Los Angeles Chargers - 2021 Team Leaders

Poll: Grade Chargers' offseason moves so far / It’s been a little over two weeks since the NFL’s free agency period opened, and as it seems to be every year, the bulk of the madness happened in the first few days. - So how have the Chargers done? - This year’s offseason has been more intriguing than others in the past. It has seen Los Angeles bring in a handful of notables, including Khalil Mack and J.C. Jackson, and lose some, including Kyzir White and Uchenna Nwosu. - Here’s the list of L.A.’s ins and outs so far in free agency, along with the team(s) that they went to and came from: - Out - DL Justin Jones | Bears - EDGE Kyler Fackrell | Raiders - C Scott Quessenberry | Texans - LB Kyzir White | Eagles - EDGE Uchenna Nwosu | Seahawks - In - CB J.C. Jackson - EDGE Khalil Mack - DT Sebastian Joseph-Day - DT Austin Joseph - TE Gerald Everett - LS Josh Harris - P J.K. Scott - Retained - QB Chase Daniel - DT Christian Covington - K Dustin Hopkins - Released - OT Bryan Bulaga - Unsigned - DT Linval Joseph - CB Chris Harris Jr. - TE Jared Cook - G Oday Aboushi - CB Ryan Smith - G Michael Schofield - G Senio Kelemete - LS Matt Overton - TE Stephen Anderson - S Trey Marshall - OT Storm Norton - RB Justin Jackson - P Ty Long - There are still some players available that the Chargers could sign before or after the draft, but their positions of needs are quite evident. - So what kind of grade do you give general manager Tom Telesco for his work thus far? Vote in the poll below. - - - - - - - - option not selected - - - - - - Not so fast! - - You can't place a vote until you make a selection first. - - - Got it - - - - - - - - Take Our Poll - - - - - - - - - - - - - Email - - - - - Sign up - - - - - - - - Like this article? - Sign up for the Chargers Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning - - - - An error has occured - - - Please re-enter your email address. - - - - - - Thanks for signing up! - - - You'll now receive the top Chargers Wire stories each day directly in your inbox.

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Brandon Staley: Sacrifices had to be made (Kyzir White) to rebuild Chargers' defense / Coach Brandon Staley's defensive revamping has

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Chargers Scouting Report: Boise State WR Khalil Shakir / Over the next month, we are going to be taking a

Chargers Scouting Report: Boise State WR Khalil Shakir / Over the next month, we are going to be taking a look at a handful of draft prospects leading up to the 2022 NFL draft. - With the Chargers having needs at various positions, we will do our best to evaluate the players that we feel fit the team precisely. - Today, I take a look at Boise State wide receiver Khalil Shakir, - Khalil Shakir | Boise State | #2 | Senior | Murrieta, CA | 6’0” | 196 - 40-yard Dash: 4.43 - Bench Press: N/A - Vertical Jump: 34.5 - Broad Jump: 124 - 3-Cone Drill: 7.28 - 20-Yard Shuttle: 4.21 - Career: Two-time Mountain West first-team honor recipient and named to the 2021 preseason Biletnikoff Award watch list. Attended the Senior Bowl this past winter. Former four-star recruit. Notched 208 catches, 2,878 receiving yards, and 24 total touchdowns across 43 games for the Broncos. - Red Flags: None - Strengths: Tough, athletic receiver who has potential for dynamite every time he touches the ball. Sells cuts with deep, earnest hip drops. Desired tempo as a route runner. Keen understanding of how to vary his coast and acceleration to set up defenders and surge for separation. Exceptional ball tracking skills – concentrates through traffic and rise with authority. Could have the best set of hands in the draft. Bag of tricks after the catch is extensive, using hesitation, spin move, and jump cuts to evade opponents. Aggressive and competitive playstyle invites contact and doesn’t allow tacklers to walk away unscathed. Great contact balance, vision, and momentum transfer as a ball carrier. High-character player who brings competitive fire to the offense on every snap. - Weaknesses: Appears stiff and leggy when needing to create or start and stop suddenly. Arms measured at 29 inches – are short and handicap his catch radius. Catches with his body on a lot of throws. Size may constrain him to a limited role. Long speed rarely pulls away from defenders. - Final Word: Explosive, dynamic, and unafraid to put his body on the line for the sake of extra yardage, Khalil Shakir is a gritty player that will have little trouble matching the competitive standards the NFL requires. With a good build and serviceable blend of speed and agility, Shakir can be a pest to bring down once the ball is within his security. Shakir projects as a Day 3 pickup who will offer playmaking potential in a gadget role and slot appearances. - Fit Likelihood: Medium - Grade: 4th - Film Highlights: - Shakir shows off his ball tracking expertise with a slick one-handed snag against UTEP. - - Khalil Shakir is the definition of ELECTRIC - His 86.7 PFF Grade is 2nd among Mountain West WRs pic.twitter.com/ztBu0kshoh - — PFF Draft (@PFF_College) December 12, 2021 - - - Shakir’s seamless transition from route runner to ballcarrier, using a clean 360-degree spin move to get past the defender

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Mar 26, 2022

Eagles sign LB Kyzir White to one-year deal worth up to $5M / White had a breakout campaign in 2021.

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Chargers' biggest needs after first wave of free agency / The Chargers have been busy building their roster, trading for

Chargers' biggest needs after first wave of free agency / The Chargers have been busy building their roster, trading for Khalil Mack, signing multiple players, and bringing back a few of their own. - Even though general manager Tom Telesco has done an excellent job at piecing together a solid foundation in the early stages, plenty of work still needs to be done. - With that being said, here’s a ranking of the Bolts’ five biggest needs following the first wave of free agency: - Right tackle - Bryan Bulaga is no longer with the Chargers after having his two seasons riddled by injuries during his time with L.A. Storm Norton’s poor play against the Raiders exemplified that he isn’t reliable enough to be counted on as a long-term starter. Trey Pipkins played well in his two starts and should be given a shot to compete for the job in the summer, but the team still needs a bonafide starter to protect Justin Herbert. - Right guard - In the five games as the starter, Oday Aboushi was a difference-maker. But unfortunately, his one-year stint was cut short after suffering a torn ACL. Aboushi is still a candidate to be brought back. But if the Chargers don’t see him as a part of their plans moving forward, they will need someone to fill that spot. - Running back - Austin Ekeler thrived in his first season under Joe Lombardi, reaching 20 total touchdowns, which tied for the most this season. However, he will need a running mate moving forward to ensure longevity, and that guy doesn’t appear to be on the roster. Justin Jackson is no longer on the roster. Joshua Kelley and Larry Rountree had their opportunities but left a lot to be desired. - Wide receiver - The Chargers have a strong core heading into the season with Keenan Allen, Mike Williams, who was recently extended, and Josh Palmer. However, one thing is sure: Los Angeles still needs a speed/yards-after-the-catch weapon. - Defensive depth - The Chargers’ primary focus during the first wave of free agency was adding pieces to Brandon Staley’s defense. Even with J.C. Jackson, they need cornerback depth behind him, Michael Davis and Asante Samuel Jr. Joey Bosa and Mack are arguably one of the league’s top pass-rushing duos, but they need another edge defender to pair with Chris Rumph II as situational pass rushers. Sebastian Joseph-Day and Austin Johnson are instant upgrades to the interior part of the defensive line. Still, they can benefit from one more player to complement Christian Covington and Breiden Fehoko. - - - - - - - - - - - - Email - - - - - Sign up - - - - - - - - Like this article? - Sign up for the Chargers Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your

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Mar 24, 2022

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Chargers WR Keenan Allen offers curious reaction to Tyreek Hill trade / There were many different reactions around the NFL

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Mar 23, 2022

Austin Johnson says he can pull his weight anywhere on Chargers defensive line / New defensive lineman Austin Johnson said

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Mar 22, 2022

Jameson Williams could bring speed, after catch prowess to Chargers offense / It is probably the most likely scenario that

Jameson Williams could bring speed, after catch prowess to Chargers offense / It is probably the most likely scenario that the Chargers will spend on a defensive cornerstone in the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft. But with such an immense crop of talent at top of the wide receiver class, passing over a premier pass catcher that can complement Keenan Allen and be a shiny new addition to Justin Herbert’s arsenal is a tough decision. That decision becomes even tougher when one of those receivers that could be available when Los Angeles is on the clock with the 17th overall selection is Alabama’s speed demon, Jameson Williams. - Williams transferred from Ohio State and wound up in Tuscaloosa primed to carve out a role for himself as the offense’s No. 1 option, something he realized just would not be possible in a room with Chris Olave, Garrett Wilson, and rising underclassman Jaxson Smith-Njigba. The change of scenery could not have turned out better for Williams, who posted 75 catches, 1,507 receiving yards, and 15 touchdowns in his first season with the Crimson Tide. At 6’2” and 190 pounds, Williams established himself as Alabama quarterback Bryce Young’s preferred weapon as the duo pulverized the SEC, earned Young the Heisman Trophy, and garnered Williams a nod as a Biletnikoff Award finalist. - Remember Lightning McQueen’s iconic saying in the Disney movie Cars? To pump himself up before races, McQueen mutters to himself, “I am speed. I’m faster than fast, quicker than quick. I am lightning.” When Williams lines up against the opposing team’s defensive backs, he is probably thinking along similar lines. It becomes fairly striking when watching Williams that he possesses a different gear than every other player on the field in a straight-up footrace. - That gear was on full display during the SEC Championship when Williams sliced open the soft underbelly of Georgia’s secondary for seven catches, 184 receiving yards, and two touchdowns. He averaged 26.3 yards per catch against the nation’s top-ranked defense in Alabama’s convincing 41-24 win. This preview of the National Championship not only showcased his talents as a vertical threat but also demonstrated his exceptional acceleration and vision as a ball carrier. - - I’m not an advocate for taking a wide receiver in Round 1 but man, Jameson Williams would be an excellent playmaker and a lethal deep threat for Justin Herbert.pic.twitter.com/cO6YJvFQqS - — Gavino Borquez (@GavinoBorquez) December 4, 2021 - - - Williams’ first touchdown of the game came on 3rd-and-2 shortly after the start of the second quarter, Alabama lined up in ace (single back) formation with a bunch trips wide receiver setup to the right. Georgia’s slot cornerback dipped down to assume flat responsibilities after initially looking like he was going to trail Williams upfield. - The safety was playing way deep and the boundary cornerback hardly moved from his spot at the numbers. This resulted in a wide-open look for Alabama quarterback Bryce Young to

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What the signing of TE Gerald Everett means for the Chargers / The Chargers signed tight end Gerald Everett to

What the signing of TE Gerald Everett means for the Chargers / The Chargers signed tight end Gerald Everett to a two-year deal on Sunday. - General manager Tom Telesco’s presser at the Combine said that the tight end group was not complete. - With Jared Cook’s departure, a void needed to be filled by a complete tight end to round out the room. - Insert Everett, who gives the team a younger replacement, as he is just 27 compared to Cook who was 34. - Familiarity has been a factor with some of the players brought in. Everett fits that billing, having played on the Rams the same year that Brandon Staley was their defensive coordinator. - Drafted in the second round by the Rams in 2017, Everett served as Tyler Higbee’s backup in each of his four seasons with the team. He totaled 127 catches for 1,389 yards and eight touchdowns in that timeframe. - After his rookie contract was up, the Seahawks signed him to a one-year deal. - He accounted for just 135 yards and one touchdown during his first six games. When Russell Wilson returned from his injury, Everett found his groove. In his final nine games, he averaged 38 yards per game, totaling 342 yards and three touchdowns. - - Gerald Everett bowls over the Steelers defense to set up a Will Dissly touchdown catch and the Seahawks suddenly find themselves down by only a field goal at 17-14. #GamblingTwitter #SportsBetting #SEAvsPIT #SundayNightFootballpic.twitter.com/b2kWJg6Bdt - — BestOdds.com (@BestOddsBets) October 18, 2021 - - - What Everett will provide in the offense is someone who can move all over the formation, with vertical and horizontal field-stretching capabilities, yards-after-the-catch ability, and the toughness to make contested catches. - Everett will slide in as the top tight end on the depth chart. Donald Parham made strides in his second season with the Chargers, showing strides with his blocking to go along with his pass-catching skills, but they clearly feel he needs more time to develop before taking on a No. 1 role. - Tre’ McKitty showed plenty of promise as a blocker in his rookie season, and he should resume his duties in the in-line spot. Stephen Anderson was another pleasant surprise in his role as the hybrid fullback/H-back. Now, the question is whether or not Anderson will be back next season. - As it stands, with the addition of Everett, this group has plenty of upside heading into 2022. - - - - - - - - - - - - Email - - - - - Sign up - - - - - - - - Like this article? - Sign up for the Chargers Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning - - - - An error has occured -

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J.C. Jackson has it covered when Brandon Staley pictures his new Chargers defense / Chargers coach Brandon Staley said the

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Chargers reach deal with free-agent TE Everett / Tight end Gerald Everett has agreed to a free-agent contract with the

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Mar 20, 2022

Back in L.A.: Chargers reach deal with former Rams tight end Gerald Everett / Tight end Gerald Everett, a former

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Mar 20, 2022

Former Rams TE Gerald Everett to join Chargers / Tight end Gerald Everett reportedly agreed to a 2-year, $12 million

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Chargers reportedly sign TE Gerald Everett to two-year, $12M contract / On Sunday, one day shy of the one-year anniversary

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Chargers signing TE Gerald Everett / The Chargers are adding a veteran to their tight end room.

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Mar 19, 2022

Chargers Scouting Report: Miami WR Charleston Rambo / Over the next month, we are going to be taking a look

Chargers Scouting Report: Miami WR Charleston Rambo / Over the next month, we are going to be taking a look at a handful of draft prospects leading up to the 2022 NFL draft. - With the Chargers having needs at various positions, we will do our best to evaluate the players that we feel fit the team precisely. - Today, I take a look at Miami wide receiver Charleston Rambo. - Charleston Rambo | Miami (FL) | #11 | R-Junior | Cedar Hill, TX | 6’1” | 177 - 40-yard Dash: 4.57 - Bench Press: N/A - Vertical Jump: 33.5 - Broad Jump: 118 - 3-Cone Drill: N/A - 20-Yard Shuttle: N/A - Career: Oklahoma transfer and three-year starter. All-ACC second team in sole season at Miami, where he set single-season records in receptions and receiving yards. Compiled 155 catches for 2,352 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns across 40 games. - Red Flags: None - Strengths: Wide, track-style stance primes him for instant explosion into his release. Employs a variety of sequences at the line to rotate defensive backs and obtain leverage. Press defense is optimal and counters jabs with wipe-away techniques and good placement on the defender’s forearm. Chews up cushions quickly with long, threatening strides. Hips snap down quickly on hooks and comeback routes, but he most consistently wins on inside routes. Smooth through his breaks and capable of executing advanced changes of direction in his route tree. Earns late separation with good hand fighting at the top of his route. Abrupt stack when turning into a vertical option and tracks the ball well while maintaining speed. Knows where to go with the football as a ball carrier upon securing the catch. Overall physical mentality and brings vigor to his blocking. - Weaknesses: Plagued by drops at Oklahoma and had few lapses in concentration last season. Would rather allow the ball to come to him than attack the trajectory. Poor at zoning off defenders and letting them back into the play. Slender frame can be pushed around and knocked off required route timing by bigger, aggressive defensive backs. Opportunity for yards after catch sharply diminishes when absorbing the first tackle attempt due to lackluster contact balance. The majority of snaps were at the right outside receiver spot. - Final Word: A late fourth-year breakout after playing behind sizable talent in Oklahoma’s receiver room, Charleston Rambo made his mark at Miami with a productive season that quickly netted him several mentions in the program’s history books. A good route runner that offers speed, short-game expertise, and unpredictability through his stem, Rambo projects as a Z receiver who will need to become more adept at capitalizing on his separation. His comfortability both receiving the football and attacking the catch point will determine his ascension on a roster. - Fit Likelihood: Medium - Grade: 5th - Film Highlights: - Rambo using late separation to win the post route against his defender. - - Great example of late separation by Miami wide

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Mar 19, 2022

AFC West Roundup: Tracking all offseason additions by Chargers' rivals / Find out the new players joining the Broncos, Chiefs

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Mar 19, 2022

Will the Chargers’ offseason moves be enough in the AFC West? / The Chargers showed the NFL they’re serious about

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Mar 19, 2022

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Mar 19, 2022

Chargers restructure Khalil Mack’s contract / The Bears restructured Khalil Mack‘s contract on two occasions. After adding Mack via trade,

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6 remaining free agents Chargers could consider signing / The Chargers have been quite active this free agency period, trading

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Mar 17, 2022

Packers trade WR Davante Adams to Chargers' division rival / Email - - - - -

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Mar 17, 2022

Sebastian Joseph-Day gives the Chargers more than a run-stopper / The charismatic and versatile former Rams defensive tackle reunites with

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Mar 17, 2022

Sebastian Joseph-Day brings a load of experience to middle of Chargers' defense / Sebastian Joseph-Day made his mark in the

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Mar 17, 2022

Chargers Scouting Report: Alabama WR John Metchie III / Over the next month, we are going to be taking a

Chargers Scouting Report: Alabama WR John Metchie III / Over the next month, we are going to be taking a look at a handful of draft prospects leading up to the 2022 NFL draft. - With the Chargers having needs at various positions, we will do our best to evaluate the players that we feel fit the team precisely. - Today, I take a look at Alabama wide receiver John Metchie III. - John Metchie III | Alabama | #8 | Junior | Brampton, Canada | 5’11” | 187 - 40-yard Dash: N/A - Bench Press: N/A - Vertical Jump: N/A - Broad Jump: N/A - 3-Cone Drill: N/A - 20-Yard Shuttle: N/A - *Did not participate in the NFL Combine or Alabama pro day due to injury. - Career: Earned All-SEC Second Team accolades in his last season with the Crimson Tide. His pairing with Jameson Williams was the second 1,000-yard receiving duo in program history. Caught 155 passes for 2,081 yards and 14 touchdowns in 30 games. - Red Flags: Suffered a torn ACL in the 2021 SEC Championship against Georgia. Metchie said he is expected to be at full strength in June, putting him on track for a complete rookie season. - Strengths: Functional receiver that saw time both outside and in the slot. Darts off the line with a deep release package. Opens up defenders with varied tempo, attack stabs, and accurate assessments of body language. Flows as a route runner and creates most of his separation at the top of his route, employing head fakes and stutters to send his coverage in the opposite direction. Accelerated start-stop ability is generated by snappy hips and even strides. High football IQ and diagnoses schemes pre-snap to plan the best approach. Nose for creases in the defense and arrives where he anticipates open throwing windows. Elusive after the catch with good field vision and ability to create for himself. Tough, physical player who can both absorb and evade contact. - Weaknesses: Has moments in the game where his concentration lapses and commits a fair amount of egregious drops, including a handful last season. Body catcher who rarely extends hands away from his body. Appears uncomfortable hauling in throws away from his frame. Does not use his average frame to aggressively rise up and challenge defenders at the catch point. Rounds out his breaks and allows defenders back to the ball. Lacks elite burners to separate at the second level. - Final Word: After a season in which Jameson Williams managed to command the spotlight, Metchie quietly had a productive season that showcased his route nuance, play strength, and physicality with the ball in his hands. Alabama was noticeably a different team passing the football after he tore his ACL, which exposed exactly how much Metchie’s presence on the field impacted the offense. Although he lacks a true elite trait, Metchie wears many hats in the receiving department and projects well in the slot as one of the draft’s

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Mar 17, 2022

Report: Chargers re-signing DL Christian Covington / The Chargers are bringing back one of their defensive free agents.

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Mar 17, 2022

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Staley, Chargers 'excited' to add Mack to defense / Veteran linebacker Khalil Mack, back in the AFC West with the

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Mar 16, 2022

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Seahawks agree to two-year, $20 million contract with Chargers LB Uchenna Nwosu / Fresh off of arguably the best season

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Report: Chargers signing long snapper Josh Harris / The Chargers are adding pieces to shore up their special teams.

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Mar 16, 2022

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NFL announces 39 compensatory draft picks, including two third-rounders for Saints / The NFL dealt out 39 compensatory picks for

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Mar 15, 2022

Chargers to keep backup QB Chase Daniel, Jalen Guyton, Storm Norton, Donald Parham Jr. / The Chargers placed tenders on

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5 free agents the Chargers could consider to replace Bryan Bulaga / The Chargers released Bryan Bulaga on Tuesday. -

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Chargers clear cap space by releasing veteran OT Bryan Bulaga / Bulaga's time with the team was derailed by injuries.

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Chargers release OT Bryan Bulaga to create salary cap space / Bryan Bulaga, who signed a three-year, $30 million contract

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Chargers releasing OT Bryan Bulaga / The Chargers are releasing offensive tackle Bryan Bulaga. - The team will save $10.7

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Chargers release veteran OL Bryan Bulaga / The former first-round pick is back on the market.

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Chargers re-signing QB Chase Daniel / The Chargers have kicked off the second day of the league’s legal tampering period

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Mar 15, 2022

Chargers QB Chase Daniel returns as Justin Herbert’s backup / The veteran QB reportedly agreed to a 1-year, $2.25 contract

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Chargers sign DT Sebastian Joseph-Day / The Chargers had one of the league's worst rush defenses in 2021. That's not

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Field Yates On Justin Herbert & His 2022 Mock Draft | LA Chargers

Mar 14, 2022

ESPN NFL insider Field Yates joins Hayley Elwood to reveal his take on head coach...

