I think Spags saw his career and reputation going down the toilet so he threw the proverbial "Kitchen Sink" at the issue:

• I saw different formations and players at different positions throughout the game
• We ran more blitz in the game and looked similar to last year's defense
• Cory White probably started because Jabari Greer was screwing up at CB in practice this week
• Spags was livid on the sidelines the entire game and appears to have lost his patience with this group
• Finally in the 4th quarter, with the combination of Wilson and Gallette at both ends, I do not remember the exact defensive backfield personnel, but something happened

Spags threw "the book" at "it" including techniques and personnel.
YES I did see d-linemen spinning off the line to break free to get pressure on Rivers. I give props to the defense for trying just about anything LIVE, in-game, to determine what WORKS for them.

Finally, yes the defense had awful moments too, but I've only seen improvement from 1st two games of the season.

Intangibles like "bad play-calling" and "borderline calls" -- I would argue some other "borderline calls" like hands to the face on Wilson in the 4th, and others, KEPT drives alive for the Chargers. I accept those as part of the game now that we have the regular refs back.