just have to do a good job of executing.

00:23I just didn't think the execution was very good last night.

00:26I'm not saying you rush for 35 yards or whatever you rush for.

00:30It speaks for itself.

00:32Do you think the changes along the offensive line have affected that?

00:35It could have slowed it down a little bit.

00:37But we have a good, young offensive line and those guys will be fine.

00:41I'm not worried about those guys. They will be fine.

00:44Why aren't you worried?

00:46Because I believe in those young men.

00:49Overall, how did you feel like the line did yesterday?

00:52Like I said, when you rush for 35 yards, I don't think that's very good.

00:57Just pass protection?

01:00Pass protection wasn't that bad.

01:02We had some chip help and we slid the protection certain ways to help certain guys.

01:07Some good teams, they would get some rushes.

01:10But overall, I didn't think it was that bad.