The Athletic Football Show

57 minutes Mar 14, 2022

Free Agency Recap, Day 1: Jaguars spend big, J.C. Jackson to Chargers, Bengals add o-line, Eagles sign Haason Reddick &

Pick Six NFL

1½ hours Mar 14, 2022

2022 NFL Free Agency Monday Recap, Winners & Losers: Jaguars help Trevor Lawrence, Steelers add Mitchell Trubisky, Deshaun Watson rumors

2022 NFL Free Agency Monday Recap, Winners & Losers: Jaguars help Trevor Lawrence, Steelers add Mitchell Trubisky, Deshaun Watson rumors heat up (Football 3/14) / Join the Pick Six March Madness Bracket Challenge for your chance to win a $100 Paramount Plus Gift Card! Enter here: https://picks.cbssports.com/college-basketball/ncaa-tournament/bracket/pools/kbxw63b2gy4dmmzqgm4a====?pool-join-key=yqillo0myqdixgo9o24sp3fddqofs6au&invited-by=ivxhi4tzhiytanbvgu3dmojq&via-medium=copy&ttag=FF22_lk_cbssports_cbb_bpm_copySetupInvite - The legal tampering period is underway in the NFL as we have a slew of free agency deals to react to on this episode. Will Brinson, Ryan Wilson and John Breech dish out winners and losers from all of Monday's signings. The Jaguars, Bengals and Davante Adams could all be considered winners from the day. Hear why...The Steelers added Mitchell Trubisky so where does that land them? As we were podcasting we got two big-time CB deals including J.C. Jackson to the Chargers and Carlton Davis back to the Bucs. We have to talk quarterbacks as well as the Pick Six Superfriends evaluate the latest Deshaun Watson rumors and also chat about speculation around a possible Baker Mayfield trade. - - 'Pick Six' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts. - You can listen to Pick Six on your smart speakers! Simply say "Alexa, play the latest episode of the Pick Six NFL podcast" or "Hey Google, play the latest episode of the Pick Six NFL podcast." - Follow the Pick Six team on Twitter: @picksixpod, @willbrinson, @ryanwilsonCBS, @johnbreech, @E_DeBerardinis - Visit the Pick Six YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/picksix - Visit the CBS Sports Store to buy Pick Six merch: https://store.cbssports.com/collections/pick-six - Check out the Pick Six Instagram page https://www.instagram.com/picksixpod/?hl=en - Read the Pick Six newsletter here: https://www.cbssports.com/newsletters/picksix/ - Join our Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/758548147935545/ - For more NFL coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/ - To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Mar 14, 2022

Chargers bolster defense with top free agent corner J.C. Jackson, two linemen / To bolster their sometimes leaky defense, the

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Mar 14, 2022

Chargers, CB J.C. Jackson agree to 5-year, $82.5M deal / Coming off a Pro Bowl season with eight interceptions in

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Mar 14, 2022

J.C. Jackson, Chargers Reportedly Agree to 5-Year, $82.5M Contract in Free Agency / Cornerback J.C. Jackson and the Los Angeles

Pick Six NFL

1 hour Mar 14, 2022

Mailbag: Khalil Mack trade grades, explaining the NFL to someone who missed the 2021 season, AFC vs. NFC competitive imbalance

Mailbag: Khalil Mack trade grades, explaining the NFL to someone who missed the 2021 season, AFC vs. NFC competitive imbalance + Will the Pick Six pod be around in 10 years? (Football 3/14) / Join the Pick Six March Madness Bracket Challenge for your chance to win a $100 Paramount Plus Gift Card! Enter here: cbssports.com/PickSixBrackets - - ***Note: This episode was recorded before news of Tom Brady's return to the NFL. - Will Brinson, Ryan Wilson and John Breech are back to answer questions from the Pick Six mailbag. First, they break down the Bears trading Khalil Mack to the Chargers and what it means for both organizations. Next, the guys focus on how much better the AFC seems to be compared to the NFC. With that being said, the NFC boasts the past two Super Bowl champions...Hypothetically, say you missed the entire 2021 NFL season. What are the biggest things you'd need to be caught up on? Well that hypothetical is a reality for one of our listeners who was probably stunned to see the Bengals had made the Super Bowl!!! How long will the Pick Six podcast continue? Could Brinson still be podcasting daily when he's 70? The Superfriends detail how small market vs. big market teams work in the NFL and discuss what college rules they'd like to see brought to the big leagues. That and more on this mailbag episode. - - 'Pick Six' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts. - You can listen to Pick Six on your smart speakers! Simply say "Alexa, play the latest episode of the Pick Six NFL podcast" or "Hey Google, play the latest episode of the Pick Six NFL podcast." - Follow the Pick Six team on Twitter: @picksixpod, @willbrinson, @ryanwilsonCBS, @johnbreech, @E_DeBerardinis - Visit the Pick Six YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/picksix - Visit the CBS Sports Store to buy Pick Six merch: https://store.cbssports.com/collections/pick-six - Check out the Pick Six Instagram page https://www.instagram.com/picksixpod/?hl=en - Read the Pick Six newsletter here: https://www.cbssports.com/newsletters/picksix/ - Join our Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/758548147935545/ - For more NFL coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/ - To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Mar 13, 2022

Chargers free-agency preview: Khalil Mack trade begins defensive makeover / J.C. Jackson and Cordarrelle Patterson could be two outside free

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Mar 13, 2022

1 pending free agent from each AFC team the Chargers could target / The free agency frenzy is set to

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Mar 12, 2022

Bobby Wagner headed to Rams or Chargers? / A recent report indicated that Wagner "loves L.A." but didn't specify if

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Mar 12, 2022

NFL free agency: Chargers need to put money where their defense is / With free agency looming, Chargers coach Brandon

NFL: Good Morning Football

44 minutes Mar 11, 2022

Khalil Mack to Chargers, Impact to AFC West, Steelers QB search, Mitch Trubisky and Marcus Mariota futures, and Free

Chargers Weekly: Mike Williams Re-Signed & Free Agency Preview | LA Chargers

Mar 11, 2022

On this episode of Chargers Weekly, Matt "Money" Smith and Chris Hayre react to the...

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Mar 11, 2022

Chargers take wide receiver in NFL Wire Network mock draft / Email - - - -

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Mar 11, 2022

Los Angeles Rams focused on keeping as many of their free agents as possible / Instead of looking for players

Locked On NFL

41 minutes Mar 11, 2022

Khalil Mack to Los Angeles Chargers Beefs Up Wild AFC West, J.C. Jackson vs. Bobby Wagner as Top FAs

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1½ hours Mar 11, 2022

Khalil Mack trade reaction, free agency lessons & how teams approach the salary cap with Bill Barnwell & Joel Corry

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Mar 11, 2022

Bears reportedly trade former DPOY, six-time Pro Bowler Khalil Mack to Chargers / The wild week of NFL trades continued

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Mar 10, 2022

Sources: Bears finalizing Mack-to-Chargers deal / The Bears are finalizing a trade that will send Khalil Mack to the Chargers,

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Mar 10, 2022

By acquiring Mack, Chargers make their splashy AFC West play / With the AFC West loading up on passers, getting

LA Times: Chargers

Mar 10, 2022

Khalil Mack trade takeaways: Brandon Staley's influence all over Chargers' move / Brandon Staley seems to have a good amount

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Mar 10, 2022

Chargers' Updated Depth Chart After Reported Khalil Mack Trade with Bears / The Los Angeles Chargers reportedly traded for Chicago

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Mar 10, 2022

Watch: Highlights of Chargers' new EDGE, Khalil Mack / The Chargers are off to a hot start in building an

Watch: Highlights of Chargers' new EDGE, Khalil Mack / The Chargers are off to a hot start in building an elite defense for head coach Brandon Staley to work with, trading for edge defender Khalil Mack. - One of the best at what he does, Mack is a terror to offensive tackles. With a combination of natural athleticism, explosive power, burst, Mack has compiled 76.5 sacks across eight seasons. - To get familiar with the player who will be joining forces with Joey Bosa, here’s a look at some of Mack’s highlights from 2018, the year he was coached by Staley where he had 12.5 sacks, a career-high 6 forced fumbles, made the Pro Bowl and First-Team All-Pro. - - #Bears tape: Khalil Mack beats the TE chip and then the OT for the sack. - Pretty ridiculous. Enjoy.#DaBears @ChicagoBears pic.twitter.com/6uuX2Zt78B - — NFL Matchup on ESPN (@NFLMatchup) November 12, 2018 - - - - Khalil Mack is making Riley Reiff look like a high school player pic.twitter.com/2jPNTPXAvx - — Sam Monson (@PFF_Sam) November 19, 2018 - - - - Khalil Mack is an absolute game-wrecker. Pass or run, from the left or right, doesn't matter. All-around elite player: pic.twitter.com/ZwzrN78apU - — Brandon Thorn (@BrandonThornNFL) October 2, 2018 - - - - The weekly "Khalil Mack is Unblockable" post#DaBears - (via @thecheckdown) pic.twitter.com/cFiFNWGMpk - — Fanatics View (@fanaticsview) December 10, 2018 - - - - BACK SACK FOR MACK!#GBvsCHI pic.twitter.com/ssOtA3kwxh - — FOX Sports (@FOXSports) December 16, 2018 - - - - No one beats double teams for sacks better than Khalil Mack pic.twitter.com/9AuuTgLXoo - — Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) September 23, 2018 - - - - MACK SACK - Every Quarterback will be having nightmares over @52Mack_ #SEAvsCHI pic.twitter.com/eYHzhFBOm3 - — NFL UK (@NFLUK) September 18, 2018 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Email - - - - - Sign up - - - - - - - - Like this article? - Sign up for the Chargers Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning - - - - An error has occured - - - Please re-enter your email address. - - - - - - Thanks for signing up! - - - You'll now receive the top Chargers Wire stories each day directly in your inbox.

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Mar 10, 2022

What trading for EDGE Khalil Mack means for Chargers / Breaking down the Chargers' trade for edge defender Khalil Mack.

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Mar 10, 2022

Chargers, Bears' Updated Salary Cap, Draft Picks After Khalil Mack Trade / The Los Angeles Chargers made a major splash

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Mar 10, 2022

Twitter reacts to Chargers trading for Khalil Mack / Free agency frenzy is still days away, but the Chargers showed

Twitter reacts to Chargers trading for Khalil Mack / Free agency frenzy is still days away, but the Chargers showed up to the party early, trading for star pass rusher Khalil Mack. - As the reports came out, social media exploded. - Here’s a look at the top reactions: - - Khalil Mack and Joey Bosa meeting at the QB next season pic.twitter.com/jZdxIU4Fbz - — Trevor Sikkema (@TampaBayTre) March 10, 2022 - - - - Happy Birthday to Justin Herbert - Chargers gift him Khalil Mack pic.twitter.com/djAZuRhJI1 - — PFF (@PFF) March 10, 2022 - - - - This Khalil Mack trade is massive. No more double teaming Joey Bosa. Now it's pick your poison. Huge move by Tom Telesco. The Chargers are going for it! Finally!! - — David Droegemeier (@DrotalkSD) March 10, 2022 - - - - The Chargers celebrate trading for Khalil Mack pic.twitter.com/7kwD8zgOVu - — PFF (@PFF) March 10, 2022 - - - - The fact that the Chargers got Khalil Mack by giving up just one top 100 pick is absolutely absurd. - — Jonah Tuls (@JonahTulsNFL) March 10, 2022 - - - - Joey Bosa and Khalil Mack rushing the passer on the same defense - — Field Yates (@FieldYates) March 10, 2022 - - - - How does Khalil Mack not net a first-round pick? - Highway robbery. - — Nick Cothrel (@NickCothrel) March 10, 2022 - - - - Safe to say Joey Bosa and Khalil Mack have never had teammates like one another. If both stay healthy, look the hell out. - — Albert Breer (@AlbertBreer) March 10, 2022 - - - - Joey Bosa and Khalil Mack are the best POWER rush duo in the league when healthy - — Ted Nguyen (@FB_FilmAnalysis) March 10, 2022 - - - - Russell Wilson left Aaron Donald to be greeted by Joey Bosa and Khalil Mack https://t.co/e3ft2yHhAJ - — Joe Fann (@Joe_Fann) March 10, 2022 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Email - - - - - Sign up - - - - - - - - Like this article? - Sign up for the Chargers Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning - - - - An error has occured - - - Please re-enter your email address. - - - - - - Thanks for signing up! - - - You'll now receive the top Chargers Wire stories each day directly in your inbox.

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Mar 10, 2022

Chargers acquiring star DE Khalil Mack from Bears / Chargers reportedly sending a 2022 second-round pick and 2023 sixth-rounder to

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Mar 10, 2022

With acquisition of Khalil Mack, Chargers defense starts to take Brandon Staley shape / The Chargers have agreed to acquire

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Mar 10, 2022

Chargers sending pair of draft picks to Bears for Khalil Mack / - - - - Compensation

BREAKING: Khalil Mack Traded to the Los Angeles Chargers

Mar 10, 2022

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Mar 10, 2022

Bears to trade six-time Pro Bowl OLB Khalil Mack to Chargers / The Chargers are expected to give up a

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Mar 10, 2022

Chargers trading for Bears edge rusher Khalil Mack / - - - - Sources: The #Bears are

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Mar 10, 2022

Report: Khalil Mack Traded to Chargers; Bears to Receive Draft Picks in Return / The Los Angeles Chargers already have

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Mar 10, 2022

Chargers acquire three-time All-Pro Khalil Mack from Bears / The Chargers are set to send the Bears second- and sixth-round

NFL: Move the Sticks

44 minutes Mar 10, 2022

790. Breaking Down Russell Wilson's Trade & AFC West Body Shop / Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks and Rhett Lewis are back

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Mar 10, 2022

Chargers Scouting Report: Georgia CB Derion Kendrick / Over the next month, we are going to be taking a look

Chargers Scouting Report: Georgia CB Derion Kendrick / Over the next month, we are going to be taking a look at a handful of draft prospects leading up to the 2022 NFL draft. - With the Chargers having needs at various positions, we will do our best to evaluate the players that we feel fit the team precisely. - Today, I take a look at Georgia cornerback Derion Kendrick. - Derion Kendrick | Georgia | #11 | Senior | Rock Hill, SC | 6’0” | 194 - 40-yard Dash: N/A - Bench Press: N/A - Vertical Jump: N/A - Broad Jump: N/A - 3-Cone Drill: N/A - 20-Yard Shuttle: N/A - *Did not participate in drills at the NFL Combine. - Career: Clemson transfer who earned All-ACC first team and All-SEC second team honors over the last two seasons. Former five-star receiver who rose as an emergency sub to a starting role in spring 2019. Recorded 104 tackles (6.0 for loss), seven interceptions, and 14 pass breakups in 49 collegiate games. Named Orange Bowl MVP after his two picks in the 2022 College Football Playoff semifinal against Michigan. - Red Flags: Dismissed from Clemson in February after he was arrested in his hometown on charges of unlawful possession of a gun and simple possession of marijuana. The charges were later expunged after Kendrick completed a pretrial intervention program. Also missed several games in 2020 due to disciplinary issues. Kendrick has said those punishments arose from a lack of communication about a family situation that required his presence at the hospital. - Strengths: Diverse outside cornerback capable of succeeding in multiple schemes and packages. Great peripheral vision and confidence to multitask when reading the quarterback. Smooth bail technique that he can click out without friction. Patient in coverage both on and off the line. Hard to bait and is unruffled by double-moves. Ball skills are natural and tracks throws to the endpoint. Experience on the other side of the ball allows him to frequently run routes for the receiver. Triggers on concepts and play designs before they develop. Lower body mechanics and are twitchy and responsive. Footwork flows and accelerates sharply to close short distances. Shows up in run support when the ball is headed his way. - Weaknesses: Spacing is inconsistent and gives receivers the opportunity to zone him off from the ball. Long speed maxes out early when carrying vertical targets. Gave up a handful of big plays in key postseason games when tested downfield and could lack true one-on-one dependability. Tries to grab players instead of tackling them using the full leverage of his weight and frame. Inside versatility is largely a mystery. - Final Word: A good athlete who coolly dissects plays and out-thinks the offense, Kendrick’s quick ability to process and be one step ahead is an instinct few at his position will be able to replicate. His silky footwork, ballhawk expertise, and plug-and-play nature certainly boost his appeal; his substandard history guarding high-profile wideouts in

Mike Williams On Returning To Play With Herbert & Allen | LA Chargers

Mar 10, 2022

Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams sits down with Hayley Elwood to discuss his multi-year contract...

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Mar 10, 2022

Chargers Scouting Report: Tennessee WR Velus Jones Jr. / Over the next month, we are going to be taking a

Chargers Scouting Report: Tennessee WR Velus Jones Jr. / Over the next month, we are going to be taking a look at a handful of draft prospects leading up to the 2022 NFL draft. - With the Chargers having needs at various positions, we will do our best to evaluate the players that we feel fit the team precisely. - Today, I take a look at Tennessee WR Velus Jones Jr. - Velus Jones Jr. | Tennessee | #1 | R-Senior | Saraland, AL | 6’0” | 204 - 40-yard Dash: 4.31 - Bench Press: N/A - Vertical Jump: 33” - Broad Jump: 121” - 3-Cone Drill: N/A - 20-Yard Shuttle: N/A - Career: Sixth-year senior who spent his first four seasons at USC before transferring as a redshirt junior in 2020. 2021 All-SEC first-team selection. Racked up 120 catches, 1,434 receiving yards, and 11 touchdowns in 59 games across both programs. Special teams returner who averaged 24.4 yards per attempt and took back two touchdowns. - Red Flags: None - Strengths: Compact, explosive receiver who is faster than his size might suggest. Versatile in more ways than one; spent time at the outside, slot, and special teams return positions. Catches the ball comfortably and keeps his eyes on the leather until it is secured. Turns upfield quickly with yards after catch anticipation. Hips have sudden drop and drive on comeback and hitch patterns. Breakaway speed changes gears rapidly and punishes defensive backs for missed press jams. Good vertical threaten during his stem with a narrow route path. Doesn’t look for the ball too early and trusts his timing keys. Moves to stack cornerbacks swiftly once he surges ahead. Understands how to close off angles and invite a friendly throwing window. - Weaknesses: Needs manufactured touches to get going and command attention from the defense in the passing game. Big play potential is limited by a low average depth of target. Tactics for zone penetration are underdeveloped. Tasked with a basic route tree and decreases his efficiency headed into breakpoints with extra steps. Easily overwhelmed as an upright blocker. Age is a factor: he will turn 25 ahead of his first NFL season. - Final Word: A fast wideout with good bolt off the line and anticipation with the ball in his hands, Velus Jones Jr. offers the potential to crack open secondaries through the air or via his own creation on the ground. Although Jones is experienced in the number of years he spent playing college football, he did not enjoy a breakout until his last season of eligibility and his route running needs major areas of tune-up. Jones offers day one upside as a team’s primary returner and reserve receiver that can challenge for a slot role. - Fit Likelihood: Medium - Grade: 5th - Film Highlights: - Jones demonstrates his yards after catch strengths as well as using information before and during his route to get open. - - As promised, here is my Velus Jones

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Mar 10, 2022

Here are details of Chargers WR Mike Williams' contract extension / The Chargers and Mike Williams agreed to a contract

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Mar 10, 2022

Russell Wilson loses to Justin Herbert in AFC West QB rankings, Patrick Mahomes No. 1 I NFL on FOX /

Daily News: Chargers

Mar 9, 2022

Mike Williams was a priority for Chargers because of his late-game heroics, toughness / The Chargers pushed to get a

Mike Williams On Contract Extension, "Very grateful" | LA Chargers

Mar 9, 2022

Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams speaks to the media at his press conference on his...

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Mar 9, 2022

Mike Williams credits Chargers' coaching staff for throwing new contract his way / Wide receiver Mike Williams credits the Chargers'

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Mar 9, 2022

Chargers WR Mike Williams: Staying with Justin Herbert 'was huge' / Cash was likely a huge factor in Mike Williams'

Guessing Players' Embarrassing Old Tweets | LA Chargers

Mar 9, 2022

Watch Keenan Allen, Michael Davis, and the team as they go through guessing embarrassing old...

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Mar 8, 2022

Source: Chargers, WR Williams reach $60M deal / Mike Williams is staying with the Chargers, agreeing to a three-year, $60

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Mar 8, 2022

Analysis of Chargers signing WR Mike Williams to contract extension / The Chargers have the big-bodied wideout locked in.

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Mar 8, 2022

Twitter reacts to Chargers WR Mike Williams' contract extension / The Chargers and wide receiver Mike Williams agreed to a

Twitter reacts to Chargers WR Mike Williams' contract extension / The Chargers and wide receiver Mike Williams agreed to a three-year deal worth $60 million. - Here’s a compilation of social media posts regarding Williams’ contract extension announcement. - - The Mike Williams deal locks in a defensive prospect for the Chargers in round one. - I saw Olave or Jamo as good fits, but I think both would have played in the slot anyway. - Get the players that match Staley’s defensive philosophy first. Then find a separator later in the draft. - — Cole Topham (@HamAnalysis) March 8, 2022 - - - - Signing Mike Williams to that deal doesn't make it easier to bring back Kyzir White and/or Uchenna Nwosu BUT giving him a lower 2022 cap hit than the franchise tag cap hit does give them some extra room to squeeze those guys back in. - — Tyler Schoon (@tylerjschoon) March 8, 2022 - - - - The Chargers strike a deal in the final hours before the franchise tag deadline and Mike Williams cashes in on his career year. - Whether you’re a fan of the deal or not, the Chargers have locked up a major part of the offense for the next three seasons. https://t.co/3zueuUleXv - — Daniel Wade (@dantalkssports) March 8, 2022 - - - - For those who think Telesco never goes after big free agents (we'll set aside the fact that he signed Linsley last year), does signing Mike Williams count? - He'd be considered a big free agent, so we just signed him instead of him going out and being that for another team. pic.twitter.com/ybI9kN86Mz - — Veiled (@LightningVeiled) March 8, 2022 - - - - Don’t see as a chargers fan being upset we resigned Mike Williams. Year 1 is only an overpay in a year the chargers can afford it. Also changes the draft strategy to go all in on defense. This is a great signing given the chemistry between Herbert, Allen and Mike - — Tha_Frederation △⃒⃘ (@Tha_Frederation) March 8, 2022 - - - - I watched Mike Williams break his neck right in front of me in college and nobody knew if he would ever play football again. What a comeback. So dang happy for @darealmike_dub https://t.co/bNHf7GyJlc - — Austin Pendergist (@apthirteen) March 8, 2022 - - - - Mike Williams was a lot less impressive last season if you take away all the games where he did good - — Ian Hartitz (@Ihartitz) March 9, 2022 - - - - The thing about Mike Williams is he can still improve on his game. Yes he’s good, but he hasn’t yet reached his ceiling. Lets hope we get to watch his game evolve over the next 3 years. - — BOLT BROTHER (@bolt_beat) March 9, 2022 - -

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Mar 8, 2022

Chargers' Updated Salary Cap, Depth Chart After Mike Williams' 3-Year, $60M Contract / The Los Angeles Chargers and wide receiver

Mike Williams Extended: Top 10 Plays of 2021 | LA Chargers

Mar 8, 2022

Chargers wide receiver and top free agent Mike Williams extended. Take a look back at...

