Will Dissly celebrates a touchdown
“Little fist pound, we got to get like a cool handshake or something. Yes, sir! Let’s go baby, go! Let’s work, let’s work, let’s work! Active, I’m out! Woo!” Dissly’s energy was palpable, setting the tone for the Chargers’ offensive onslaught.
Will Dissly on the field
“Kind of fancy, yeah, oh yeah, great ball in that first one, dude, that was… I got you running a little bit.” Dissly’s praise for his teammates highlighted the Chargers’ offensive cohesion.
“Yeah, God, you’re looking like a thoroughbred, baby!” Dissly’s compliments underscored the Chargers’ dominance on the field.
Dissly’s infectious enthusiasm extended beyond the huddle. He drew an analogy between warming up and baking a cake, injecting his signature humor into pregame preparations. “Hold on, you know what we could really use right now, huh? Quick, dynamic warm-up, you know what I’m saying? Little warm-up, like if I were to, you know, be making a cake for pregame, I’d definitely add a little dynamic warm-up! Let’s go, D.A., come on, work all week! It don’t matter what they do, it only matters what we do! Let’s handle our job, let’s handle this day, let’s go! B on three, one, two three… It’s my favorite speech all week! Thunderstruck, get me cranked up, hold the line, here we go!”
Will Dissly on the field
“Boys, what a day! Go, come on, baby, go! All in, let’s go, let’s go baby!” Dissly’s rallying cry echoed through the stadium, fueling the Chargers’ momentum.
The game unfolded with a series of impressive plays. A fumble recovery by the Chargers’ rookie, Edwards, showcased the team’s alertness.
“Set the tone, set the tone!” Dissly’s voice boomed after a record-breaking reception by a Kansas City player.
Herbert, the Chargers’ quarterback, orchestrated a masterful screen pass to Dissly, who dragged defenders downfield.
“No flags, what an outstanding job of pretending like you’re going to be blocking right here. He’s going to go ahead and be like, ‘It’s just a block, it’s a block, it’s a block,’ and nope, here comes the screen right after it, and that is all about timing and instincts. Good job by Dissly, great job by Herbert.” The commentator’s analysis highlighted the Chargers’ strategic prowess.
“Hey oh, and he went on and realized he had a little room there, you went, ‘I’m out!’ Appreciate that. Trying to get like you, huh? I shed a few pounds, maybe catch around, boy.” Dissly’s playful banter with a teammate showcased his camaraderie and competitive spirit.
“Good screen run, I didn’t know you had that in you.” A teammate complimented Dissly, acknowledging his deceptive speed.
“Hey man, it was a great block by Deari, just happy to you know get a little op, that’s all you are, you know?” Dissly’s humility and appreciation for his teammates shone through.
The game continued with a series of explosive plays. Herbert connected with McKitty for a touchdown, igniting a roar from the crowd.
Will Dissly celebrates a touchdown
“Yes sir! Yeah baby, baby! B, open the flight gates, what you know about it! What you know about running, what you know about running, huh? I got you, yeah baby, come on, let’s work.” Dissly’s excitement was contagious, electrifying both his teammates and the fans.
A well-executed screen pass to JK resulted in a crucial first down for the Chargers. “Yeah, that’s how I get that done right there, you see how I orchestrated everyone to get back right there? Yeah, he saved me, I was… What were you looking at, D?” Dissly’s leadership and awareness on the field were evident.
The Chargers’ defense stepped up with a powerful tackle by DP. Dobbins, the running back, then connected with Dissly for another impressive gain.
Will Dissly on the field
“And it does take a Charger bounce, fielded at the 50, and a beautiful play by Simy, Simy working, baby! Sim’s working!” The Chargers’ special teams made their presence felt, contributing to the team’s overall success.
“Today, I was ready, dude, I was so ready! Saw that twinkle, H, saw that twinkle in your eye! Come on, D, that’s what I live for, let’s go baby, yeah! 22, yeah, yeah, yeah! You go out-out, slip that, slip that so tight in that box.” Dissly’s unwavering confidence and determination were evident in every play.
The game concluded with a hard-fought battle for every yard. Edwards, the Chargers’ running back, showcased his power and agility, breaking tackles and gaining valuable yardage. Mahomes, the opposing quarterback, faced relentless pressure from the Chargers’ defense.
“These teams will meet again December the 8th.” The commentator’s remark hinted at a highly anticipated rematch.
“City, yeah we’ll see you soon, we’ll see you soon!” Dissly’s parting words to the opposing team were laced with confidence and a hint of playful trash talk, encapsulating the Chargers’ dominant performance.
