Following his team’s 18-9 defeat to the Waterdogs in Baltimore, Chaos head coach Andy Towers was looking at the long game rather than their fourth loss of the campaign. “I told (the team) after the game that we want to win the war. For us, the war is winning the championship. If we lose a game or two along the way as we start to get connected, I don’t care. The important thing is that we get out of this, ideally healthy, and we get another week for these guys to get accustomed to the field game and build from there,” Towers said.