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Mar 8, 2022

Chargers sign Mike Williams to three-year contract with $40 million guaranteed / The Chargers and 27-year-old wide receiver Mike Williams

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Mar 8, 2022

Chargers, WR Mike Williams agree to three-year, $60 million contract / Williams is coming off a 2021 season in which

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Mar 8, 2022

Chargers, WR Mike Williams agree on three-year, $60M deal / The Chargers had made it clear they were willing to

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Mar 8, 2022

Chargers WR Mike Williams agrees to $60 million contract extension / Williams avoids the franchise tag and agrees to a

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Mar 8, 2022

Report: Chargers, WR Mike Williams agree to contract extension / The Chargers are locking Mike Williams in for the next

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Mar 8, 2022

Mike Williams, Chargers Reportedly Agree to 3-year, $60M Contract Before Free Agency / Veteran wide receiver Mike Williams has re-signed

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Mar 7, 2022

Chargers post-2022 NFL Scouting Combine 4-round mock draft / The 2022 NFL Scouting Combine is officially in the books. So

Chargers post-2022 NFL Scouting Combine 4-round mock draft / The 2022 NFL Scouting Combine is officially in the books. So how will it affect the Chargers’ draft plans? - Below are my latest four-round projections. - Round 1, No. 17, EDGE David Ojabo, Michigan - The Chargers could go in various directions with their first-round pick, whether that be defensive tackle, cornerback, wide receiver, offensive tackle, or like they do here by addressing the edge defender room. - Uchenna Nwosu is a prime candidate to be re-signed when free agency begins next week, but this is a league where you can’t have too many pass rushers in today’s NFL. - Wreaking havoc opposite the potential No. 1 overall pick Aidan Hutchinson, Ojabo posted 11 sacks and five forced fumbles in his final season for the Wolverines. - While he needs to get stronger to hold up against the run consistently, Ojabo is long and flexible with explosiveness off the snap, lateral agility, and closing burst to get after the quarterback at a high level. - The 6-foot-4 and 250 pound Ojabo showed off his elite athletic traits in Indy, posting a 4.55 40, 35-inch vertical jump, 10-foot-2 broad jump, and 4.45-second shuttle. - Round 2, No. 48, DT Phidarian Mathis, Alabama - Georgia’s Jordan Davis should be high on the Chargers’ draft board after he tested out of this world, but the Ravens already took him in this simulation. So instead, the team lands another stud interior defender. - Mathis amassed 53 total tackles, nine sacks, one forced fumble, two fumble recoveries, and two blocked passes in 2021. He received second-team All-SEC and All-American honors. - With his length, violent hands, lower-body strength, lateral agility, and ability to anchor, Mathis can create interior pressure just as well as he can defend the run at the next level, drawing parallels to Akiem Hicks. - Mathis did not run the 40-yard dash but still finished fifth in the broad jump (9-foot-11) among defensive tackles. Mathis was also a top performer in the 20-yard shuttle (4.91 seconds). - Round 3, No. 79, CB Coby Bryant, Cincinnati - “Corner is definitely going to be something that we’re looking at. We’re always going to be looking at it as long as I’m the head coach,” Brandon Staley said at his presser at the Combine. - This is a position that the Chargers could address in Round 1 if Derek Stingley, Sauce Gardner, or Trent McDuffie are available. But if they’re not, they could still take one on Day 2, especially if they land a starting corner in free agency. - Overshadowed by the impressive resume of Gardner, Bryant ended a strong five-year career for the Bearcats on a high note, being named the Jim Thorpe Award winner. - Strong in both man and zone coverage, Bryant has the size and length coupled with the smooth footwork, physicality, and confidence at the catch point to be a solid contributor early on in this league. - Round

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Mar 6, 2022

2022 NFL Scouting Combine: Biggest winners from Sunday's workouts / Email - - - - -

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Mar 6, 2022

Report: Chargers 'could be in mix' for J.C. Jackson, Stephon Gilmore / With that legal tampering period just a week

Report: Chargers 'could be in mix' for J.C. Jackson, Stephon Gilmore / With that legal tampering period just a week away, this is the time when reports and rumors will be flying all over the place regarding where some of the free agents could end up when the period begins on March 16. - For the Chargers, who will be in the market for more cornerback talent, they could be in the running for Patriots’ J.C. Jackson and Panthers’ Stephon Gilmore, according to NFL Media’s Mike Garafolo. - Jackson enters as one of the hottest commodities. Rather than receiving the franchise tag, NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport reported that New England is expected to let him hit the open market. - The sticky cover man, Jackson, has 22 interceptions over the past three seasons, which are tops in the NFL. Further, his 47 passes defended are tied for second. - The question becomes whether Los Angeles is willing to pay Jackson what he will be seeking. His contract projection is four years for $72 million ($18M per year, $56 million total guaranteed). - Gilmore, on the other hand, played nine games for Carolina in 2021 and was as good as advertised. When quarterbacks threw his way, they had very little success, as he allowed just 15 catches on the season. - Prior to that, through his four-year career in New England, Gilmore was a three-time Pro Bowler and two-time First-Team All-Pro selection. He was also named Defensive Player of the Year in 2019. - The Chargers are set to have the second-most salary cap space in the NFL at $56.4 million. While retaining their own is the top priority, they should still have the finances to land a big fish in the pond or two, like Jackson or Gilmore. - - - - - - - - - - - - Email - - - - - Sign up - - - - - - - - Like this article? - Sign up for the Chargers Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning - - - - An error has occured - - - Please re-enter your email address. - - - - - - Thanks for signing up! - - - You'll now receive the top Chargers Wire stories each day directly in your inbox.

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Mar 6, 2022

Why Washington CB Trent McDuffie should be on Chargers' first-round wish list / When Brandon Staley selected Asante Samuel Jr.

Why Washington CB Trent McDuffie should be on Chargers' first-round wish list / When Brandon Staley selected Asante Samuel Jr. out of Florida State in the second round of the 2021 NFL draft, he revealed what type of identity the Los Angeles Chargers secondary would emulate. - The Chargers opted for Samuel, who stands at 5’10” and weighs 180 pounds, with the No. 47 overall pick when there were taller, lengthier, and better-built players still on the board. They saw Samuel’s effortless ability to execute bail coverage, press, and zone techniques and glide with his assignment. Although many draft experts projected him to eventually transition his talents over to the slot, the undersized Samuel played the outside cornerback role at a high level for the Seminoles. He was reactive, ball-hungry, and always found the action for playmaking opportunities. - The Chargers were sold. - In training camp, Samuel went toe-to-toe with Keenan Allen and Mike Williams and quickly earned his stripes as a vital piece of the defense. Staley and the Chargers realized that relegating their scrappy young cornerback to a nickel role would place a cap on his impact. While concussions hampered his availability, Samuel showcased he could bolt down the hatches of his side of the field against the best. - Now, a year later, all signs point toward the Chargers targeting another cornerback in April to pair with Samuel. Veteran Chris Harris Jr. is expected to depart in free agency shortly. Staley recently told reporters at the NFL Combine that the cornerback position is something his staff is “always going to be looking at” as long as he is the head coach. - The Chargers will have a lot of decisions to make regarding their first-round pick, but cornerback seems to be at the forefront of the wish list. Sitting at 17th out of 32 selections on day one, the team is in a prime range to grab their favorite of the top cornerbacks. By using Staley’s selection of Samuel as a precedent, one can narrow down which cornerbacks will command the Chargers’ attention. - Samuel’s utilization in his rookie year confirmed Staley’s philosophy that he brought over and installed from his time as defensive coordinator for the Los Angeles Rams. Staley prioritizes athleticism over size. He values instincts, intangibles, and players that are magnetic to the football. Staley bets on the traits, the development skills of his coaching staff, and his game plan to stifle offenses. - That is why the Chargers are intrigued by Washington cornerback Trent McDuffie, who told reporters at the Combine that the team believes he would be “a good fit” for them. McDuffie said he has met with the team, which expressed their desire to see him play inside. The combination of McDuffie alongside Samuel and safety Derwin James would form a freakish triumvirate as one of the best young defensive back corps in the league. - A product of St. John Bosco High School in Bellflower, CA, McDuffie committed to

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Mar 5, 2022

7 Chargers targets who stood out on Days 2 and 3 of 2022 NFL Scouting Combine / We are approaching

7 Chargers targets who stood out on Days 2 and 3 of 2022 NFL Scouting Combine / We are approaching the final day of the 2022 NFL Scouting Combine, where the defensive backs will take the field. - Before we look towards that, I want to rewind to the past two days to highlight a few prospects who stood out that could be on the Chargers’ radar. - Let’s take a look at seven in particular. - RB Pierre Strong, South Dakota State - I know Chargers fans won’t be thrilled with the idea of taking a running back after the Larry Rountree and Joshua Kelley, who were taken the past two years, have not panned out. However, with eight picks on Day 3, they might add yet another back, and Strong would make sense. At 5-foot-11 and 202 pounds, Strong recorded the fastest 40 time of the day at 4.37. His explosiveness also stood out, as he posted a 36-inch vertical jump. On the field, Strong was shifty with foot quickness and showed solid burst in the open field. Overall, he has the vision, speed, and pass-catching ability to crack into the No. 2 role potentially. - OT Trevor Penning, Northern Iowa - The Chargers will likely be in the market for a right tackle, as Bryan Bulaga is a potential cap casualty and the last game of the season against the Raiders, where Justin Herbert was under constant duress, showed that Storm Norton is not the long-term answer. Therefore, they could resolve this with a cheap free agent signing and a Day 2 pick, like Penning. We knew Penning was a mauler with a nasty mean streak from his showing at the Senior Bowl. But he also showed the athleticism Los Angeles is looking for. At 6-foot-7 and 325 pounds, Penning notched a 4.89 40 and 7.25 three-cone. Further, he was silky smooth in the drills, showing the ability to mirror and pull out into space. - OT Abraham Lucas, Washington State - Lucas started 42 games for the Cougars and did not allow a single sack this past season. At 6-foot-6 and 315 pounds, Lucas posted elite times on the 40-yard dash (4.92), 3-cone (7.25) and 20-yard shuttle (4.40). On the field, Lucas was agile and fluid in his kick-slide and redirect ability and showed nice pop in his hands with the bag. - DL Jordan Davis, Georgia - Davis and the Chargers has been the perfect marriage to many media members and fans up to this point, given their desperate need to fix the run defense. However, there’s now a possibility that might not even come to fruition after Davis made himself a lot of money with his eye-popping performance. Coming in at 6-foot-6 and 341 pounds, Davis ran an eyebrow-raising 4.78 40 and 1.68 10-yard split. Let me repeat that. A 4.78 40-yard dash and 1.68 10-yard split at 341 pounds is believed to be one of the fastest times for a player that size

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Mar 5, 2022

Derwin James, Chargers have mutual interest in long-term extension / According to Tyler Dragon of USA Today, there’s mutual interest

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Mar 5, 2022

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Mar 5, 2022

Potential Chargers draft targets: Punter Matt Araiza has their attention / San Diego State’s “Punt God” could fix the Chargers’

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Mar 4, 2022

Chargers willing to use franchise tag on Mike Williams / If he were to hit free agency, Mike Williams would be

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Mar 4, 2022

Report: Chargers 'prepared to franchise tag' Mike Williams if no long-term deal made / Last season, Williams accumulated 76 receptions,

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Mar 4, 2022

Mike Williams Rumors: Chargers Prepared to Franchise-Tag WR Ahead of Free Agency / Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams

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Mar 4, 2022

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Michigan EDGE David Ojabo would love to play with Chargers' Joey Bosa / The Chargers will be looking to solidify

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Mar 4, 2022

5 Chargers targets who stood out on Day 1 of NFL Scouting Combine: Wide receivers / The first day of

5 Chargers targets who stood out on Day 1 of NFL Scouting Combine: Wide receivers / The first day of on-field workouts at the Senior Bowl did not disappoint. The wide receivers, especially, put on a show at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, IN, as they went through the crucial stage of testing in the NFL draft process. - Here are five pass-catchers who increased their stock with eye-opening demonstrations of athleticism. - Christian Watson, North Dakota State - The 6-4, 208-pound weapon from North Dakota State was unguardable at the Senior Bowl, flashing elite short-area quickness, dependable hands, and keen ball tracking skills. He continued his success with a freakish performance in the preliminary drills at the Combine, recording a 38.5” vertical leap and 11.4” broad jump. Then Watson ran an unofficial 4.28-second 40-yard dash, which was later corrected to 4.36. That’s still blazing fast for a receiver of his size. - According to Next Gen Stats, Watson is just one of three receivers standing 6-4 or above to record an athleticism score over 90 in the model since 2003. Watson’s draft stock continues its meteoric rise as his dominance in each task proves that out of all the tasks thrown at him, there is nothing he can’t do at a high level. - Chris Olave, Ohio State - A contender for the title as the best route runner in his class, Olave confirmed his stature as a 6-foot receiver and the silky route running style that earned him canyons of separation at Ohio State. Olave recorded the most surprising 40-yard dash time of the group, initially flying to a 4.26 before its amendment to 4.36. The result should make NFL scouts and evaluators feel better about his top-end speed and abilities as a vertical threat. - Bo Melton, Rutgers - Crafty releases and quickness popped in Melton’s tape at Rutgers and he brought his bag with him to the Senior Bowl, earning him a label as one the draft’s most underrated pass catchers. Melton torched the 40-yard dash with two times in the 4.3 range, with his second attempt confirmed at 4.34 seconds. Melton also had a 38” vertical jump, which ranked among the top 10 receivers that tested at the Combine. He should be firmly on the radar of evaluators now. - Calvin Austin III, Memphis - At the Senior Bowl, Austin illustrated that his size as a 5-7, 170-pound receiver are just ornamental numbers. Cornerbacks failed to touch him off the line and allowed Austin to slash his way to an electrifying performance in the three days of 1-on-1 matchups with rapid foot fire, snappy cuts, and overall elusiveness throughout his route. The Combine was another stop for Austin to stick it to the underestimators, which he accomplished in the form of a 39” vertical and 4.32-second 40-yard dash (third-fastest among this year’s receivers). The former Memphis walk-on’s history of overcoming obstacles he has met in his football journey carries on. - Skyy Moore, Western

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Mar 2, 2022

NFL combine: Chargers coach Brandon Staley has deep thoughts on roster, defense / Chargers coach Brandon Staley wants his team

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Mar 2, 2022

Here’s what Chargers coach Brandon Staley said at the NFL Combine / Staley didn’t reveal much about the team’s plans

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Mar 2, 2022

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Mar 1, 2022

Chargers GM Tom Telesco won't be drafted into free-agency talk at NFL combine / Chargers GM Tom Telesco refused to

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Mar 1, 2022

Here’s what Chargers GM Tom Telesco said at the NFL Combine / The general manager, who’s in his 10th season,

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Feb 28, 2022

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Feb 28, 2022

Chargers Scouting Report: Georgia WR George Pickens / Over the next couple of months, we are going to be taking

Chargers Scouting Report: Georgia WR George Pickens / Over the next couple of months, we are going to be taking a look at a handful of draft prospects leading up to the 2022 NFL draft. - With the Chargers having needs at various positions, we will do our best to evaluate the players that we feel fit the team precisely. - Today, I take a look at Georgia wide receiver George Pickens. - George Pickens | Georgia | #1 | Junior | Hoover, AL | 6’3” | 200 - 40-yard Dash: N/A - Bench Press: N/A - Vertical Jump: N/A - Broad Jump: N/A - 3-Cone Drill: N/A - 20-Yard Shuttle: N/A - Career: Former five-star recruit and No. 4 wideout in 2019 recruiting class. Coaches’ Freshman All-SEC team honoree. Garnered 90 catches, 1,347 receiving yards, and 14 touchdowns in 24 games for the Bulldogs. - Red Flags: Tore ACL in spring camp before junior season, but was medically cleared for the last game of the season and the College Football Playoff. History of behavioral and maturity issues – benched vs. Georgia Tech in 2019 for a discipline issue. In the third quarter of that game, Pickens started a brawl, broke a photographer’s camera lens, and was ejected while earning another first-half suspension for the SEC Championship. In 2020, he received an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for squirting water on the Tennessee quarterback who fell out of bounds at his feet. - Strengths: Limber and sinewy at his towering height. Slippery in his release sequences. Surges to attack leverage and has a sudden snatch out of the starting blocks. Shifts weight easily through his cuts and demonstrates sharpness planting his feet to change direction at the top of his route. Understands route pacing to time up concepts. A dynamite-infused vertical operative that can blow the roof off the secondary. Long speed flashes as his gangly strides pick up steam. Great tracking and adjustment skills amid downfield traffic. Catch point hog who locates the ball quickly and summits to the rim with authority. Able to extend for targets outside his frame and pluck them with sure two-handed grip. High-intensity player who won’t back down from talking smack or a physical challenge. Brings fire and purpose in run blocking duties. - Weaknesses: Raw athleticism still has much refinement to become a specialist at the position. Snaps head around too early on returning routes to the quarterback, giving away his route intentions with body language. Observant defensive backs will key on those tendencies and predict his movements. Route angles out of breaks could be tighter – instances occur where he allows the defender back into the play by drifting off-course or upfield. Needs to develop his approach in deterring press contact. - Final Word: An A.J. Green blueprint whose game hedges on a nuanced release package, strong hands, dominance climbing for the ball, and winning the go route with late separation, George Pickens shined once he arrived in Athens but still has much of

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Feb 28, 2022

Chargers enter combine with no sure-fire pick, but defense seems to be a priority / Chargers head to combine with

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Feb 28, 2022

1 pending free agent Chargers should target: NFC North Edition / The Chargers are set to enter free agency with

1 pending free agent Chargers should target: NFC North Edition / The Chargers are set to enter free agency with the most salary cap available since Tom Telesco took over as general manager in 2013. - Even though the franchise has some in-house players that will need to get paid, there’s a great chance that Telesco and company will be aggressive in signing other soon-to-be free agents to bolster its roster. - With that being said, we will list one pending free agent from each team in the NFL that could be a realistic target for L.A. - Next up is the NFC North. - DT Sheldon Richardson, Vikings - After finishing near the bottom in run defense, the Chargers must upgrade the trenches. After being let go of by the Browns at the end of the 2020 season, Richardson was picked up by Minnesota, where he became a key contributor in the trenches, posting 37 quarterback pressures and four sacks, along with 24 run stops in 2021. In addition, he could fit well in Brandon Staley’s system, as Richardson has experience playing in a 3-4 system and brings a veteran presence to the group, with nine years in the league under his belt. - OT Dennis Kelly, Packers - Bryan Bulaga’s future with the Chargers is in flux after being riddled by injuries in his two seasons with the team. Therefore, Bulaga is a cut candidate to free up cap space. Should that come to fruition, Los Angeles will need to find a viable option to start at right tackle after Storm Norton’s play was inconsistent. Kelly, the journeyman, was trusted into Green Bay’s starting lineup after an injury to Billy Turner, where he proved to be solid. On 185 pass-block snaps, Kelly allowed just four pressures and one sack. Of his nine seasons in the league, he has posted Pro Football Focus grades of over 70 in three of them. - EDGE Charles Harris, Lions - The Chargers’ primary attention will be on the interior part of the defensive line this offseason, but they will also have to consider the positional group right next to it, with edge defenders Uchenna Nwosu and Kyler Fackrell’s contracts up. Starting his career with the Dolphins, Harris went on to amass just 3.5 sacks across three seasons. After that, he had a stint with the Falcons, where he posted three sacks. It was until he signed with the Lions that everything clicked, and Harris finally lived up to his first-round billing. He doubled his career sack total, notching 7.5. Further, Harris finished top 20 in quarterback pressures among edge defenders (52), and his 17.4% pass rush win rate ranked 17th. - DT Akiem Hicks, Bears - Hicks is one of the more intriguing pending free agents, who should be atop of the Chargers’ priority list. He is familiar with Brandon Staley during his time with Chicago when he was the outside linebacker coach. Crossing blockers’ faces and bullying them into the backfield,

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Feb 27, 2022

Chargers 2022 NFL draft target: Tennessee CB Alontae Taylor / As the 2022 NFL draft draws nearer with each passing

Chargers 2022 NFL draft target: Tennessee CB Alontae Taylor / As the 2022 NFL draft draws nearer with each passing day, we are in the full swing of completing our annual evaluations on the upcoming class of prospects. - With the Chargers having needs at various positions, we will do our best to evaluate the players that we feel fit the team precisely. - Today, I am taking a look at Tennessee cornerback Alontae Taylor. - Alontae Taylor | Tennessee | #2 | Senior | Manchester, TN | 6000 | 196 - 40-yard Dash: N/A - Bench Press: N/A - Vertical Jump: N/A - Broad Jump: N/A - 3-Cone Drill: N/A - 20-Yard Shuttle: N/A - Career: Former consensus top 10 recruit in Tennessee. Recorded 162 tackles, four interceptions, and 15 pass breakups in 44 games. Arrived on campus as a wide receiver before making the switch to defense his freshman season. - Red Flags: None - Strengths: Big and strong frame that can blockade the receiver in close proximity. Stays grounded during contact and generates force with his long reach. By earning his keep at the line, Taylor showed he didn’t need elite long speed to carry receivers downfield. Deployed in a variety of coverages as a permanent outside cornerback for the Vols. Good processing when the action is in front of him, allowing him to make timely breaks on the ball. Enjoys the competition aspect of the sport and is eager to hit. Makes his presence known in the run game with good pursuit angles and hard-striking blows. Is able to separate himself from blocks and out-leverage his defender to alter the course of the ball. - Weaknesses: Start-stop ability needs hard plants and major shifts of weight, delaying his burst to the ball. Difficult for him to redirect his explosion and short-area agility suffers. His cushion in off-man coverage is inconsistent and often leaves too much space in front of him to contest the play or aid in bringing down the target. Gambles when reading the quarterback, leading to more spacing issues in zone coverage. - Final Word: A well-built, broad player whose thirst for playmaking and resounding hits dominates his tape, Alontae Taylor exhibits the mentality and measurable foundation to challenge NFL receivers as an outside cornerback. Taylor’s game relies on his instincts to fire in coverage and his makeup to keep his assignment suppressed. Due to his slower change of direction and processing skills, his future projects to be in a zone-heavy scheme. - Fit Likelihood: Low - Grade: 5th - Film Highlights - Taylor displays his violence and appetite to contribute in run support. - - Alontae Taylor being a straight up bully in run support pic.twitter.com/vz6ClmHO8n - — Austin Burlage (@Austin__Burlage) September 27, 2020 - - - Taylor reads the eyes of the quarterback and bolts ahead of the throw for the pick-six. - - No idea what Will Levis was doing here, but Alontae Taylor sure did. pic.twitter.com/322OuNASej

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Feb 27, 2022

Chargers 2022 NFL draft target: Georgia DT Devonte Wyatt / Over the next couple of months, we are going to

Chargers 2022 NFL draft target: Georgia DT Devonte Wyatt / Over the next couple of months, we are going to be taking a look at a handful of draft prospects leading up into the 2022 NFL draft. - With the Chargers having needs at various positions, we will do our best to evaluate the players that we feel fit the team precisely. - Today, I take a look at Georgia defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt. - Vitals - Height | 6-3 - Weight | 307 - College Bio Page - One-Liner - Wyatt is a high effort player who has the ability to contribute against the pass and run due to his snap quickness, lateral agility and striking ability but will need to further enhance his hand usage and improve his stoutness, projecting as a three-down 3- or 1-technique. - Strengths - Explosive and athletic traits firing out of his stance…Good burst and power off the line to get blockers knocked forward…Lateral quickness and flexibility to slice through and get into the backfield…Utilizes rip, club, chop moves to work through blockers…Understands how to get underneath blockers with good pad level…As a run defender, comes through gaps aware and shows great effort and change of direction chasing down ball carriers. - Weaknesses - Below average length allows blockers to get into his frame faster…Doesn’t have the play strength to fight back against redirect blocks…Unable to stack and anchor against double teams…Hand usage comes and goes, getting too wide. - Red Flags - Arrested in 2020 on a charge of criminal trespass/damage to property/family violence. - Fit Likelihood - High (if off-field incident/character checks out) - Grade - 1st - Highlights - - 307-pounds should not move this quickly - Devonte Wyatt Day 1 pic.twitter.com/TUFbEQly3R - — Mike Renner (@PFF_Mike) February 2, 2022 - - - - Jordan Davis is a great run defender, but Devonte Wyatt (#95) plays more snaps and provides better backfield disruption. Day 2 prospect. https://t.co/H5a0RuVIV1 pic.twitter.com/zTywNj2sdb - — Dane Brugler (@dpbrugler) December 6, 2021 - - - - Kirby Smart loves dropping DT Devonte Wyatt into short hole/spy. - Even after losing his footing, hell of an effort to get back up, chase down Bryce Young and knock the ball loose. pic.twitter.com/Kws3wtCuKE - — Gavino Borquez (@GavinoBorquez) December 4, 2021 - - - - Devonte Wyatt,,, you have my attention pic.twitter.com/aT5Jp3MzXn - — John Shipley (@_John_Shipley) February 16, 2022 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Email - - - - - Sign up - - - - - - - - Like this article? - Sign up for the Chargers Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning - - - - An error has occured -

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Feb 25, 2022

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Feb 25, 2022

Former Chargers running back Lionel James dies at 59 / The 5-foot-6 player nicknamed “Little Train,” had been battling a

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Feb 25, 2022

McVay committed to Rams, won't pursue TV jobs / Coach Sean McVay is not pursuing any television opportunities and is

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Feb 25, 2022

Former Auburn, Chargers RB James dies at 59 / Former Auburn and San Diego Chargers running back Lionel James, who

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Feb 25, 2022

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Feb 24, 2022

Chargers Scouting Report: Florida CB Kaiir Elam / As the 2022 NFL draft draws nearer with each passing day, we

Chargers Scouting Report: Florida CB Kaiir Elam / As the 2022 NFL draft draws nearer with each passing day, we are doing our annual evaluations on prospects. - With the Chargers having needs at various positions, we will do our best to evaluate the players that we feel fit the team precisely. - Today, I am taking a look at Florida cornerback Kaiir Elam. - Kaiir Elam | Florida | #5 | Junior | Riviera Beach, OH | 6’2” | 196 - 40-yard Dash: N/A - Bench Press: N/A - Vertical Jump: N/A - Broad Jump: N/A - 3-Cone Drill: N/A - 20-Yard Shuttle: N/A - Career: All-SEC First Team selection in 2020 and Jim Thorpe Award semifinalist. Recorded 78 tackles, five interceptions, and 20 pass breakups in 30 games. Father, Abe Elam, is also a former defensive back that played seven years in the NFL. - Red Flags: None - Strengths: Long-limbed cornerback that uses his wingspan to stretch the confines of his coverage and blanket the catch point. Feisty in press and channels unbottled aggression to move receivers off their route and disrupt the timing of the play. Quick to strike off the line while retaining ample distance. Blends recognition of concepts with diligent eyes in zone coverage. Uses his size and measurements to eliminate throwing lanes entirely. Matches well with bigger receivers and reduces the upper hand their intangibles present. Hips start, stop, and fire with ease and contribute to sudden short-area quickness when closing gaps between him and his target. Athleticism is prominent across Elam’s game but he has not developed a reliance on it. Background as a former receiver; has great spring to the ball with an easy and natural knock-away ability when contesting in flight. Has the “want-to” as a tackler and exhibits a headstrong temperament defending the run. - Weaknesses: Needs better awareness to toe the line between physical coverage and penalization. Called for seven pass interference infractions in 2021. Overly grabby at the top of the route or when beat early and trying to avoid an ensuing stack by the receiver. Creative release artists with top-end speed can frustrate him and have an easier time in this area. Footwork, especially initial steps and approach, can be retooled to better sustain leverage and avoid recovery scenarios. - Final Word: A well-versed cornerback that brings vision and discipline defending in zone and a combative mentality to his press craft, Kaiir Elam offers a mixed bag of athleticism, competitiveness, and length that makes him a suitable option for any system. Elam must clean up his downfield contact and false steps that can send him scrambling to keep up his assignment. However, Elam’s exceptional traits have masked a lot of his flaws so far and his ceiling firmly contends among the top of his class. - Fit Likelihood: High - Grade: 1st - Film Highlights - - Elam showcasing his man coverage talents in isolation against Alabama wide receiver Jameson Williams. - - Kaiir

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Feb 24, 2022

Ryan Ficken returns to Southern California to guide Chargers’ special teams / Ficken got his coaching start at UCLA with

Chargers Weekly: 2022 Combine Preview | LA Chargers

Feb 24, 2022

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Feb 24, 2022

1 pending free agent Chargers should target: NFC West Edition / The Chargers are set to enter free agency with

1 pending free agent Chargers should target: NFC West Edition / The Chargers are set to enter free agency with the most salary cap available since Tom Telesco took over as general manager in 2013. - Even though the franchise has some in-house players that will need to get paid, there’s a great chance that Telesco and company will be aggressive in signing other soon-to-be free agents to bolster its roster. - With that being said, we are going to list one pending free agent from each team in the NFL that could be a realistic target for Los Angeles. - Next up is the NFC West. - DT Sebastian Joseph-Day, Rams - Joseph-Day is familiar with head coach Brandon Staley, making this an intriguing pairing. When Staley oversaw the Rams’ top-ranked defense, he had a career-high 33 run stops, two passes defended, and a forced fumble. He was on his way to surpassing those, but an unfortunate torn pectoral sustained in Week 7 kept him out. Still, with a combination of speed, power, and violent hands, Joseph-Day can win one-on-one matchups and eat-up blockers to let his fellow teammates roam freely that the Chargers could greatly benefit from. Further, according to Pro Football Focus, Joseph-Day led the league in run-stop percentage among interior defenders in 2021. - DT D.J. Jones, 49ers - En route to San Francisco’s playoff run, Jones proved to be a staple that flew under the radar after he was re-signed on a one-year prove-it deal last offseason. The definition of a no-nonsense-penetrator, Jones lives in opposing backfields. Money as a run defender, he had 40 stops on the regular season and had 14 tackles for loss or no gain in 2021, which were second to only Aaron Donald among all interior defenders despite playing roughly half as many snaps as him. But in addition, he provides value as a pass rusher, with 16 pressures, marking a career-high. - WR Christian Kirk, Cardinals - All eyes are set on Mike Williams and whether or not he will be in a Chargers uniform in 2022. But no matter what Williams’ future holds, Los Angeles needs to add an asset capable of stretching the field. Kirk is a smooth and dependable receiver with the speed and vertical ability who’s coming off a career year, catching 77 passes for 982 yards and five touchdowns. Further, Kirk recorded a 97.0 receiving grade when targeted receiver on deep throws (throws of 20-plus air yards). This would allow Justin Herbert to use his big arm to uncork it more often. - CB D.J. Reed, Seahawks - The Chargers will be looking to upgrade their cornerback room, with Chris Harris Jr.’s tenure likely at an end and it’s lacking quality talent aside from Michael Davis and Asante Samuel Jr. While undersized at 5-foot-9 and 190 pounds, Reed showed to handle his duties on the outside at a high level. Reed allowed a passer rating of 66.0 from the 68 targets thrown into his

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Feb 22, 2022

Chargers add another weapon for Justin Herbert in Daniel Jeremiah's second mock draft / In NFL Media’s Daniel Jeremiah’s first

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Feb 22, 2022

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Feb 22, 2022

Poll: What should Chargers do with WR Mike Williams? / The Chargers have some tough decisions to make this offseason

Poll: What should Chargers do with WR Mike Williams? / The Chargers have some tough decisions to make this offseason regarding whether or not they will be keeping some of their in-house players that are expected to hit the free agency market. - Among the crop is wide receiver Mike Williams. - Williams is coming off arguably his most productive seasons to date, setting career highs with 76 receptions and 1,146 receiving yards. In addition, he added nine touchdown catches in 2021. - Williams recently had a salary of $15.68 million for his fifth-year option and should command north of that, whether that be getting franchise tagged or a long-term commitment. - Should the Chargers tag Williams, it will cost them $19.13 million, according to Over The Cap. The price might be steep, but it would give the team some flexibility to delay a long-term extension until 2023, spend elsewhere and ultimately play the safe route if he doesn’t pan out, - If they want to extend him now, it will likely be around $16-17 million per year. Pro Football Focus projects a four-year, $68 million (17 per year) deal. - You can make an argument for that being too much money for a receiver who may have had a productive season but still had spurts of inconsistency in the middle of it, dealt with dropped passes, and still draws injury concerns. - However, the argument for Williams staying is keeping continuity between him and Justin Herbert, the ascend in his new role, his big-play ability, and he is well-liked as a person among the organization. - With that being said, we want to hear what you think Los Angeles should do with Williams: Keep him around long-term, have him play on a “prove-it” deal, or let him test free agency. - Vote in the poll below. - - - - - - - - option not selected - - - - - - Not so fast! - - You can't place a vote until you make a selection first. - - - Got it - - - - - - - - Take Our Poll - - - - - - - - - - - - - Email - - - - - Sign up - - - - - - - - Like this article? - Sign up for the Chargers Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning - - - - An error has occured - - - Please re-enter your email address. - - - - - - Thanks for signing up! - - - You'll now receive the top Chargers Wire

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Feb 22, 2022

2022 NFL draft: Georgia front seven should appeal to Chargers / Anyone who watched the Georgia Bulldogs this past season

2022 NFL draft: Georgia front seven should appeal to Chargers / Anyone who watched the Georgia Bulldogs this past season knows that their defense carried them en route to becoming national champions. - Great defenses start in the front seven, and to say that the Bulldogs had playmakers in the front seven would be an understatement. The defensive line and linebacking corps were composed of some of the best athletes. - Now, the majority of those players who made up the group are headed to the NFL, where they should draw the attention of the Chargers, a team in significant desire of reinforcements to aid a horrid run defense from 2021. - Starting upfront in the trenches, the hulking 6-foot-6 and 340 pound Jordan Davis was a major proponent of the No. 1 defense in the nation that allowed just 229.7 yards per game during the regular season. - A handful for opposing offensive linemen, Davis is mightily powerful with long arms to defeat blockers, has the mobility to work through gaps, and the anchor to occupy double teams to allow his fellow teammates to roam freely. - Davis doesn’t offer a lot from a pass-rush standpoint, and there are questions about his stamina, as he played fewer than half of Georgia’s defensive snaps but would be a force against the run right away. - While Davis drew most of the national buzz, the man who lined up next to him was just as, if not more impactful in his own right. That player is Devonte Wyatt. - At 6-foot-3 and 315 pounds, Wyatt plays with the first-step quickness, leverage, lateral agility, flexibility, and play strength at the point of attack to make plays up and down the line of scrimmage. In addition, he has the versatility to line up anywhere from the zero-to-five technique. - After a solid showing at the Senior Bowl and once he tests at the Combine, Wyatt should stamp himself as a first-rounder. According to Bruce Feldman, Wyatt’s most impressive testing number is a 4.87 40. He also vertical jumped 31 inches and broad jumped 9-3. - Overshadowed by Davis and Wyatt was Travon Walker, who might have the highest upside out of the trio at the next level. - Walker is a 6-foot-5 and 275-pounder who is big, long, and powerful, which he uses to his advantage to control the point of attack and set edges and bench press blockers into the backfield and stop ball carriers in their tracks. - While his pass-rush sequence is still a work in progress, the tools are there. Walker can wreak havoc with his quickness and flexibility coupled with his length and violent hands to get home. - Further, Walker is versatile and can play off the edge or on the interior, something Brandon Staley utilizes with Joey Bosa to create mismatches. - The linebacker position is something that the Chargers could look to upgrade, as Kyzir White’s future with the team remains at large. Drue Tranquill still

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Feb 20, 2022

Chargers Prospect Interview: Rutgers WR Bo Melton / The Chargers Wire staff is back after a week spent in Mobile,

Chargers Prospect Interview: Rutgers WR Bo Melton / The Chargers Wire staff is back after a week spent in Mobile, AL, observing the Reese’s Senior Bowl, one of the pinnacle All-Star events in the months leading up to the NFL Draft. - There, prospects had the opportunity to receive coaching and compete in front of NFL personnel and coaches during the three days of practice and game to conclude the week. - While we were down there, Cole Topham had the chance to talk to Rutgers wide receiver Bo Melton about his experience at the prestigious event and what the pre-draft process has been like for him so far. - Vitals - Height: 5107 - Weight: 191 - Hand: 868 - Arm: 3228 - Wing: 7700 - College Bio Page - Chargers Fit - A crafty specialist off the line whose smoothness as a route runner earned him boatloads of separation with the Scarlet Knights, Melton is an enticing later-round option that is currently flying well under the radar. His short-area quickness, fast foot-fire, and scrappy mentality to the position provide burst and dynamism to his game. Melton projects as a quality depth option that can operate out of the slot and be a versatile piece that can motion across the formation and create yards for himself off manufactured touches. - Round Projection: 6th - Highlights - - If you don't know — you need to pay attention to Bo Melton at Rutgers this fall. Dynamic receiver with an incredible release, speed and quite the knack for yards-after-the-catch. - 2021 @getbusy__bo pic.twitter.com/i1u6cs1kPs - — Cam Mellor (@CamMellor) March 17, 2021 - - - - Bo Melton is finally becoming the all-around receiver that Rutgers envisioned him being as a four-star recruit out of Cedar Creek. pic.twitter.com/9K5xzgFhGa - — Garrett Stepien (@GarrettStepien) November 14, 2020 - - - - Rutgers WR Bo Melton was in his bag at the #SeniorBowl yesterday. - Hopscotch split release gains him vertical freedom which he abuses with an Iverson crossover to break on the dig. Good luck guarding that @getbusy__bo pic.twitter.com/bgrIo9B3hZ - — Cole Topham (@HamAnalysis) February 3, 2022 - - - - Rutgers WR Bo Melton (#18) is a name not too many people are talking about right now. The former Scarlet Knight is Senior Bowl-bound and has accepted a Combine invite. - Melton shows great ball skills here as he's able to perfectly track the ball and get elevated for the catch. pic.twitter.com/FprZXMiIMr - — Nick Price (@PriceCheck3) January 23, 2022 - - - - Really impressive senior season for Rutgers WR Bo Melton – tough, fearless target that plays bigger than listed 5'11. ST value too pic.twitter.com/dIUwJTlg2f - — Connor Rogers (@ConnorJRogers) December 7, 2020 - - - CT: What has the NFL draft process been like for you? - BM: It’s been good to get to know teams and them getting to know a

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Feb 20, 2022

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Feb 20, 2022

1 pending free agent Chargers should target: AFC South Edition / The Chargers are set to enter free agency with

1 pending free agent Chargers should target: AFC South Edition / The Chargers are set to enter free agency with the most salary cap available since Tom Telesco took over as general manager in 2013. - Even though the franchise has some in-house players that will need to get paid, there’s a great chance that Telesco and company will be aggressive in signing other soon-to-be free agents to bolster its roster. - With that being said, we are going to list one pending free agent from each team in the NFL that could be a realistic target for L.A. - Next up is the AFC South. - EDGE Al-Quadin Muhammad, Colts - This is a league where you can’t have too many pass rushers, and the Chargers are currently thin at the position. Appearing in every game for the third consecutive season, Muhammad finished the 2021 season with career highs with 47 tackles, 37 pressures, 12 quarterback hits, and six sacks. The 6-foot-4 and 250 pounder would be a fine piece to Los Angeles’ pass-rush rotation, and it wouldn’t cost them much. - WR D.J. Chark, Jaguars - Mike Williams’ future with the Chargers looms, but even if he is back, the team is lacking one element at the position: speed. Before fracturing his ankle that limited him to four games in 2021, Chark compiled 126 receptions, 1,714 receiving yards, and 13 touchdowns across the 2019 and 2020 seasons. The 6-foot-3 and 198 pounder has more than ideal size coupled with the “see you later” speed and athleticism that the offense could greatly benefit from. - S Justin Reid, Texans - A position that the Chargers need to address that has flown under the radar is safety. Behind Derwin James and Nasir Adderley, Alohi Gilman and Mark Webb both dealt with injuries that kept them out for a great while of time. After flourishing in his rookie and sophomore seasons, Reid took a step back the past two seasons after being in a bad situation schematically and dealing with a sudden rift between Reid and David Culley, Houston’s interim head coach this past season. Nonetheless, Reid’s skillset is perfect for Brandon Staley’s defense, as he’s capable of lining up all over the field, with the ability to run with receivers or tight ends and the football IQ to identify route concepts and make plays at the catch point. - RB D’Onta Foreman, Titans - The Chargers need to find a running mate to Austin Ekeler in the worst way, and Foreman has the resume to be that guy. Foreman took full advantage of an expanded role when Derrick Henry was injured in 2021, carrying 133 times for 566 yards (4.3-yard average) and three touchdowns, and he crossed the 100-yard mark three times. Further, he showed capable as a pass-catcher, reeling in nine of 10 targets for 123 yards (13.7 yards per catch). - - - - - - - - -

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Feb 19, 2022

Chargers add 3 new coaches to staff / The Chargers added three coaches to their staff on Saturday. - The

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Vikings interviewing Chargers WR coach Chris Beatty for OC job / Beatty joined the NFL in 2021 as the Chargers

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1 pending free agent Chargers should target: AFC East Edition / The Chargers are set to enter free agency with

1 pending free agent Chargers should target: AFC East Edition / The Chargers are set to enter free agency with the most salary cap available since Tom Telesco took over as general manager in 2013. - Even though the franchise has some in-house players that will need to get paid, there’s a great chance that Telesco and company will be aggressive in signing other soon-to-be free agents to bolster its roster. - With that being said, we are going to list one pending free agent from each team in the NFL that could be a realistic target for L.A. - Next up is the AFC East. - DT Folorunso Fatukasi, Jets - Fatukasi was disruptive against the run at UConn, and he has carried that over to the NFL over the last three years. This past season, he finished tied for third among defensive tackles in run stop win rate at 43%, according to ESPN. While not notorious for rushing the passer, he has shown flashes, posting 16 pressures and five quarterback hits on 282 pass-rush snaps. Further, he has consistently stayed healthy, logging defensive snaps of 507 in 2020 and 558 in 2021. - LB Ja’whaun Bentley, Patriots - Given the pressing need at cornerback, J.C. Jackson would have been slotted here. But since he’s expected to have a high price tag, I kept him off and went with a player who could supply depth to a linebacker room that might be losing Kyzir White, another free agent. Coming off a productive 2021 season, Bentley finished as the team’s leader in both tackles (111) and forced fumbles (3), and also registered nine combined quarterback pressures. Considering the offseason priority is adding players to help defend the run, Bentley is proven in this department. Further, he is a solid pass rusher and ascending in pass coverage. - DT Harrison Phillips, Bills - Another proven run-defending interior defensive lineman, you say? After starting the season outside the rotation and finding himself a healthy gameday scratch, Phillips eventually emerged as one of the unit’s most effective players, doing the dirty work by taking on blockers to allow things to open up for his fellow teammates and winning one-on-one matchups. Pro Football Focus rated him as Buffalo’s best defensive tackle and the 14th best in the NFL. In addition, he had the league’s sixth-highest run-defense grade (78.9). - TE Mike Gesicki, Dolphins - The Chargers need to address the tight end room with Jared Cook set to hit the market, and they could greatly benefit from Gesicki’s services. Arguably the best player at his position set to hit the market, Gesicki is fresh off the most productive season, as he recorded career highs in both receptions (73) and yards (780). While he isn’t adept as a blocker compared, Gesicki would be a threat down the seams that can be moved around as a mismatch. The cost will be the ultimate deciding factor, as he could command north of $10-11 million per year. -

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Feb 16, 2022

Chargers Prospect Interview: Oregon S Verone McKinley III / The Chargers Wire staff is back after a week spent in

Chargers Prospect Interview: Oregon S Verone McKinley III / The Chargers Wire staff is back after a week spent in Mobile, AL, observing the Reese’s Senior Bowl, one of the pinnacle all-star events in the months leading up to the NFL Draft. - There, prospects had the opportunity to receive coaching and compete in front of NFL personnel and coaches during the three days of practice and game. - While we were down there, Gavino Borquez had the opportunity to talk to Oregon safety Verone McKinley III about his experience at the prestigious event and what the NFL draft process has been like for him so far. - Vitals - Height: 5105 - Weight: 196 - Hand: 9 - Arm: 3068 - Wing: 7300 - College Bio page - Chargers Fit - McKinley may be a bit undersized for true free safety, but he makes up for it with his quick-twitch reaction speed, athleticism, ball skills, football IQ, and downhill close to the ball. He is sticky in man coverage but possesses the desired aggressiveness to reliably put down ball carriers as a run defender. McKinley is a natural leader and tone-setter who can be a versatile chess piece for Los Angeles. - Round Projection: 2nd - Highlights - - What a play by Verone McKinley. Running left, but dives in the air to get a hand on the ball and prevent the TD. Incredible body control pic.twitter.com/rxFvr3IxU8 - — Billy M (@BillyM_91) October 23, 2021 - - - - Verone McKinley III with a HUGE pick off C.J. Stroud - Oregon has the ball and the lead, minutes away from a massive upset. - @CFBONFOXpic.twitter.com/4vxSCyTNTT - — The Athletic (@TheAthletic) September 11, 2021 - - - - Another 2 INTs for Verone McKinley III yesterday?! …Really strong start to 2021 pic.twitter.com/P3t3A60Boa - — Ben Fennell (@BenFennell_NFL) September 19, 2021 - - - - Verone McKinley III INT was a chess match play. Jayden de Laura moved the safety with his eyes on earlier 70-yard throw. Here McKinley moves inside pre-snap and de Laura aims wide to the field with too much air underneath and not far enough to sideline. pic.twitter.com/67jEkBV3zf - — James Crepea (@JamesCrepea) November 15, 2021 - - - - Verone McKinley III (23) has the versatility to play at the second level as well as the third. As an active participant in fits, VMIII is not afraid to stick his nose in a gap and initiate contact. pic.twitter.com/cXxR1Ojo1S - — Cory (@realcorykinnan) July 7, 2021 - - - GB: You played quarterback and wide receiver in high school. How do you feel like that helped you switch to the other side of the ball and play defensive back? - VM: I would say quarterback-wise, it helped me with the leadership side and to be able to command things on defense. Make sure I get everybody lined up, make

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Dolphins hiring Chargers' Frank Smith as offensive coordinator / The Chargers need a new offensive line coach.

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Feb 13, 2022

3 pending free agents from Rams the Chargers should try to add in free agency / It’s official. The Rams

3 pending free agents from Rams the Chargers should try to add in free agency / It’s official. The Rams are Super Bowl LVI champions. - While many worldwide were gathering around to watch the contest for entertainment purposes, teams across the league were using this as a part of their evaluation process for the offseason. - With that, the Rams have a handful of soon-to-be free agents that could draw the attention of Chargers’ Brandon Staley, who happens to be familiar with, given he was their defensive coordinator before taking over as head coach. - Let’s look at some of the players who the Bolts can target. - CB Darious Williams - The Chargers not only will be looking to fill the void left by Chris Harris Jr., who is set to be a free agent, but they are also in need of more cornerback talent altogether. At 5-foot-9, Williams doesn’t boast ideal height, but he plays much bigger than his measurements with phenomenal instincts and physicality. Under Staley in 2020, Williams had a breakout season, logging 14 passes defensed and four interceptions. Further, he allowed a 54% completion rate and was named Second-Team All-Pro. - DT Sebastian Joseph-Day - When Staley oversaw the Rams’ top-ranked defense, Joseph-Day had a career-high 33 run stops, two passes defended, and a forced fumble. He was on his way to surpassing those in 2021, but an unfortunate torn pectoral sustained in Week 7 kept him out. Still, winning with speed, power and violent hands, Joseph-Day can win one-on-one matchups and eat-up blockers to let his fellow teammates roam freely that the Chargers could greatly benefit from. - EDGE Von Miller - The Chargers could be in the market for a pass rusher opposite Joey Bosa, especially if they choose to move from Uchenna Nwosu. While Staley did not coach Miller when he was with the Rams, they know each other very well from their time together with the Broncos in 2019. The 33-year old Miller may not be the perennial first-team All-Pro that he was in his prime, but he can still impact the game at a high level with his athletic profile, variety of ways to win as a pass rusher, and discipline as a run defender. This season, Miller posted 9.5 sacks, and he tied for the most in the playoffs (4). - - - - - - - - - - - - Email - - - - - Sign up - - - - - - - - Like this article? - Sign up for the Chargers Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning - - - - An error has occured - - - Please re-enter your email address. - - - - - - Thanks for signing up!

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Feb 13, 2022

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1 pending free agent Chargers should target: AFC North Edition / The Chargers are set to enter free agency with

1 pending free agent Chargers should target: AFC North Edition / The Chargers are set to enter free agency with the most salary cap available since Tom Telesco took over as general manager in 2013. - Even though the franchise has some in-house players that will need to get paid, there’s a great chance that Telesco and company will be aggressive in signing other soon-to-be free agents to bolster its roster. - With that being said, we are going to list one pending free agent from each team in the NFL that could be a realistic target for L.A. - Next up is the AFC North. - B.J. Hill, Bengals - If the Chargers re-sign Justin Jones, there could be a reunion between him and Hill as the two were previously teammates at North Carolina State. Despite being overshadowed by Dalvin Tomlinson, Dexter Lawrence, and Leonard Williams during his time with the Giants, Hill still consistently produced, both against the run and generating pressure. Now with Cincinnati, his presence in the middle of the defensive line has helped with its road to the Super Bowl. Hill amassed 29 pressures, six sacks, and 25 run stops on the season. - Miles Killebrew, Steelers - This past season, the Chargers’ special teams coverage units primarily consisted of youth, with Nick Niemann, Chris Rumph, Kemon Hall and Amen Ogbongbemiga finishing atop of special teams snap percentage. Expected to be in search of more core players under new special teams coordinator Ryan Ficken, Killebrew would fulfill that. In 2021, Killebrew logged two blocked punts and seven total tackles in 334 special teams snaps. Further, along with his special teams services, Killebrew would supply safety depth. - David Njoku, Browns - The Chargers will be in the market for a tight end, with Jared Cook set to be a free agent. After facing some ups and downs since being selected in the first round of the 2017 NFL draft, Njoku has gradually shown his true value. Oozing with athleticism and pass-catching chops, Njoku’s posted the highest receiving grade in 2021 (70.9), marking the best since his rookie season, and his 7.0 yards after the catch per reception and 1.56 yards per route run were both career-high marks, per Pro Football Focus. While he would primarily be brought in to serve as another weapon for Justin Herbert, Njoku has shown improvement as a blocker. - Latavius Murray, Ravens - The Chargers are set with Austin Ekeler as their No. 1 running back for the foreseeable future, but they need a reliable running mate to avoid wear and tear to Ekeler. Murray was added by Baltimore prior to the 2021 season after losing its top three running backs throughout training camp. The move ended up paying dividends, as Murray was a solid contributor, finishing with 501 rushing yards and six touchdowns, and an average of 4.2 yards per carry. Throughout his eight-year career, Murray has been reliable in his role and durable. Further, there is also a connection between Murray and

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C.J. Uzomah says he will take a Chili bath if the Bengals win the Super Bowl / Tight End C.J.

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Feb 11, 2022

C.J. Uzomah says he will take a Chili bath if the Bengals win the Super Bowl / Tight End C.J.

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Feb 9, 2022

Chargers Wire's winners, risers from 2022 Senior Bowl: Defense / Now that the 2022 Senior Bowl, the most premier all-star

Chargers Wire's winners, risers from 2022 Senior Bowl: Defense / Now that the 2022 Senior Bowl, the most premier all-star game for NFL draft prospects is over, it is time to reflect back on the meaning of the week. - Which players on the defensive side of the ball helped themselves the most throughout their time in Mobile? - Let’s dive in with our winners and risers. - Defensive tackle - Our winner(s): Perrion Winfrey (Oklahoma) and Devonte Wyatt (Georgia) - Winfrey entered this week with a mixed bag of reviews, as the tape showed immense flashes but it was on an inconsistent basis. That wasn’t the case down in Mobile. Winfrey consistently lived in the backfield with his get-off, remarkable power, and lengthy arms. His electric energy throughout the sessions really stood out, too. Winfrey was named the Senior Bowl MVP after pairing three tackles for a loss with two sacks in the game. - Jordan Davis drew nearly all the attention for the Bulldogs, but Wyatt was just as impactful and he showed that when the spotlight was on him. In one-on-ones, Wyatt won with first-step quickness, lateral agility, and power at the point of attack. Reminiscent of Kenny Clark coming out of UCLA, Wyatt could find himself as a first-round pick when all is said and done. - Our biggest riser: Travis Jones (UConn) - If the Chargers pass up on Davis, who many are projecting to them, Jones is a nose tackle that can provide excellent value on Day 2. A straight-up bulldozer in one-on-ones, Jones consistently walked offensive linemen back to the quarterback with pure power and burst. In team drills, Jones was collapsing the pocket and stopping ball carriers at or behind the line of scrimmage. There’s plenty of excitement surrounding Jones now. - Edge defender - Our winner(s): Jermaine Johnson (Florida State) - Entering the week, I had Johnson a fringe first-round pick, but he stamped himself as a top-20 selection. Offensive tackles had no rebuttal for his power and length, as well as some hand counters and agility when working either inside or outside of them. Further, Johnson looked good when defending the run. With the edge defender position set to be near the top of the Chargers’ priority list this offseason, Johnson is a strong candidate at pick No. 17. - Our biggest riser: Boye Mafe (Minnesota) - In a deep edge defender group, Mafe flew under the radar coming into the week. However, he made sure his presence was known coming out. All but unblockable, Mafe won with his wingspan to lockout and power to push blockers into the backfield, as well as great lateral agility and body flexibility to keep himself clean. He carried that over to the game, finishing with a strip-sack, a second sack, and a tackle for loss. An athletic specimen, Mafe’s stock is only going to continue to rise when he tests at the Combine. - Linebacker - Our winner(s): Damone Clark (LSU) - Utah’s

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Feb 9, 2022

Chargers Wire's winners, risers from 2022 Senior Bowl: Offense / Now that the 2022 Senior Bowl, one of the most

Chargers Wire's winners, risers from 2022 Senior Bowl: Offense / Now that the 2022 Senior Bowl, one of the most premier all-star games for NFL draft prospects, is over, it is time to reflect back on the meaning of the week. - Which players on the offensive side of the ball helped themselves the most throughout their time in Mobile? - Let’s dive in with our winners and risers. - Quarterback - Our winner(s): Kenny Pickett (Pitt) and Malik Willis (Liberty) - Pickett refused to have his hands measured at the Senior Bowl, citing an issue with his double-jointed finger. No matter how much stock you place in the hand size of quarterbacks, Pickett was accurate and put together quality performances across all three days of practice. He was accurate, progressed through his reads quickly, and got the ball out in a timely fashion. - Throughout the week, Willis was an interesting study. His lower body fundamentals can be a mess at times in the pocket and Willis will need a strong coaching staff to develop that area at the next level. However, his ability to extend plays, find receivers on the run, and throw off-platform are traits to salivate over. The ball zips out his hand and I did not see a pass wilt on him all week. - Our biggest riser: Carson Strong (Nevada) - Like Willis, Strong entered Senior Bowl week as a wild card of sorts. By the event’s conclusion, Strong had done enough to disassociate himself from that label. For starters, he clarified the medicals around his knee and did not wear a brace after sporting one all through the 2021 season at Nevada. This resulted in increased mobility and comfortableness exiting the pocket and operating on bootlegs. Strong was fearless throwing the deep ball in practice, showing off his cannon and throw power. Sometimes, the ball would have too much arc, which increased the hang time, and often the receiver would have to sit on the end of the rope to make the catch. Nevertheless, Strong proved he has the intangibles to play quarterback in the NFL. - Running Back - Our winner(s): Abram Smith (Baylor) and Brian Robinson (Alabama) - A compact rusher at 5’10” and 220 pounds, Smith was the best all-around running back in Mobile. A former linebacker, Smith showcased that physicality by punching through the line with vigor and running through tacklers with his frame. His deceiving burst allowed him to quickly dip in and out of the box. - Robinson performed well in every facet of the position but gained the respect of defenders for his work in pass protection. When practice was moved indoors on Thursday, Robinson put together his best showing. He bowled over Georgia linebacker Channing Tindall in a National Championship blitz pickup rematch. It was one of the more memorable moments at the Senior Bowl this year. - Our biggest riser: Rachaad White (Arizona State) - White introduced himself to those on the East Coast

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Feb 8, 2022

1 pending free agent Chargers should target: AFC West Edition / The Chargers are set to enter free agency with

1 pending free agent Chargers should target: AFC West Edition / The Chargers are set to enter free agency with the most salary cap available since Tom Telesco took over as general manager in 2013. - Even though the franchise has some in-house players that will need to get paid, there’s a great chance that Telesco and company will be aggressive in signing other soon-to-be free agents to bolster its roster. - With that being said, we are going to list one pending free agent from each team in the NFL that could be a realistic target for L.A. - First up is the AFC West. - Kansas City Chiefs – CB Charvarius Ward - The Chargers finished with the worst third-down defense in the league. While some of it was the porous run defense creating too many manageable situations for opposing offenses, inconsistent play from the secondary was another factor. In particular, the cornerback room. - Los Angeles will be in the market for a starting nickel cornerback, with Chris Harris Jr.’s contract coming to an end. However, the team also needs more talent on the outside, especially if Asante Samuel Jr. is going to spend more time in the slot. - Boasting eye-popping size and length at 6-foot-1 and 200 pounds, Ward uses that to his advantage to lock up receivers in single coverage. Another strength is his tackling. His 5% missed tackle percentage is the lowest rate among the top 75 outside cornerbacks in total tackles since 2019. - In 13 games played in 2021, Ward recorded two interceptions and 10 passes defended to go along with 67 tackles. - - Dak connects with Charvarius Ward in the end zone pic.twitter.com/lRQ5cwUq2i - — PFF (@PFF) November 21, 2021 - - - Denver Broncos – CB Bryce Callahan - If the Chargers intend to keep Samuel on the outside, they will have a void to fill in the slot. If that’s the case, a former connection could reel in one of the league’s best players at the position. - Brandon Staley and Callahan spent time together with the Bears and Broncos when Staley was the outside linebackers coach from 2017-18 and 2019, respectively. - Callahan has played in Vic Fangio’s system for the past seven seasons, which would make the transition seamless since Staley’s is replicative of his. - Callahan struggled to stay healthy in 2021 with a knee injury but had three straight seasons with coverage grades above 75.0 before this prior season, with his ability to stay in phase with receivers and break in on balls thrown. - - Nothing quite like a 5'9 Bryce Callahan vs. 6'4 Mike Williams #BroncosCountry pic.twitter.com/GolB2FylSD - — Russell Brown (@RussNFLDraft) November 2, 2020 - - - Las Vegas Raiders – DT Johnathan Hankins - Upgrading the interior part of the defensive line is imperative for the Chargers after finishing with one of the worst run defenses in the league in 2021. -

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48 minutes Feb 8, 2022

Why are the Bengals so captivating? Do Rams have huge advantage? Calvin Johnson; Charles Woodson / In the latest edition

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1 hour Feb 8, 2022

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Fox: Football News

Feb 7, 2022

Joe Burrow explains why he’s excited to be a part of the NFL’s new wave of QB’s such as Mahomes,

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Feb 7, 2022

Joe Burrow explains why he’s excited to be a part of the NFL’s new wave of QB’s such as Mahomes,

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Feb 7, 2022

McVay, Rams play it safe with injured TE Higbee / With the Super Bowl near, coach Sean McVay and the

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Feb 7, 2022

'I realized he's going to be a very special quarterback' — Andrew Whitworth on spending time with Joe Burrow /

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Feb 7, 2022

'I realized he's going to be a very special quarterback' — Andrew Whitworth on spending time with Joe Burrow /

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Feb 7, 2022

‘We’ve got nothing but guys that work hard’ — Matthew Stafford on why he doesn’t see the Rams as a

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Feb 7, 2022

‘We’ve got nothing but guys that work hard’ — Matthew Stafford on why he doesn’t see the Rams as a

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Feb 7, 2022

Chargers 4-round mock draft: Post-Senior Bowl edition / The 2022 Senior Bowl is officially in the books. - With one

Chargers 4-round mock draft: Post-Senior Bowl edition / The 2022 Senior Bowl is officially in the books. - With one of the most important legs of the evaluation process a thing of the past, the Chargers draft board continues to take shape. - With that being said, it’s time to take a look at what Los Angeles might do with its first four selections in April’s draft. - Round 1, No. 17, EDGE Travon Walker, Georgia - As it stands, the Chargers edge defender group is rather thin, with Joey Bosa and Chris Rumph being the only ones under contract, with the future of Uchenna Nwosu up in the air. I believe that Nwosu is worthy of a contract extension, but even if he is brought back, the team simply needs more juice at the position that’s capable of getting into the backfield on a consistent basis. - With Walker, Los Angeles would be getting a 6-foot-5 and 275-pounder who wreaks havoc with rare get-off to get around the corner or through gaps and the length and strength to bench press blockers. In addition, Walker is strong against the run, where he flashes anchor to hold his ground at the point of attack and open-field tackling ability. - Further, Walker’s versatility is one of his strong suits as he can play off the edge or along the interior, something that Brandon Staley utilizes with Bosa to create mismatches up front. - Walker is a former five-star recruit that stayed home to play for the Bulldogs, where he shined in his first season as a Freshman All-SEC Team member. Defenses paid attention to him more as a sophomore, which led to a down year, but 2021 saw him ascend, resulting in 32 tackles (5.5 for loss), five sacks, and 25 quarterback hurries. - - Joe Moore Award winner vs Travon Walker pic.twitter.com/9N1aR7vakC - — Jon Tweets Sports (@jontweetssports) January 1, 2022 - - - Round 2, No. 48, CB Kyler Gordon, Washington - Asante Samuel Jr. proved to be the Chargers’ best cornerback in just his first season, but suffering two concussions in his first season is concerning. Michael Davis played well, but nothing to warrant the money he was paid last offseason. Chris Harris Jr. will be a free agent after this season. - Therefore, Los Angeles will be in the market for someone at the position that’s capable of making an impact early on. - At 6-foot and 200 pounds, Gordon boasts impressive size which he couples with impressive agility and quickness to help him stay in phase with receivers in man coverage. In off coverage, he uses his outstanding instincts to see things develop and close in on the football. One of the best-tackling corners, Gordon is good at limiting extra yardage and playing the run. - Beyond that, he has the size to survive along the boundary and the short-area quickness and toughness to play inside the slot. - In his Husky career, Gordon

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Feb 7, 2022

Listen to the best of Chargers S Derwin James trash talking Cowboys LB Micah Parsons...

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Feb 7, 2022

Ohio Gov. renames 3 parks to honor Bengals / Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine temporarily renamed three state parks on Monday

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Feb 7, 2022

Madden NFL 22 Super Bowl simulator predicts Bengals and Burrow get the win over Rams / It all comes down

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Feb 7, 2022

After nearly three decades, the Super Bowl returns to its birthplace: Los Angeles / As the Super Bowl returns to

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Feb 7, 2022

Hernández: Max Tuerk's parents view football differently after learning son had CTE / Former USC and Chargers center Max Tuerk

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Feb 7, 2022

Hernández: Max Tuerk's parents view football differently after learning son had CTE / Former USC and Chargers center Max Tuerk

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Feb 6, 2022

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Feb 6, 2022

Chargers’ Justin Herbert leads AFC to victory in Pro Bowl’s return / The Chargers quarterback won the offensive MVP award

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Feb 6, 2022

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Feb 6, 2022

Top Chargers highlights, photos from 2022 Pro Bowl / Four Chargers participated in the 2022 Pro Bowl: quarterback Justin Herbert,

Top Chargers highlights, photos from 2022 Pro Bowl / Four Chargers participated in the 2022 Pro Bowl: quarterback Justin Herbert, safety Derwin James, tackle Rashawn Slater, and center Corey Linsley. - Wide receiver Keenan Allen and edge defender Joey Bosa were initially selected, but they decided to opt out. - Throughout the week, Herbert, James, Slater, and Linsley were all documented at the practices and Sunday’s all-star game. - With that, here are some of the top highlights and photos from the guys who represented the Bolts in this year’s Pro Bowl. - - herbert + mahomes - u see this? pic.twitter.com/WFjceUuj86 - — Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) February 3, 2022 - - - - IT'S PRO BOWLER RASHAWN SLATER ! pic.twitter.com/03URE4TlFA - — Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) February 4, 2022 - - - - “I honestly didn’t expect to make it…it’s really cool to be here. I’m so thankful.”@Kay_Breezy22 catches up with @chargers’ Rashawn Slater (@rdsl8r) about being at the #ProBowl and answers a few rapid fire questions. pic.twitter.com/niezgaIycs - — NFL Network (@nflnetwork) February 6, 2022 - - - - NO. 70 AND NO. 63 HAVE REPORTED AS ELIGIBLE RECEIVERS pic.twitter.com/tSr3dNvGdV - — Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) February 3, 2022 - - - - HERB PIC W A BABY ur fav could never pic.twitter.com/boJcpfSkRz - — Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) February 5, 2022 - - - - look at our large adult sons pic.twitter.com/ld7Hm47eGO - — Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) February 5, 2022 - - - - they said what they said. @DerwinJames | @Mathieu_Era pic.twitter.com/JhVI0mwjZr - — Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) February 3, 2022 - - - - Justin Herbert's reaction to DJ being mic'd up @chargers | #BoltUp pic.twitter.com/BGUu54kdSF - — FanSided (@FanSided) February 4, 2022 - - - - herbo to little @Mathieu_Era !!! - TOUCHDOOOWNNN!! pic.twitter.com/fFq5mXVaMN - — Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) February 5, 2022 - - - - justin herbert - 1.4mil RTs 600k QTs 750k faves pic.twitter.com/XfLWAcwhuY - — Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) February 4, 2022 - - - - herbo + o-line - never get caught w out protection pic.twitter.com/ZXwgSLLfV8 - — Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) February 6, 2022 - - - - *looks into camera like justin herbert from the chargers* pic.twitter.com/hpobNN4h0Z - — Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) February 6, 2022 - - - - "Ah, it's okay." - Justin Herbert stayed smiling through the boos @chargers | #BoltUp pic.twitter.com/dv3u8bpIEW - — FanSided (@FanSided) February 6, 2022 - - - - go dj pic.twitter.com/A2ZYJ9WwiP - — Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) February 6, 2022 - - - - still bolt gang over everything pic.twitter.com/5c0XTjLMWO - — Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) February 6, 2022 - - - - -

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Feb 6, 2022

Herbert, Crosby MVPs in AFC's Pro Bowl victory / Chargers QB Justin Herbert and Raiders DE Maxx Crosby were named

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Feb 6, 2022

Chargers QB Justin Herbert named Offensive MVP as AFC holds off NFC in 2022 Pro Bowl / Just another day

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Feb 5, 2022

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Feb 4, 2022

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Feb 4, 2022

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Feb 4, 2022

2022 Senior Bowl: 4 potential Chargers DL/EDGE that stood out from Day 3 / The last day of practices at

2022 Senior Bowl: 4 potential Chargers DL/EDGE that stood out from Day 3 / The last day of practices at the 2022 Reese’s Senior Bowl ended on Thursday. - While media access was limited to NFL teams, digital staff, local and broadcast media, I was still able to watch the film afterward and spot some players who made themselves some money in the trenches. - Here are four interior defensive linemen and edge defenders that stood out: - EDGE DeAngelo Malone, Western Kentucky - After flashing on Days 1 and 2, Malone continued his momentum into the final day. Not only did he display a quick first step, lower-body twitch, and looseness in his rushes, but he showed some power on a rep against Braxton Jones to bully him into the backfield. Keep in mind that Malone is only 234 pounds, making this even more impressive. With the explosiveness and length, Malone is the ideal mid-round edge defender that Brandon Staley should covet. - - Western Kentucky EDGE/LB DeAngelo Malone wins soundly here against a Power 5 offensive lineman. His speed and bend around the arc allows him to quickly corner here. #GoTops pic.twitter.com/OIpcrZNNdy - — Nick Price (@PriceCheck3) February 4, 2022 - - - EDGE Kingsley Enagbare, South Carolina - After posting four sacks, 45 pressures, 16 quarterback hits, and the highest pass-rush win rate among SEC defensive linemen (25.8%) in 2021, Enagbare flashed that type of dominance on the practice field. In college, he won primarily with his length (35-inch arms) and power, but Enagbare dug into the toolbox to show more variety with his rushes. Most notably, Enagbare beat Max Mitchell with a well-executed cross-chop. He is a player who possesses the ability to play inside and outside. - - Kingsley Enagbare with the near hand chop to beat Max Mitchell. Great job getting his hips and feet pointed to the pocket pic.twitter.com/spQfSkGuEZ - — Jon Ledyard (@LedyardNFLDraft) February 4, 2022 - - - DT Neil Farrell Jr., LSU - Overshadowed by other SEC interior defensive linemen, Farrell did not get as much buzz throughout the season. However, his efforts were always noticed. Farrell finished with the fifth-most run stops (24) and the second-highest run-stop percentage (11.4), per Pro Football Focus. On almost every rep, Farrell was either controlling the point of attack to allow second-level defenders to roam freely or he was in the backfield, winning with the quickness to invade gaps, leverage in the team session or brute strength & powerful limbs to push blockers back and heavy hands to swat jab attempts in one-on-ones. Farrell is a strong candidate for a Day 3 selection. - - Neil Farrell Jr. continuing his great Day 2 form into Day 3 – great hand fight to shake off initial OL punch pic.twitter.com/wfW9qnCkiS - — Luke Carr (TD4LC) (@LukeCarrNFL) February 4, 2022 - - - DT Eric Johnson, Missouri State - Johnson’s dominance from the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl was

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Feb 4, 2022

2022 Senior Bowl: 4 potential Chargers DB/WR who stood out on Day 3 / With poor weather threatening hazardous conditions

2022 Senior Bowl: 4 potential Chargers DB/WR who stood out on Day 3 / With poor weather threatening hazardous conditions on the third day of Senior Bowl practices, the event was moved inside in the interest of player safety and comfort. - Unfortunately, the indoor facility was much smaller than Hancock-Whitney stadium and space was limited. Only media partnered with the Senior Bowl were allowed access indoors for in-person viewing as a result. Nevertheless, we were still able to view the television broadcast and watch the post-practice film for a comprehensive insight into how the players performed. - Here are four potential targets for the Chargers at the wide receiver and defensive back positions that stood out from the rest of the competition on Thursday. - WR – Khalil Shakir, Boise State - The shifty Shakir garnered praise throughout the day as the best receiver in the indoor showing. Shakir found himself open on two looks during work in the red zone, converting both touchdowns with strong catches. On the first touchdown, he shook free from extended press contact on a deep route before extending low in the back of the end zone for the ball. His second touchdown displayed toughness through contact, taking a big shot over the middle that sat him down but failed to dislodge the ball. - - Khalil Shakir takes a big hit after catching a Desmond Ridder send @seniorbowl pic.twitter.com/rJHbaiQQGE - — PFF Draft (@PFF_College) February 3, 2022 - - - The size and length (191 pounds, 29’ arms) may concern some NFL teams, but Shakir has improved every day he has spent in Mobile. Shakir consistently separated off the line with his sharp releases, fast foot-fire, and twitchy lower body. He exercised good burst to pull away from defenders in short areas. A solid outing in the game Saturday would be the perfect way to cap off Shakir’s ascension. - WR – Jalen Tolbert, South Alabama - The Mobile native was a solid performer through the first two days of practice, but Tolbert’s game was on another level on Thursday. Tolbert was crafty as a route runner, constantly winning off the line of scrimmage and finding ways to separate late in his route. He shook defenders out of his breaks and demonstrated exceptional timing when locating the ball. This rep against Nebraska cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt was a prime example of Tolbert’s ability to pluck the ball at its high point and protect the football on his return to the ground. - - Love this rep from Jalen Tolbert. - – Reset the LOS on release; works to back pylon – Plays through the defender to high point the throw – Turn and tuck to *give the DB your back* and protect the . - Ball-me-defender relationship pic.twitter.com/4lfgfqSDYZ - — Receiver Daily (@ReceiverDaily) February 4, 2022 - - - S – Jalen Pitre, Baylor - A hybrid defender that suited up in a variety of roles

NFL Mic'd Up: Derwin Tries To Race Tyreek At Pro Bowl | LA Chargers

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Chargers safety Derwin James hangs out with Chiefs TE Travis Kelce, Patriots DE Matthew Judon,...

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Derwin James vs Kirk Cousins At Pro Bowl Skills Showdown | LA Chargers

Feb 3, 2022

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1½ hours Feb 3, 2022

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49 minutes Feb 3, 2022

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Feb 3, 2022

Chargers hire Ryan Ficken as special teams coordinator / The former UCLA graduate assistant was with the Minnesota Vikings the

LA Times: Chargers

Feb 3, 2022

Chargers hire longtime NFL assistant Ryan Ficken as special teams coordinator / The Chargers have struggled on special teams for

LA Times: Chargers

Feb 3, 2022

Chargers hire longtime NFL assistant Ryan Ficken as special-teams coordinator / The Chargers have struggled on special teams for years

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Feb 3, 2022

Chargers reportedly hire Vikings special teams coordinator Ryan Ficken in same role / Ficken was then named Minnesota's assistant special

YB: LA Chargers

Feb 3, 2022

Chargers hire Vikings assistant Ryan Ficken as special teams coordinator / Ficken had spent his entire NFL coaching career with

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31 minutes Feb 3, 2022

Greg Cosell: Conference Championship recap, Garoppolo Future, & more / Greg Cosell & Ross Tucker analyze the film from last

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Super reunion: Rams' Andrew Whitworth excited to play former Bengals team in Super Bowl / Before arriving in Los Angeles

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Feb 2, 2022

L.A. officials urge mask-wearing at Super Bowl / Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti was among officials who urged fans headed

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2022 Senior Bowl: 5 potential Chargers DL/EDGE who stood out from Day 2 / Day 2 of practices at the

2022 Senior Bowl: 5 potential Chargers DL/EDGE who stood out from Day 2 / Day 2 of practices at the 2022 Reese’s Senior Bowl officially ended. - On a very cold and rainy day in Mobile, AL, there were a handful of NFL draft prospects who made themselves some money in the trenches. - Here are five players who stood out: - EDGE Boye Mafe, Minnesota - Explosiveness and length are two things that Brandon Staley covets at the edge defender position, which Mafe exemplified throughout his career for the Gophers and on the practice field on Wednesday. Mafe was nearly unblockable in one-on-ones and team, using his wingspan to lockout and power to push blockers into the backfield. He also showed great lateral agility and body flexibility to win. - - CLEAN rep from Boye Mafe against CMU’s Bernhard Raimann@seniorbowl pic.twitter.com/VPkC9avglt - — Austin Gayle (@PFF_AustinGayle) February 2, 2022 - - - DT Devonte Wyatt, Georgia - While his former teammate, Jordan Davis, drew most of the buzz, Wyatt was just as dominant for the Bulldogs. That carried over to Mobile, where his first-step quickness and hand usage caused problems for interior offensive linemen in one-on-ones. Wyatt’s play style reminds me of Kenny Clark when he came out of UCLA. If his ascend continues, Wyatt could find himself as a first-round pick when all is said and done. - - I am a huge fan of Devonte Wyatt. pic.twitter.com/CbARrHROiU - — Marcus Mosher (@Marcus_Mosher) February 3, 2022 - - - DT Perrion Winfrey, Oklahoma - Winfrey was near the top of my defensive tackle rankings heading into the 2021 season, but his inconsistent play caused him to slip. But he’s looked like a completely rejuvenated player out here. Winfrey showed burst off the snap, foot speed, and quick hands to work into gaps and across offensive lineman’s face to produce multiple what-would-be sacks and tackles for loss. - - Perrion Winfrey in the backfield on back to back plays. RB down here. Sacks, tackles for loss. Forced fumbles. The Oklahoma DT is on fire. pic.twitter.com/H5URiyB1CQ - — Matt Alkire (@mattalkire) February 3, 2022 - - - EDGE Jermaine Johnson, Florida State - Johnson has been arguably the best player down here in Mobile, as he has won nearly every single rep. Johnson primarily flourished with his length and power to bully blockers into the backfield on Day 1. But on Wednesday, he included some finesse, including a spin move and side-scissors move. Seen as a fringe first-rounder, Johnson has shown to be worthy of a top-20 selection. - - Jermaine Johnson. Remember the name. This EDGE class is insanely deep. pic.twitter.com/9F2pfYGJKo - — uSTADIUM (@uSTADIUM) February 3, 2022 - - - DT Travis Jones, UConn - Jones was mentioned as a winner on Day 1, but he built off that dominant performance on the second day. At his best in the run game where he remained

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Feb 1, 2022

2022 Senior Bowl: 4 potential Chargers CB/WR who stood out from Day 1 / The first day of Senior Bowl

2022 Senior Bowl: 4 potential Chargers CB/WR who stood out from Day 1 / The first day of Senior Bowl practices is in the books and the buzz around certain prospects has already reached a fever pitch. - Here are four players the Chargers could target across the wide receiver and cornerback positions that exceeded expectations on Tuesday. - WR – Christian Watson, NDSU - An unmistakable figure standing at 6’4” as he towered over the rest of the National wide receiver group, Watson was hard to miss as the first day of Senior Bowl practices kicked off. The small school product quickly commanded all the eyes in the stadium as he displayed uncanny quickness off the line, sunk into his cuts with ease, and shot away from defenders. - In the one-on-one period, Watson excelled in a variety of areas. He distanced himself with smooth routes, made catches away from his frame, and relished in blocking duties when on the field for run plays. Watson also recorded the fifth-highest speed at the practice, clocking in at 20.71 miles per hour. Expect eyes to remain on him throughout the week after the strong showing. - - Nice job here by NDSU’s Christian Watson in 1-on-1 drills pic.twitter.com/MWu92cdfw8 - — John Hendrix (@JohnJHendrix) February 1, 2022 - - - WR – Calvin Austin III, Memphis - A day after his height was confirmed to be two inches shorter than expected, the 5’7” Austin put on a clinic as he put his top-end jets to the test against the American team’s premier cornerback talent. One of the fastest players in the draft, Austin became a lightning bolt off the line and cooked overeager opponents attempting to squash him in press coverage. When given a free release, Austin flashed by his opponent and generated large gaps of separation with his speed. It was a tough day for the receivers competing against the likes of Roger McCreary, Mario Goodrich, and Derion Kendrick all afternoon. However, Austin was the one threat that stood out and consistently threatened vertical. - - Malik Willis with a beautiful throw to Calvin Austin III who gains easy separation with his speed #SeniorBowl pic.twitter.com/qb1mCUlfBk - — Tyler Forness (@TheRealForno) February 1, 2022 - - - CB – Coby Bryant, Cincinnati - In his black uniform and red pants, Bryant looked like he was suited up for another game with the Bearcats and he enjoyed a comfortable day holding his own under the lights of Hancock-Whitney stadium. Bryant looked calm, fluid, and dominant against every receiver he lined up across. The traits that made him the Jim Thorpe Award winner traveled with him to Mobile, and he nearly intercepted Nevada quarterback Carson Strong on a deep ball during 7-on-7 drills. Often overlooked in favor of the flashy resume of Ahmad Gardner, Bryant has carved a reputation of his own right as one of the Senior Bowl’s must-watch prospects in the secondary. - - Patient

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2022 Senior Bowl: 5 potential Chargers DL/EDGE who stood out from Day 1 / Day 1 of practices at the

2022 Senior Bowl: 5 potential Chargers DL/EDGE who stood out from Day 1 / Day 1 of practices at the 2022 Reese’s Senior Bowl has officially ended. - On a chilly day in Mobile, AL, there were a handful of NFL draft prospects who shined in the trenches on the first day. - Here are five players who stood out: - DT Travis Jones, UConn - I highlighted Jones as someone who should be on the Chargers’ radar coming into it, and he showed why as the National team took the field to start the day. In one-on-ones, Jones displayed the upfield disruptiveness with power and length that was compromising blockers from the snap and the anchor strength to make him immovable in the run game. The 6-foot-4 and 328 pounder is showing to be the perfect 0-1-technique with mismatch ability. - - Michigan OL Andrew Stueber struggles to anchor v UConn DL Travis Jones.#seniorbowl pic.twitter.com/C26Ow5PSse - — Chase Goodbread (@ChaseGoodbread) February 1, 2022 - - - DT Neil Farrell Jr., LSU - Farrell had the second-highest run-stop percentage among Power 5 interior defensive linemen (11.4%) in 2021, and it was replicative on the practice field. In one-on-ones, he demonstrated exceptional burst and power to work his way into the backfield, strength at the point of attack to stalemate double teams and occupy the interior of the offensive line. - - #LSU Neil Farrell again. Great day for him. #SeniorBowl pic.twitter.com/RxOGIOKJit - — dylan sanders (@DillySanders) February 1, 2022 - - - EDGE Myjai Sanders, Cincinnati - Sanders is one of the top-ranked edge defenders down here, and he lived up to his billing on Tuesday. On back-to-back reps, he beat the massive tackle Daniel Faalele. On the first, Sanders went into the toolbox and pulled out a swipe to rip move and the body flexibility to turn the corner. He followed that with an attempted spin move but instead, Sanders’ power was too much for Faalele to withstand. - - Myjai Sanders beating Daniel Faalele around the edge - (: @BrandonThornNFL)pic.twitter.com/aefwf0slgv - — Boom or Bust: The Draft Show (@BoomOrBustDraft) February 1, 2022 - - - EDGE Dominique Robinson, Miami (OH) - Robinson, the small-school standout, shined in his first day against higher level of competition. He had two would-be sacks of Pittsburgh quarterback Kenny Pickett. He won with speed and bend on the first rep, and followed that up with a bull rush that pushed the tackle back into the pocket, showing power and the length to lockout. - EDGE DeAngelo Malone, Western Kentucky - Flying under the radar is Malone, the 2019 Conference USA defensive player of the year. While relatively lean at 6-foot-3 and 234 pounds, Malone looks like the type of player who Brandon Staley covets at the position. He is explosive and loose off the snap with speed and burst, and uses length to his advantage. - - WKU EDGE DeAngelo Malone

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17 potential Chargers to watch during Senior Bowl week / The pre-draft process leading up to the 2022 NFL draft

17 potential Chargers to watch during Senior Bowl week / The pre-draft process leading up to the 2022 NFL draft is headed to Mobile, AL, for the Senior Bowl. This event is one of the biggest college football all-star games that will feature the most prolific prospects in the country. - This week will draw the attention of many Chargers’ scouts, coach Brandon Staley, and general manager Tom Telesco to do their homework on players who could potentially be suitors for Los Angeles come April. - Last year this event brought in Josh Palmer, Tre’ McKitty, Brenden Jaimes, and Mark Webb. The year before that the team found Justin Herbert, Joshua Kelley, Alohi Gilman, and K.J. Hill. - It all starts with three days of practice and finally, the game on Saturday. I’ll be in attendance, constantly giving updates throughout the week. - With that being said, here are 17 players to keep an eye out for. - DT Phidarian Mathis, Alabama - The Chargers finished bottom of the league in run defense, which is why bolstering the interior part of the defensive line will be their top priority this offseason. Arguably one of the most impactful all-around interior defenders in the nation, Mathis amassed 53 total tackles, nine sacks, one forced fumble, two fumble recoveries, and two blocked passes in 2021. With his length, violent hands, lower-body strength, lateral agility, and ability to anchor, Mathis can create interior pressure just as well as he can defend the run at the next level, projecting as a lineman who has the tools to be a three-down starter from the get-go. — Gavino - DT Travis Jones, UConn - Jones was a dominant force dating back to his freshman year in 2018. UConn wasn’t able to play in 2020 due to COVID, but he returned in 2021 with top-tier play, especially against Clemson. At 6-foot-3 and 330 pounds, Jones is a wide-bodied player who is stout at the point of attack to take on double teams and anchor well. But he also possesses the length, acceleration, and twitchiness to rush the passer, as evidenced by 4.5 sacks last season. Nose tackles with the ability to generate pressure are rare, but Jones fits that mold. — Gavino - DT Neil Farrell Jr., LSU - Farrell played 48 games for the Tigers. He had 45 tackles, 9.5 tackles for loss, and two sacks in 2021. His 24 run stops were fourth in the country. At 6-foot-4 and 325 pounds, Farrell is a big, powerful and tough nose tackle who has the lower body strength, burst, and violent hands to collapse the pocket and stop ball carriers at or behind the line of scrimmage. — Gavino - EDGE Myjai Sanders, Cincinnati - Whether or not the Chargers are planning on re-signing Uchenna Nwosu, they still need additional depth at the position. Sanders registered 119 total tackles (62 solo) and 13.5 sacks in four years as a Bearcat. He is an explosive athlete who possesses length and hand use

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Jan 31, 2022

Chargers Scouting Report: Cincinnati CB Coby Bryant / The 2022 Senior Bowl is upon us and practices for the National

Chargers Scouting Report: Cincinnati CB Coby Bryant / The 2022 Senior Bowl is upon us and practices for the National and American teams will be underway shortly in Mobile, AL. - Given the opportunity to observe several impressive NFL draft prospects in person, we will do our best to evaluate the impressive pool of upperclassmen talent and determine the best fits for the Chargers. - Today, I am taking a look at Cincinnati cornerback Coby Bryant. - Coby Bryant | Cincinnati | #7 | Senior | Cleveland, OH | 6013 | 191 - Testing - 40-yard Dash: N/A - Bench Press: N/A - Vertical Jump: N/A - Broad Jump: N/A - 3-Cone Drill: N/A - 20-Yard Shuttle: N/A - Career: AAC First Team selection in 2020 and 2021. Winner of the Paycom Jim Thorpe Award, given to the country’s best defensive back. Cornerstone of a Bearcats defense that ranked first in pass proficiency, earning the program’s first College Football Playoff appearance. Totaled 170 tackles (7.0 for loss), nine interceptions, and 35 passes defenses in 53 games. - Red Flags: None - Strengths: Flexible runner that can turn and carry the receiver upfield with ease. A fisherman guarding the vertical game; Bryant is content to reel in threats to the top of the secondary with nonchalant long speed once he flips his hips. Methodical in man coverage that trusts his fluidity and smooth footwork to glide alongside opponents. Gives himself ample distance to process the proceedings of the offense and react. Backpedal is steady and polished, allowing for a seamless transition to click and close to underneath targets. Productive ballhawk that pinpoints throw trajectories and is the first to rise up and challenge the catch. A mercenary when tasked with blitzing duties – frantic when he blazes off the edge with a hellbent mentality to plunge into the backfield with urgency. Gets the most out of his practical length using accurate strikes from a balanced stance to sway press matchups in his favor. A shrill communicator who conveys his pre-snap observations to the defense and directs adjustments to the formation accordingly. Embraces contact and the physical aspect of the game, assisting the run defense with vicious intent. - Weaknesses: Prone to diving at a player’s ankles as his go-to tackle method. His form needs vast retooling to improve his consistency wrapping up ball carriers. Recovery tactics are sometimes chaotic when Bryant fears he’s lost complete leverage, especially when shook early in the route. Often opens up too early in the play, delaying his pursuit to quick-hitters. Struggles to promptly detach himself from blockers. - Final Word: Overshadowed by the impressive resume of Ahmad Gardner, Bryant ended a strong five-year career at Cincinnati in emphatic fashion with national recognition. He is a cornerback that plays bigger than his frame, fusing precise coverage technique with noteworthy ball skills that draw a stark parallel to Marcus Peters. Bryant will draw plenty of suitors in the second round that will grow to admire his scheme

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Roger McCreary's athleticism would be perfect complement to Chargers secondary / It is difficult to find a cornerback that checks

Roger McCreary's athleticism would be perfect complement to Chargers secondary / It is difficult to find a cornerback that checks all the boxes to cover receivers at the next level. They must have ideal length, height, and weight that does not sacrifice the player’s agility and change of direction skills. Cornerbacks need to be able to match the movements of their opponent, find means to slow down their route and display the necessary coordination to prevent the catch when the ball is in the air. A fiery hunger to set the tone as a competitor and provide a strong presence in run support is also desirable. - That complete player is a rare find and even Auburn’s Roger McCreary does not score superior marks in every category. But the senior is a well-rounded prospect at the position capable of excelling in many roles for the defense. In a stacked class of cover men that all seem to have garnered recognition for one superlative or another, McCreary has largely gone undetected to no fault of his own. - Even though McCreary is not the most elite cornerback in one particular specialty of playing the position, he has plenty of upside as a developed cornerback that showcases competence across a broad range of talents. - As a four-star recruit out of Mobile, AL, McCreary committed to Auburn after a brief pledge to South Alabama. McCreary waited for his chance to make an impact, playing a reserve role for his first two seasons before earning a starting job as a junior. From that moment, he performed consistently for the Tigers’ secondary. By the end of his four-year career, McCreary tallied 135 tackles (10.0 for loss), six interceptions, and 30 passes defended in 39 games. To cap off an impressive 2021 campaign, he was voted to the first-team All-SEC squad by the league’s coaches. - As McCreary has blossomed into the cornerback prospect he is today, one aspect of his game has remained constant. McCreary is a great athlete who traverses the field smoothly with little hiccups in his footwork. His hips are quick to change course he has an easy-fire burst to the ball. Furthermore, McCreary’s fluidity allows him to glue himself to the hip of the receiver in man coverage through the entire duration of the route. McCreary’s remarkable stickiness in coverage makes him a versatile option for the defense who is a candidate to slide into the slot if required. - - Great zone match rep by Roger McCreary in the red zone. Took away all the options for Corral. pic.twitter.com/Jr0SB9A9Fa - — Marcus Johnson (@TheMarcJohnNFL) January 26, 2022 - - - Even in zone coverage, McCreary’s ability to coast from threat to threat is evident. He has great instincts and feel for where the passing game will try to take advantage of the defense. Against Ole Miss, McCreary identified the receiver traveling across the formation in pre-snap motion and adapted his coverage accordingly. McCreary guarded the flat

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Jan 30, 2022

Chargers 4-round mock draft: Senior Bowl-only edition / With the 2022 Reese’s Senior Bowl just days away, this is an

Chargers 4-round mock draft: Senior Bowl-only edition / With the 2022 Reese’s Senior Bowl just days away, this is an appropriate time for a mock draft of what the Chargers could do if they only had players in the annual all-star game to choose from. - This is just an exercise, but keep in mind general manager Tom Telesco does covet the Senior Bowl as an outlet to find talent. 17 players of the last five drafts attended the showcase in Mobile, AL. - Round 1, No. 17, OT Trevor Penning, Northern Iowa - The Chargers made the point to address the offensive line last offseason, and it paid dividends except for the right tackle position after Bryan Bulaga went down with an injury. - Even though Bulaga is still under contract, there are legitimate durability concerns, which is why he is a cut candidate. - If Los Angeles decides to move on from Bulaga, it could choose to solidify that spot either in free agency or early in the draft, as they do here with the selection of Penning. - A three-year starter for the Panthers, Penning was the only lineman named a finalist for the Walter Payton Award this past season, awarded to the best offensive player at the FCS level, after only allowing 13 pressures. - While he needs to clean up his leverage and hand usage, Penning has size at 6-foot-7 and 340 pounds, awe-inspiring athleticism, movement skills to match, and a mauler’s mentality in the run game to start right away. - - OT Trevor Penning - Call him 'physical' or 'nasty' or 'mauler' or even 'dirty' for all I care - Does he look to finish you every chance he gets? Yep. - Is he going to give you the last shove? Yep. - Will he try to dump you over the pile? Yep. - Will he drop the groceries on you? Yep. pic.twitter.com/zptxztsULX - — Ben Fennell (@BenFennell_NFL) November 10, 2021 - - - Round 2, No. 48, DT Phidarian Mathis, Alabama - The Chargers finished bottom of the league in run defense, which is why bolstering the interior part of the defensive line will be their top priority this offseason. - Arguably one of the most impactful all-around interior defenders in the nation, Mathis amassed 53 total tackles, nine sacks, one forced fumble, two fumble recoveries, and two blocked passes in 2021. - With his length, violent hands, lower-body strength, lateral agility, and ability to anchor, Mathis can create interior pressure just as well as he can defend the run at the next level, projecting as a lineman who has the tools to be a three-down starter. - Round 3, No. 79, WR Calvin Austin, Memphis - The Chargers are set for the foreseeable future with their No. 1 wideout in Keenan Allen. However, behind him, the room draws some questions. Will Mike Williams be re-signed, franchise-tagged, or let go of altogether? Is Josh Palmer ready to take the

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Jan 30, 2022

Chargers Scouting Report: Memphis WR Calvin Austin III / Practices for the 2022 Senior Bowl begin on Tuesday and many

Chargers Scouting Report: Memphis WR Calvin Austin III / Practices for the 2022 Senior Bowl begin on Tuesday and many of the nation’s top prospects will be on display for coaches and scouts to evaluate. - With the Chargers having needs at various positions, we will do our best to evaluate the players that we feel fit the team precisely. - Today, I am taking a look at Memphis wide receiver Calvin Austin III. - Calvin Austin III, Memphis, #4, Senior, Austin, TX, 5’9”, 162 - 40-yard Dash: N/A - Bench Press: N/A - Vertical Jump: N/A - Broad Jump: N/A - 3-Cone Drill: N/A - 20-Yard Shuttle: N/A - Career: 2021 First Team All-AAC selection. Had 156 catches, 2,541 receiving yards, and 22 touchdowns in 36 games. Competed in track and field during his four-year career at Memphis. Former walk-on that chose his hometown school over other offers. - Red Flags: None - Strengths: Firecracker off the line that employs a diverse array of releases to explode past his defender and win during his opening steps. Showcases fast feet and quick, short strides that blast away from press strikes and help him avoid getting crammed toward the beginning of his route. Has premier speed that can stretch the field, blow up secondaries, and make defenses respect the game-changing potential of his vertical talent. His burners will compete for the status as the fastest player in the draft. Calculated route runner that sinks his hips well and accelerates effortlessly through various intervals of his assignment. Tough and dauntless when extending for catches he knows will come with punishment. Slick creator after the catch that melts pursuit angles with his twitch and finds a way to escape plugged lanes in the open field. - Weaknesses: Contact balance and ability to absorb hits weakened by smaller size and frame. Not a delicate player by any means, but concerns persist over his durability taking shots over the middle. Can be completely smothered and bashed around by bigger defenders if he is unable to separate. Lack of length diminishes his catch radius and will require heightened accuracy from the quarterback on contested targets. While he enjoyed plenty of time outside at Memphis, he will be required to operate from the slot and benefit from manufactured touches at the next level. - Final Word: Shifty and bursting with energy, Austin is an explosive product that has proved size isn’t everything when playing wide receiver. With top-end speed, unpredictable route running, and electric playmaking with the ball in his hands, Austin is a complete receiver that is far from the gadget role a player of his stature would typically be projected as. Austin projects as a dynamic slot man that can galvanize an offense through his cleverness as a separation specialist. - Fit Likelihood: High - Grade: 2nd - Film Highlights - Austin earning a free inside release with a jab step against press coverage before losing the defensive back at the top of his route

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10 NFL draft prospects for Chargers fans to watch during East-West Shrine Bowl week / The annual East-West Shrine practices

10 NFL draft prospects for Chargers fans to watch during East-West Shrine Bowl week / The annual East-West Shrine practices began today ahead of the all-star game on Thursday, February 3rd at 8 PM on NFL Network. - This showcase will feature several prospects that the Chargers should on their radar in the 2022 NFL draft. - In 2020, Tom Telesco selected three players – Trey Pipkins, Easton Stick, Cortez Broughton – that played in the game. The year before that, he took Justin Jackson, another alumn. - With that, here are 10 players that the Bolts could be targeting: - CB Jack Jones, Arizona State - A top recruit who started his collegiate career at USC, Jones went on to transfer and play for Herm Edwards where he finished with 92 total tackles, 26 passes defended, six interceptions, and four forced fumbles in three seasons. While he may not be the most imposing at 5-foot-9 and 175 pounds, Jones compensates with fluid athleticism, playmaking instincts, and the scrappy temperament against the run. - OT Jaxson Kirkland, Washington - Kirkland accomplished a tremendous amount with the Huskies — named the team’s offensive lineman of the year as a sophomore in 2019 and first-team All-Pac-12 the next two years. Kirkland started all 39 games he appeared in over four seasons, starting at right guard before making the transition to left tackle. He is a quick, reactive athlete that possesses footwork, lateral-movement skills, body control, and versatility to play inside or outside at the next level. - WR Charleston Rambo, Miami - Rambo began his career at Oklahoma, reeling in passes from Kyler Murray and Jalen Hurts before transferring to play with the Hurricanes. He caught 79 passes for 1,172 yards and seven touchdowns. Rambo has the hands-catching ability and speed to take a short pass into a long gain or become a vertical threat by taking the top off the defense. - DT Matthew Butler, Tennessee - Playing 52 games and starting 25 of them, Butler had a career-high 47 tackles, 8.5 tackles-for-loss, five sacks, and seven quarterback hurries in 2021. Butler has great proportional length and power with explosive get-off and the ability to disrupt plays through penetration, athleticism, and technique. - EDGE Jeffrey Gunter, Coastal Carolina - Gunter finished his collegiate career with 38.5 tackles for loss and 17 sacks. Further, he had nine career forced fumbles. Standing at 6-foot-4 and 260 pounds, Gunter has a combination of speed, power, and length usage to create consistent pressure on the quarterback and impact the run by setting a strong edge. - OL Zachary Thomas, San Diego State - Thomas was a three-year starter for the Aztecs at left and right tackle. At his best as a run-blocker, Thomas had a 90.1 grade on that front in 2020, fourth-best among FBS tackles, and an 89.6 grade in 2021. He shows functional athleticism, quality strength/leverage, excellent balance, and a high level of intelligence as far as picking up stunts/blitzes goes. - DB

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Chargers Scouting Report: Ohio State WR Garrett Wilson / With the 2022 NFL Draft only a few months away, we

Chargers Scouting Report: Ohio State WR Garrett Wilson / With the 2022 NFL Draft only a few months away, we are full steam ahead on our annual evaluations for this year’s prospects. - With the Chargers having needs at various positions, we will do our best to evaluate the players that we feel fit the team precisely. - Today, we are taking a look at Ohio State wide receiver Garrett Wilson. - Garrett Wilson, Ohio State, #5, Junior, Austin, TX, 6’0” | 188 - 40-yard Dash: N/A - Bench Press: N/A - Vertical Jump: N/A - Broad Jump: N/A - 3-Cone Drill: N/A - 20-Yard Shuttle: N/A - Career: Earned first-team All-Big Ten honors in 2020, second team in 2021. Played in 32 games for the Buckeyes, recording 143 catches, 2,213 receiving yards, and 23 touchdowns. - Red Flags: None - Strengths: Slippery, cunning route runner that slashes through his breaks with ease. Sells routes with his entire body, implementing head fakes and sudden lower-body deception to manipulate defensive backs. Hips plummet on command to change direction quickly, enabling Wilson to break his route down and stop on a dime. An alert player that works back to the quarterback and taps into his creativity to help extend plays. Turns into a magician when turning upfield for yards after the catch. Shimmies his way around defenders and breaks tackles with a large arsenal of juke moves, great contact balance, and natural elusiveness. Has unreal bunnies to out-leap the coverage for contested catches. Tracks the ball well, ensnaring almost every ball that enters his vast catch radius with reliable hands. - Weaknesses: Moved to slot his sophomore year, unlocking his potential but placing a cap on his vertical potential. Tactics to overcome press coverage are spotty and inconsistent. An ineffective run blocker that showed little to no eagerness to participate. Doesn’t have a reputation as a speed demon, with most of his big plays resulting from developments in the open field rather than separating in a straight-line footrace. - Final Word: An inventive route runner that puppeteers defenders out of position with his rampant style, Wilson is a dynamic prospect at the receiver position that leverages his athleticism with equal success when the ball is in his hands. With above-average height and size, Wilson is a dynamic prospect that would succeed best in a slot role at the next level for a team keen to accentuate his yards after catch expertise. - Fit Likelihood: High - Grade: 1st - Film Highlights - Wilson displaying extreme sharpness through his breaks against Penn State. - - This lunge cut by Garrett Wilson reminds me of how a snake strikes pic.twitter.com/EIyLuOGnhe - — Cole Topham (@HamAnalysis) January 27, 2022 - - - Wilson’s showcasing his quick change of direction skills and effortless ability to sink his hips and change directions. - - WR1 in my opinion. pic.twitter.com/mshjmTz6Vs - — Will Parkinson (@Willpa11) January 21, 2022 - - - Wilson

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Jan 26, 2022

7 pending free agents Chargers must re-sign / The 2022 free agency period is slowly approaching on the NFL calendar,

7 pending free agents Chargers must re-sign / The 2022 free agency period is slowly approaching on the NFL calendar, and the Chargers have 21 pending free agents heading into the offseason. - Continuity is critical when it comes to roster management. Still, general manager Tom Telesco will have to be selective when it comes to deciding who’s worthy of being brought back next season. - With that, here’s a look at the top priorities when the team begins that process: - Kyzir White - If there’s one player who benefited quite a bit from playing in Brandon Staley’s system, it’s White. Given more responsibilities to play in space, White was impactful as a run defender, in coverage, and a pass rusher. Starting all 17 games, White finished with 144 tackles, seven for loss, three passes defended, and a sack. Having him back gives the Chargers their energized play-maker in the middle of the defense. - Uchenna Nwosu - It was a slow start for Nwosu. That was until Week 13 against the Bengals when he rose eyebrows with his seven-pressure, four-hurry, and two-sack performance. From that point, Nwosu made a steady impact down the stretch until the season debut against the Raiders, where he went out with a bang, finishing with seven tackles and four for loss. After setting a career-high 40 pressures, four passes defended, and five sacks and set to be only 26 years old during the 2022 season, Nwosu’s best playing days are still ahead of him. - Mike Williams - Williams will be one of the most sought-after free agents, with opinions of what the Chargers should do with him all across the board. But he proved to be an integral piece on the offense in the best season of his career. Williams’ reason for staying is keeping continuity between him and Justin Herbert, the ascend as the X-receiver, and the big-play ability and clutchness he offers. The best bet would be to franchise tag him. While it’s a good chunk of change at $19.1 million, it will allow the team more time to work out a long-term extension decision until 2023 depending on if he can replicate or top this past year’s production. - Justin Jones - The Chargers had one of the league’s worst run defenses, and while it had to do with the lack of talent up front, one player who proved to be viable was Jones. He finished with a career-high 18 pressures, 14 hurries while also adding 18 run stops, some of which came near the goal line. Now, I could also see a scenario where they blow up the defensive line altogether and use free agency and the draft to go into the 2022 season with a clean slate, but a cheap deal for Jones is well within reason. - Andre Roberts - The Chargers struggled to find productivity from their returners until the mid-season signing of Roberts, which paid off down the final stretch. On 19 kick returns,

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Jan 26, 2022

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Jan 25, 2022

Chargers sign EDGE Jamal Davis to Reserve/Future contract / The Chargers made another addition to their offseason roster.

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Jan 25, 2022

3 Chargers who flew under the radar in 2021 / The Chargers had a lot of star power that made

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Jan 24, 2022

3 Chargers who exceeded expectations in 2021 / The Chargers’ season ended heartbreakingly, but there was still plenty of good

3 Chargers who exceeded expectations in 2021 / The Chargers’ season ended heartbreakingly, but there was still plenty of good to take away from 2021, including players who surpassed their expectations. - Here are three players who exceeded expectations: - LB Kyzir White - The Chargers always had a talented player in White, but his undefined role in Gus Bradley’s defense kept his playing time to a minimum. That was until Brandon Staley came aboard, and with his system, it was able to maximize White’s true potential. Manning the middle of the defense with the ability to play freely in space, White was impactful against the run, in coverage, and as a blitzer. He had 144 tackles, seven for loss, three passes defended, two interceptions, two forced fumbles, and a sack. - OT Rashawn Slater - The Chargers knew that they had their left tackle of the future when they snagged Slater in last year’s draft. However, the team had no idea that he would establish himself as one of the best at his positions in Year 1. Facing the league’s best edge defenders week in and week out, Slater allowed just 26 pressures and four sacks while mauling defenders in the run game en route to being named a Pro Bowler and second-team All-Pro. - OT Trey Pipkins - Pipkins was selected in the third round of the 2019 NFL draft with the hope of developing into a starter. However, he was being written off amid his struggles in his first two seasons. When Slater was ruled out with COVID-19 in Week 15 against the Chiefs, Pipkins was called on to make the start in place of him. On 42 pass-blocking opportunities, Pipkins allowed just three pressures. Two weeks later against the Broncos, he started at right tackle in the absence of Storm Norton. He did not surrender a single pressure on 32 opportunities. While it was a small sample size, Pipkins is a prime example that scheme and coaching are significant factors in the development of mid- late-round offensive tackles. - - - - - - - - - - - - Email - - - - - Sign up - - - - - - - - Like this article? - Sign up for the Chargers Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning - - - - An error has occured - - - Please re-enter your email address. - - - - - - Thanks for signing up! - - - You'll now receive the top Chargers Wire stories each day directly in your inbox.

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Jan 24, 2022

Chargers Scouting Report: Purdue WR David Bell / David Bell, Purdue, #3, Junior, Indianapolis, IN, 6’2”, 205 - 40-yard Dash:

Chargers Scouting Report: Purdue WR David Bell / David Bell, Purdue, #3, Junior, Indianapolis, IN, 6’2”, 205 - 40-yard Dash: N/A - Bench Press: N/A - Vertical Jump: N/A - Broad Jump: N/A - 3-Cone Drill: N/A - 20-Yard Shuttle: N/A - Career: First Team All-Big Ten as a sophomore and junior. Finished career as a consensus First Team All-American and Biletnikoff Award finalist. Garnered 232 receptions, 2,946 yards, and 21 touchdowns through the air over 29 games. - Red Flags: None - Strengths: Fearless and gritty receiver that routinely puts his body second and makes the catch first. Hardly fazed when met by contact after reeling in the pass and is malleable enough to absorb the blow and keep the play alive. Played on the perimeter with ample time in the slot to create mismatches. Poor QB play often forced Bell to contort himself for an impressive resume of out-of-frame catches that showcased elite body control and tracking skills. Footwork is quick and technical with no false steps. Great mix and understanding of how to utilize patience and suddenness to increase separation once he breaks. Changes direction in a blink and closes off angles with remarkable burst. Great awareness when knifing through zone coverage – good at timing his cuts as the defenders mellow out to provide an open look. - Weaknesses: Not a burner. He won’t simply torch a defensive back on a straight-line release. Would have liked to see Bell use his frame more to better protect the catch point. Press skills and initial hand-fighting need improvement to shed arm strikes more effectively. Struggles to lock in his block during run support. Could work on selling his routes with his entire body, not just in his hips. - Final Word: A productive receiver that earned targets through a variety of ways at Purdue, Bell is physical in every aspect of his game and will do everything in his power to work back to the ball. His mechanical route running, field vision, and real-time processing will translate well to the NFL. While the versatility he enjoyed as a member of the Boilermakers likely will diminish at the next level, Bell projects as a player that can grow into a permanent role at the X position. - Fit Likelihood: Medium - Grade: Early 2nd - Film Highlights - Bell using every element of the field to lose his defender vertical against Minnesota in 2020. - - Purdue WR David Bell using the tight end as a point man to rub the defender off his skinny post pic.twitter.com/HJ7KVWD6hc - — Cole Topham (@HamAnalysis) January 24, 2022 - - - Bell showcasing his technicality as a route runner on a Sluggo against Iowa. - - On his lone touchdown of the game against Iowa, David Bell fakes an inside move before quickly changing direction. Perfect placed ball by Aidan O'Connell too. Bell is a solid red zone target. pic.twitter.com/C5APhprqrN - — Luca Sartirana (@SartiranaLuca) October 21, 2021

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Jan 24, 2022

Poll: What should Chargers do with WR Mike Williams? / The Chargers have some tough decisions to make this offseason

Poll: What should Chargers do with WR Mike Williams? / The Chargers have some tough decisions to make this offseason regarding whether or not they will be keeping some of their in-house players that are expected to hit the free agency market. - Among the crop is wide receiver Mike Williams. - Williams is coming off arguably his most productive seasons to date, setting career highs with 76 receptions and 1,146 receiving yards. In addition, he added nine touchdown catches in 2021. - Williams recently had a salary of $15.68 million for his fifth-year option and should command north of that, whether that be getting franchise tagged or a long-term commitment. - Should the Chargers tag Williams, it will cost them $19.13 million, according to Over The Cap. The price might be steep, but it would give the team some flexibility to delay a long-term extension until 2023, spend elsewhere and ultimately play the safe route if he doesn’t pan out, - If they want to extend him now, it will likely be around $16-17 million per year. Pro Football Focus projects a four-year, $68 million (17 per year) deal. - You can make an argument for that being too much money for a receiver who may have had a productive season but still had spurts of inconsistency in the middle of it, dealt with dropped passes, and still draws injury concerns. - However, the argument for Williams staying is keeping continuity between him and Justin Herbert, the ascend in his new role, his big-play ability, and he is well-liked as a person among the organization. - With that, we want to hear what you think Los Angeles should do with Williams: Keep him around long-term, have him play on a “prove-it” deal, or let him test free agency. - Vote in the poll below. - - - - - - - - option not selected - - - - - - Not so fast! - - You can't place a vote until you make a selection first. - - - Got it - - - - - - - - Take Our Poll - - - - - - - - - - - - - Email - - - - - Sign up - - - - - - - - Like this article? - Sign up for the Chargers Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning - - - - An error has occured - - - Please re-enter your email address. - - - - - - Thanks for signing up! - - - You'll now receive the top Chargers Wire stories each

The Final Drive: Chargers 2021 Year In Review | LA Chargers

Jan 24, 2022

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Walk-Off Weekend: The Most Electric Divisional Round in NFL History / We witnessed the best Divisional Round in NFL history

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Jan 23, 2022

5 defensive tackles Chargers could target in free agency / We are still less than a couple of months until

5 defensive tackles Chargers could target in free agency / We are still less than a couple of months until the free agency frenzy begins, but as the anticipation continues to build up, I will start listing potential targets for the Chargers at key positions of need. - First up, interior defensive linemen. - Akiem Hicks, Bears - Hicks, who is familiar with Brandon Staley during his time with Chicago when he was the outside linebacker coach, can contribute as a run-stuffer and pass rusher. He has over 50 quarterback pressures in three seasons, with his most recent in 2020. He has dealt with some injuries throughout his lengthy career, but it hasn’t hindered him enough to keep him from producing when he is on the field. He played over 800 snaps in each season in 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2020. - - Akiem Hicks is a bad man. - Long-arm/bull rushes the guard all the way into Kirk Cousins. - Absurd power. pic.twitter.com/i5QNBh1ttf - — Gavino Borquez (@GavinoBorquez) January 21, 2022 - - - Sebastian Joseph-Day, Rams - Hicks isn’t the only interior defender that Staley is familiar with. When Staley oversaw the Rams’ top-ranked defense, Joseph-Day had a career-high 33 run stops, two passes defended, and a forced fumble. He was on his way to surpassing those, but an unfortunate torn pectoral sustained in Week 7 kept him out. Still, winning with speed, power and violent hands, Joseph-Day can win one-on-one matchups and eat-up blockers to let his fellow teammates roam freely that the Chargers could greatly benefit from. - Folorunso Fatukasi, Jets - Fatukasi was disruptive against the run at UConn, and he has carried that over to the NFL over the last three years. This past season, he finished tied for third among defensive tackles in run stop win rate at 43%, according to ESPN. While not notorious for rushing the passer, he has shown flashes, posting 16 pressures and five quarterback hits on 282 pass-rush snaps. Further, he has consistently stayed healthy, logging defensive snaps of 507 in 2020 and 558 in 2021. - - Folorunso Fatukasi is going to fly under the radar, but he should be a legitimate target for the Chargers. - He may not bring much as a pass rusher, but he’s very stout against the run. - Finished fourth among DTs in run stop win rate (43%).pic.twitter.com/iqVrUYICxc - — Gavino Borquez (@GavinoBorquez) January 21, 2022 - - - B.J. Hill, Bengals - If the Chargers re-sign Justin Jones, there could be a reunion between him and Hill as the two were previously teammates at North Carolina State. Despite being overshadowed by Dalvin Tomlinson, Dexter Lawrence, and Leonard Williams during his time with the Giants, Hill still consistently produced, both against the run and generating pressure. Now with Cincinnati, his presence has been known in the middle of the defensive line. Hill amassed 29 pressures, six sacks, and 25 run stops on the season.

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Jan 23, 2022

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Jan 22, 2022

Chargers fix right tackle issue in Daniel Jeremiah's first mock draft / The Chargers invested in the offensive line last

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Chargers, Brandon Staley feel they're heading in right direction / Staley caught some heat for his aggressiveness on fourth down,

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Rams rule out LT Whitworth, S Rapp vs. Bucs / The Los Angeles Rams are ruling out left tackle Andrew

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Chargers GM: No playoffs but 'lot to be proud of' / Tom Telesco said he understands the frustration of Los

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Chargers GM Tom Telesco asks for patience heading into 10th season / Despite missing the playoffs for the third consecutive

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Chargers GM Tom Telesco asks for patience heading into 10th season / Despite missing the playoffs for the third consecutive

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Jan 20, 2022

GM Tom Telesco says defense is Chargers' most glaring issue to fix / Chargers GM Tom Telesco admits he was

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GM Tom Telesco surprised the Chargers' defense wasn't better / Chargers GM Tom Telesco admits he was surprised that the

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Jan 20, 2022

Why DT Akiem Hicks should be top-priority, free agent for Chargers / The Chargers finished 30th in run defense, and

Why DT Akiem Hicks should be top-priority, free agent for Chargers / The Chargers finished 30th in run defense, and the issues fell on the defensive line personnel and its inability to hold its own in that department on a consistent basis. - For that reason, the team will make the point to upgrade the unit this offseason. Slated to have $70 million after cuts are made, Los Angeles should be aggressive in free agency, and one of its targets should be Akiem Hicks. - Hicks, 31, has a previous connection with head coach Brandon Staley. The two spent time together with the Bears when Staley was the outside linebackers coach from 2017-18. - At 6-foot-5 and 324 pounds, Hicks is a solid all-around interior defender who plays with tremendous leverage, power, and lateral movements to get into the backfield and the strength to stand his own against double teams. - Hicks clears the guard with a two-hand swipe to rip move and shows excellent movement skills to turn the corner and flatten to the quarterback for the sack. - - https://chargerswire.usatoday.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/51/2022/01/Recording-528.mp4 - Hick starts with the long-arm and converts that to power to bull rush the guard all the way into Kirk Cousins. - https://chargerswire.usatoday.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/51/2022/01/Recording-527.mp4 - Hicks gets extended, shows good lateral movement, controls his man while displaying eye discipline to find flow in the backfield. Once Dalvin Cook gets vertical, Hicks violently sheds the guard and makes the tackle for no gain. - https://chargerswire.usatoday.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/51/2022/01/Recording-526.mp4 - While stopping the run is the primary focus, affecting the quarterback from the interior is just as crucial, and Hicks has over 50 pressures in three seasons, with his most recent coming in 2020. - Hicks has dealt with some injuries throughout his lengthy career, but it hasn’t hindered him enough to keep him from producing when he is on the field. He played over 800 snaps in each season in 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2020. - Hicks, the 10-year veteran, has 387 total tackles, 73 tackles for loss, 40.5 sacks, and six forced fumbles throughout his career. - Having a player who can rush the passer just as well as he defends the run and a veteran presence in the defensive line room, like Hicks, will go a long way to improving the group next season. - - - - - - - - - - - - Email - - - - - Sign up - - - - - - - - Like this article? - Sign up for the Chargers Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning - - - - An error has occured - - - Please re-enter your email address. - - - - - - Thanks for signing up! - - - You'll now

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Jan 20, 2022

GM Tom Telesco assesses Chargers' defensive struggles / After turning the Rams into the NFL’s best defense in just one

GM Tom Telesco assesses Chargers' defensive struggles / After turning the Rams into the NFL’s best defense in just one season, there were expectations that Brandon Staley would have similar results with the Chargers. However, that ended up not being the case. - Los Angeles ended up having one of the worst defenses in the NFL. The team finished 29th in points allowed (27.0), last on third-down (49.54%), 30th against the run (138.9 YPG), and 26th in the red zone (64.18%). - “It just didn’t come along as quickly enough, on defense, as I thought it would,” Tom Telesco said. “We had a lot of stretches this year that the players that are out there did some pretty good things, but we weren’t consistent enough by any means.” - Last offseason’s primary focus was to bring in pieces to put around Justin Herbert. That ended up paying off as the Chargers possessed a top-5 offense. However, neglecting the defensive side of the ball with the exception of Asante Samuel Jr. and Kyler Fackrell ended up hurting them. - Despite having cornerstone pieces with Derwin James, Joey Bosa and Kyzir White, the starters weren’t consistent and the team was forced to rely on its depth down the stretch due to COVID-19 and injuries, which ended up being exploited in games that should have been gimmes, like against the Texans. - The Chargers enter this offseason with five defensive starters set to hit the free agency market – White, Uchenna Nwosu, Chris Harris Jr., Linval Joseph and Justin Jones. - With Telesco’s philosophy being drafting, developing and signing their own, White, Nwosu and Jones all earned the right to be brought back. Only time will tell if the coaches and front office view it that way. - One thing is certain and that’s Telesco and company must use a good chunk of their salary cap space and draft picks to bring in instant contributors along the defensive line, a starting cornerback, and depth at the second and third levels to turn things around next season. - “Some of it is alignment, assignment, and technique. Some of it is personnel, and some of it is just being in the first year of the defense.” - - - - - - - - - - - - Email - - - - - Sign up - - - - - - - - Like this article? - Sign up for the Chargers Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning - - - - An error has occured - - - Please re-enter your email address. - - - - - - Thanks for signing up! - - - You'll now receive the top Chargers Wire stories each day directly in your inbox.

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Jan 20, 2022

Chargers GM Tom Telesco evaluates Brandon Staley's first season as head coach / In Brandon Staley’s first season as head

Chargers GM Tom Telesco evaluates Brandon Staley's first season as head coach / In Brandon Staley’s first season as head coach, the Chargers finished with a 9-8 record and came up just short of making the playoffs. - Despite not achieving the ultimate goal of playing beyond the regular season, general manager Tom Telesco felt that it was still a success with Staley at the helm. - “I think he handled things very well this year,” Telesco said. You guys can tell that he has a great connection with our team and our players. And he has definitely brought an identity to this football team. So I think the future is bright with where we are, but we still have a lot of work to do.” - There’s one thing we learned about Staley in his first season as the man in charge: he is an aggressive decision-maker. - Not afraid to go for it on fourth down, Staley favored the analytics and quarterback Justin Herbert to get the job done in those situations. Of the 34 the Chargers attempted, 22 of them were successful. - While some of his decisions paid off, like in wins over the Chiefs (Week 3), Raiders (Week 4), Browns (Week 5), Eagles (Week 9), and Bengals (Week 13), some of them resulted in failures, like against Kansas City in Week 15 and Las Vegas in the season finale. - “I love the identity we play with,” Telesco said when asked about Staley’s aggression on fourth down. “I support him 100%. I’m a big believer in using data to make decisions, as is he… I know on the outside everyone may not agree but it’s who we are and how we are going to play moving forward.” - “All of these decisions, even though they’re made in real-time, there’s research involved in it prior to the game.” - - - - - - - - - - - - Email - - - - - Sign up - - - - - - - - Like this article? - Sign up for the Chargers Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning - - - - An error has occured - - - Please re-enter your email address. - - - - - - Thanks for signing up! - - - You'll now receive the top Chargers Wire stories each day directly in your inbox.

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Jan 20, 2022

General manager Tom Telesco recaps the 2021 NFL season, the first season with Chargers head...

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Clemson CB Andrew Booth Jr. would be welcomed addition to Chargers / Clemson CB Andrew Booth could be atop the

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Jan 19, 2022

Breaking down Chargers' picks in Dane Brugler's latest two-round mock draft / The Athletic’s Dane Brugler released his new two-round

Breaking down Chargers' picks in Dane Brugler's latest two-round mock draft / The Athletic’s Dane Brugler released his new two-round mock draft on Tuesday. - Let’s break down what one of the highly touted draft analysts thinks for Los Angeles in the 2022 NFL draft right before the pre-draft all-star circuit. - Round 1, OT Trevor Penning, Northern Iowa - The Chargers made the point to address the offensive line last offseason, and it paid dividends except for the right tackle position after Bryan Bulaga went down with an injury. - Even though Bulaga is still under contract, there are legitimate durability concerns, giving reason to believe he is a cut candidate. - If Los Angeles decides to move on from Bulaga, it could choose to solidify that spot either in free agency or early in the draft, as they do here with the selection of Penning. - A three-year starter for the Panthers, Penning was the only lineman named a finalist for the Walter Payton Award this past season, awarded to the best offensive player at the FCS level, after only allowing 13 pressures. - While he needs to clean up his leverage and hand usage, Penning has size, awe-inspiring athleticism, movement skills to match, and consistent physicality in the run game to start right away. - Round 2, DT Phidarian Mathis, Alabama - Mathis was in my recent mock draft at the same spot, and he finds himself again here in Brugler’s. - Arguably one of the most impactful all-around interior defenders in the nation, Mathis amassed 53 total tackles, nine sacks, one forced fumble, two fumble recoveries, and two blocked passes. - With his length, violent hands, lower-body strength, lateral agility, and ability to anchor, Mathis can create interior pressure just as well as he can defend the run at the next level. - - - - - - - - - - - - Email - - - - - Sign up - - - - - - - - Like this article? - Sign up for the Chargers Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning - - - - An error has occured - - - Please re-enter your email address. - - - - - - Thanks for signing up! - - - You'll now receive the top Chargers Wire stories each day directly in your inbox.

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Jan 19, 2022

Shining Sophomore or Sophomore Slump? Grading Chargers 2020 draft class' second season / When evaluating the previous season as a

Shining Sophomore or Sophomore Slump? Grading Chargers 2020 draft class' second season / When evaluating the previous season as a whole, it’s easy to make quick judgments on the rookie class. Yet, we forget about the group brought in the year prior. - With that, let’s take a look at whether the second-year players shined or slumped. - QB Justin Herbert - Many thought that Herbert could be in for a slump, given that teams finally had NFL tape on him, and he was playing for yet another offensive play-caller. However, there was nothing that slowed him down in Year 2. Instead, he turned it up just a notch from his outstanding rookie season. Herbert shined with his arm talent and athleticism and showed continuous growth weekly with reading complex coverages, all while dealing with a leaky right side of the offensive line. He finished with a 65.9 completion percentage, 5,014 passing yards, 38 touchdown passes to 15 interceptions, 302 rushing yards, and three rushing touchdowns en route to writing his name in the history books every week. - Grade: A - LB Kenneth Murray - Expected to make a leap in Brandon Staley’s defense, Murray’s play did not reflect that early on before being sent to the injured reserve. Instead, his woes consisted of missing tackles, over-pursuing ball carriers, and struggling to shed blocks and work off contact. Soon after, Murray transitioned to an edge defender, hoping to elevate his game upon returning to the field. Still, that did not benefit him. It was a combination of limitations in his counters and strength, lacking a plan of attack when rushing and running too wide of the arc. Whether it was being held by an ankle injury and COVID-19 or the complexity of the system, Murray did not play like a first-rounder. - Grade: F - RB Joshua Kelley - One of the biggest questions heading into the season was who would establish themselves as the clear-cut backup behind Austin Ekeler. It took 14 weeks into the season for the Chargers to finally decipher that, and it was Justin Jackson who stepped up. Kelley didn’t have many opportunities early on, but when he did get more touches that came against the Giants, he turned ten carries into just 3.3 yards per carry. Kelley finished with 102 yards on 33 rushes (3.1 YPC). Given that Jackson is a free agent, it could lead to more snaps for Kelley. However, based on the lack of touches between him and Larry Rountree in 2021, it wouldn’t be surprising if the team instead went after a veteran in free agency to back up Ekeler in 2022. - Grade: C- - WR Joe Reed - Reed spent the 2021 season on the Chargers’ practice squad injured list with an ankle injury. However, he was recently signed to a Reserve/Future contract, indicating that he could be in to compete for the job as the starting returner. - Grade: N/A - S Alohi Gilman - Between a

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Jan 19, 2022

2022 NFL offseason: Important dates for Chargers / After finishing 9-8 and falling just short of the playoffs, the Chargers

Keenan Allen's Best Catches Of 2021 Season | LA Chargers

Jan 19, 2022

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Bucky Brooks ranks the top quarterbacks left in the postseason I NFL on FOX / Your favorite former scout &

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Jan 18, 2022

Chargers Scouting Report: Clemson CB Mario Goodrich / With the Senior Bowl less than a week away, we have begun

Chargers Scouting Report: Clemson CB Mario Goodrich / With the Senior Bowl less than a week away, we have begun our scouting process on identifying good fits for the Chargers from the upcoming class of NFL Draft prospects. - This year, the cornerback position is projected to be one of the groups with the most depth of talent. This bodes well for Los Angeles, which is forecasted to replace key members of the secondary this offseason. - Today, we will be taking a look at Clemson cornerback Mario Goodrich, who has emerged as one of the early tape darlings in the process that will be poised to boost his draft stock immensely with a strong performance in Mobile. - Mario Goodrich | Clemson | #31 | Senior | Kansas City, Mo. | 6’0” | 190 - 40-yard Dash: N/A - Bench Press: N/A - Vertical Jump: N/A - Broad Jump: N/A - 3-Cone Drill: N/A - 20-Yard Shuttle: N/A - Career: Selected to First Team All-ACC and earned Cheez-It Bowl MVP honors this past season. Rose to starting level in his senior year after depth role in previous three seasons. Played in 31 games, achieving 68 tackles, five interceptions, and 15 passes defended. - Red Flags: None - Strengths: Unwavering intensity from snap to whistle. Chippy playstyle that keeps his motor hot and aware. Long arms are used well in press jabs to disrupt route timing and slow releases at the line. Pastes himself to the receiver’s hip, snaps hips quickly for sudden changes in direction, and possesses the long speed to carry his assignment downfield. Stays composed on the boundary and is a hard sell for double moves and other deception tactics. Good vision and sense when bailing to track the quarterback and receiver simultaneously. Gravitates to the ball and assists run game by dispatching blockers with earnest, taking clean angles, and wrapping up the ball carrier with spotless tackling. - Weaknesses: Could get a bit cleaner jostling with the receiver at the top of the route. A bit more muscle to help him stay balanced and provide a bit more substance behind his contact would do him well. Only one full season as a starter. - Final Word: From using his length effectively in both press and zone to working downhill through traffic to boost the run support, Goodrich exhibits a zest to compete in every aspect of the cornerback position. He likely has much more to offer than his one full season, which laid a strong foundation for the well-rounded player that has the athletic traits and tranquil mentality in coverage to grow into an impact role. - Fit Likelihood: Medium - Grade: 2nd - Film Highlights - Goodrich identifies the hitch and uses his length to reach across the receiver for the pass breakup. - - Clemson CB Mario Goodrich - We’ve seen Goodrich on the field for only 169 coverage snaps the last 2 years, but he’s been incredibly stingy on the field with

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Jan 18, 2022

Peter Schrager on Matt Stafford, Deebo Samuel, Texans HC search and more I Cheat Sheet Week 20 / In this

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Jan 18, 2022

PFF identifies defensive free agent Chargers should be interested in / The Chargers’ primary attention will be on the interior

PFF identifies defensive free agent Chargers should be interested in / The Chargers’ primary attention will be on the interior part of the defensive line this offseason, but they will also have to consider the positional group right next to it. - With edge defenders Uchenna Nwosu and Kyler Fackrell’s contracts up, Los Angeles could dip into the free agency pool to address it. - This group offers a lot of compelling players at the position, and Pro Football Focus believes Los Angeles should be interested in Lions’ Charles Harris. - Starting his career with the Dolphins, Harris went on to amass just 3.5 sacks across three seasons. After that, he had a stint with the Falcons, where he posted three sacks. - It was until he signed with the Lions that everything clicked, and Harris finally lived up to his first-round billing. Living in the backfield, he doubled his career sack total, notching 7.5. - Further, Harris finished top 20 in quarterback pressures among edge defenders (52), and his 17.4% pass rush win rate ranked 17th. - The credit for his breakout year entirely goes to Harris as he did not have Trey Flowers or Romeo Okwara or an experienced interior defensive line to draw multiple blockers. - Detroit signed Harris to a one-year, $1.75 million contract last offseason, but his play from this past season should garner a pay raise. - Even if Nwosu is re-signed, the Bolts should strongly consider Harris for the depth purposes, and at the very least he could be a key rotational pass rusher next season. - - Edge man Charles Harris with strip sack off bull rush snd grip-and-rip to create a soft edge to turn the corner. #Lions pic.twitter.com/22KtqDvL9t - — Matt Waldman (@MattWaldman) December 5, 2021 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Email - - - - - Sign up - - - - - - - - Like this article? - Sign up for the Chargers Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning - - - - An error has occured - - - Please re-enter your email address. - - - - - - Thanks for signing up! - - - You'll now receive the top Chargers Wire stories each day directly in your inbox.

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Jan 18, 2022

Chargers sign WR Joe Reed to Reserve/Future contract / On Tuesday, the Chargers announced that they signed wide receiver Joe

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Jan 18, 2022

Chargers interview Giants special teams coordinator Thomas McGaughey / After parting ways with Derius Swinton II, the Chargers are now

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Rams pummel Cardinals; Most Influential NON-QB? Minority coaches & opportunities / In the latest edition of the Good Morning Football

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Jan 18, 2022

Chargers interview New York Giants’ Thomas McGaughey for special teams / McGaughey, the Giants’ special teams coordinator the past four

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Jan 18, 2022

Chargers interview New York Giants’ Thomas McGaughey for special teams / McGaughey, the Giants’ special teams coordinator the past four

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Should The Arizona Cardinals Fire Kliff Kingsbury? / The Arizona Cardinals drop their wildcard matchup against the division rival Los

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Jan 17, 2022

Cardinals S Baker exits playoff game on stretcher / Arizona Cardinals safety Budda Baker was ruled out of Monday's wild-card

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Jan 17, 2022

2022 salary cap space: How much are Chargers rolling over from 2021? / The Chargers have the sixth-highest cap space

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Jan 17, 2022

Chargers Scouting Report: Mississippi State CB Martin Emerson / With bowl season wrapped up and the college football season at

Chargers Scouting Report: Mississippi State CB Martin Emerson / With bowl season wrapped up and the college football season at a close, the draft process and preparations are officially in full swing. - With veteran Chris Harris Jr. likely on his way out, bolstering the cornerback position figures to be a priority for the Chargers this offseason. - Today, we are taking a look at Mississippi State cornerback Martin Emerson. - 40-yard Dash: N/A - Bench Press: N/A - Vertical Jump: N/A - Broad Jump: N/A - 3-Cone Drill: N/A - 20-Yard Shuttle: N/A - Career: Three-year impact player that earned Third Team All-SEC honors from Pro Football Focus as the site’s highest-graded Bulldog. Played in 36 games, racking up 152 tackles, 15 pass breakups, and an interception. - Red Flags: None - Strengths: Tall 6’2″ frame and one of the lengthiest cover men in his class, which he finds use for press jams and reroute strikes. Demonstrates good eye discipline, vision, and multitasking abilities in zone coverage. Most comfortable stalking the field with the offense in front of him or bailing with his eyes on the quarterback. Maintains his cushion throughout the route and reacts promptly to quash underneath routes. Shows impulse to rake through the catch point when contesting quick-hitting concepts. Vocal communicator and pre-snap director. A fierce and proud run defender with an appetite for statement hits that routinely beats blocks and gets his uniform dirty. - Weaknesses: Lacks twitch and instinct, which the Bulldogs disguised well with a conservative scheme that limited big-play potential. Struggles with shiftier receivers that can win with lateral quickness. Recovery speed when stretched vertically is a concern. Predominantly relegated to the left-field corner position at MSU. Would need to go to a zone-heavy team to be a contributor. Average ball skills – only one career interception. - Final Word: Emerson is a long, competitive, and zone cornerback that can section off a boundary while surveying the action in front of him. Emerson plays the position with great awareness and avoids taking risks that can jeopardize his coverage integrity but isn’t the most flexible player. He projects as a Cover 2 or 3 zone man that will succeed in off coverage scenarios. - Fit Likelihood: Low - Grade: 3rd - Film Highlights - Emerson flashing his awareness and vision while carrying assignments downfield against Georgia, ultimately finding the ball for the pass breakup. - - Prospect to keep your eye on: Martin Emerson. - – 6’2”, 200 lbs | Junior from South Carolina.– Not the flashiest prospect; has the traits & vision to be a lockdown CB– Wins with physicality and by using his leverage – Could be on the board in R2pic.twitter.com/INfQPzOluA - — Willie Lutz (@willie_lutz) December 22, 2021 - - - Emerson recognizing the screen pass and getting out in front of the wall of blockers to halt the Kentucky ball carrier in his tracks. - - MSST JR CB Martin Emerson has a press

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Jan 17, 2022

2022 NFL mock draft: Chargers' three-round projections after Wild Card weekend / The NFL Playoffs kicked off with Wild Card

2022 NFL mock draft: Chargers' three-round projections after Wild Card weekend / The NFL Playoffs kicked off with Wild Card weekend. - Amid the three days of games, the Chargers remained hard at work with their evaluations on prospects that they believe will help get them into the postseason next year. - As the offseason preparations continue, here’s an updated look at how the first three rounds of the 2022 NFL draft could shake out for Los Angeles. - Round 1, CB Andrew Booth, Clemson - Fans are hoping for one player to be here when the Chargers select at No. 17, and that’s Georgia DT Jordan Davis. While likely to be a popular pairing until April, I go a different direction to address another need. - With Chris Harris Jr.’s time in the blue and gold likely coming to an end, Los Angeles will need to find a starter to play alongside Michael Davis and Asante Samuel Jr. - Starting for the Tigers the past two seasons, Booth finished with 68 tackles, nine passes defended, one sack and five interceptions. In 2021, he allowed just 29 receptions for 312 yards on 46 targets. - At 6-foot and 195 pounds, Booth is a long and speedy corner with excellent reactive athleticism, coverage ability, both in man and zone and the physicality to come down and make plays in the screen and run game. - - ANDREW BOOTH JR. pic.twitter.com/aZyrWtlLj5 - — ACC Network (@accnetwork) October 4, 2020 - - - Round 2, DT Phidarian Mathis, Alabama - A defensive tackle, alas! - I believe the Chargers will sign two free agents, not including their own, and look at the draft to pick up two or three more, and it starts here with one of my favorite players I’ve studied up to this point. - Arguably one of the most impactful all-around interior defenders, Mathis amassed 53 total tackles nine sacks, one forced fumble, two fumble recoveries and two blocked passes. - Possessing a quick first step to get off the line of scrimmage, Mathis has sweet feet to force offensive linemen to lunge, leverage, and a powerful upper body and violent hands to defeat blocks. - Against the run, Mathis exhibits the ability to anchor and split double teams, rarely gets pushed off his spot, and has good range and lateral mobility from inside the tackle box. - - Phidarian Mathis at 3t and oh my…Sack, FF, FR. pic.twitter.com/I7MCguQFH9 - — Matt Alkire (@mattalkire) January 11, 2022 - - - Round 3, OT Max Mitchell, Louisiana - Everyone across the nation noticed Storm Norton in the Chargers’ final game of the season against the Raiders as Maxx Crosby terrorized him. That is why they need to address the position, and part of the plans shouldn’t be holding hope that Bryan Bulaga will stay healthy for a full 17-game slate. - Mitchell led all FBS tackles with a 94.8 PFF grade, as the 6-foot-6,

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Jan 17, 2022

10 most-expensive Chargers against 2022 salary cap / The Chargers face a very favorable salary cap situation entering the 2022

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Jan 17, 2022

Expecting 'great energy,' Rams activate S Weddle / Short-handed in the defensive backfield, Los Angeles on Monday activated Eric Weddle

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Chiefs find playoff form, Buccaneers win with ease, Cowboys final call questioned, Cardinals vs Rams tonight, Murray or Stafford? /

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Star-studded Rams need championship ending to truly win Los Angeles' praise / The Rams have accumulated an A-list cast, but

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Jan 16, 2022

Chargers PFF grades: Top offensive, defensive performers from 2021 season / Which Chargers players impressed the most this season? I

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Jan 16, 2022

Chargers' year-end awards from 2021 season / The Chargers finished 9-8 and came up just short of the playoffs during

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Jan 16, 2022

News Analysis: Chargers must upgrade the defense to become an AFC contender / Where do the Chargers go from here?

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News Analysis: Chargers must upgrade the defense to become an AFC contender / Where do the Chargers go from here?

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Jan 15, 2022

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Jan 15, 2022

Chargers Scouting Report: Penn State WR Jahan Dotson / As we are just months away from the 2022 NFL draft,

Chargers Scouting Report: Penn State WR Jahan Dotson / As we are just months away from the 2022 NFL draft, we are doing our annual evaluations on prospects. With the Chargers having needs at various positions, we will do our best to evaluate the players that we feel fit the team precisely. Today, we are taking a look at Penn State wide receiver Jahan Dotson. 40-yard Dash: N/A Bench Press: N/A Vertical Jump: N/A Broad Jump: N/A 3-Cone Drill: N/A 20-Yard Shuttle: N/A Career: Third-team AP All-American. Notched 183 receptions, 2,757 receiving yards, and 26 touchdowns in 42 games. In 2021, joined Allen Robinson as just the second receiver in school history to record 90 catches in a single season while finishing second in career receptions and receiving touchdowns. Red Flags: None Strengths: Premier boundary threat with a well-versed route tree and skills to attack every level of the defense. Nuanced route runner that implements hesitation as well as quick start-stop footwork to shake defenders and prompt reactions that he capitalizes on. Showcases great quickness at the top of his routes, stemming from an effortless ability to sink his hips and explode out of the first few steps of his break. An unpredictable salesman in the intermediate area, deploying every part of his body to drive hard when he cuts. Large, dependable hands form a cocoon around the ball and are aggressive going up for the ball. Expertly wards off press contact and superbly wipes away defensive backs down the route stem, which earns him late separation. A magnet for big plays and long touchdowns with top-end speed to break open secondaries. Tough, competitive ball carrier who runs hard and bangs into tackles without fear. Weaknesses: Not overly crafty as a ball carrier. Awareness when his quarterback is forced to work out of structure needs work he can be a little late to react to the developing action and needs to improve at recognizing those situations to provide an open look. Can get off-balance at times rushing through his task. Final Word: An undeniably athletic receiver, Dotson overcomes his below-average size to consistently win against press coverage with stellar technique, explosiveness through his cuts, and premium speed. He is proficient at running a hefty variety of routes and brings a dogged mentality to every snap. Dotson projects as an impact player that can fulfill numerous roles on an offense with his playmaking ability. Fit Likelihood: High Grade: 1st Film Highlights Dotson converting a red zone opportunity for Penn State against Ohio State in 2020 by working back to the ball for a one-handed catch before scoring. Penn State WR Jahan Dotson is so good at knocking away press contact and absolving himself from friction with his defender during the route. This glorious one-hander does not happen without Dotson s polished ability to fight his way free. #NFLDraft pic.twitter.com/4nnWOAQU2k — Cole Topham (@HamAnalysis) January 15, 2022 -

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Jan 15, 2022

3 candidates Chargers could consider to fill special teams coordinator vacancy / After just one season, the Chargers let go

3 candidates Chargers could consider to fill special teams coordinator vacancy / After just one season, the Chargers let go of special teams coordinator Derius Swinton II and assistant special teams coordinator Mayur Chaudhari. Despite making strides during the season’s final stretch after the additions of returner Andre Roberts and kicker Dustin Hopkins, Los Angeles finished the season 28th in special teams EPA and DVOA. Now, the search for their replacements begins. With that being said, here are three candidates that Brandon Staley could consider hiring. Joe Judge Before being relieved by the Giants as their head coach, Judge spent 2015-2019 with the Patriots as the special teams coordinator. Under Judge’s guidance, New England’s special teams ranked in the Top 10 in each of his five seasons as coordinator, according to Pro Football Focus. The Patriots’ special teams was key in winning Super Bowl LIII, as the punt coverage team forced the Rams to start three of their drives inside their own 10-yard line. In 2019, the unit ranked first in average starting field position (32.7) and in opponent starting field position (25.1). In addition, they blocked two that were returned for touchdowns and never allowed a punt to be returned for 20+ yards. Punt Block Party! The @Patriots turn blocked punt into a TD for the second time this season. #GoPats @wino : #NYGvsNE on @NFLNetwork | @NFLonFOX | @PrimeVideoWatch free on mobile: https://t.co/hkBLLYwJ9J How to watch: https://t.co/I6INVckndX pic.twitter.com/hS4D5Fnn56 — NFL (@NFL) October 11, 2019 - Chris Tabor Familiarity is a major factor when considering position vacancies, and Staley knows Tabor dating back to his time when he served as the Bears’ outside linebackers coach in 2018. Tabor is one of the more established special teams coordinators to the point where he’s being considered for a head coaching position (Panthers). But his resume speaks for itself, so it’s no surprise. Chicago’s punt-return unit finished in the top 10 three of his four seasons with the team. The Bears ranked seventh in special teams EPA and DVOA this season. Further, Chicago finished 12th in kickoff-return average (23.1 yards) and they were one of just two teams with a punt return for a touchdown, with the other being the Rams. 97 YARD PUNT RETURN FOR JAKEEM GRANT SR (via @NFL)pic.twitter.com/gjJH4LHYUY — Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) December 13, 2021 - Jeff Rodgers Staley and Rodgers were a part of the Bears’ staff in 2017, the year the team tied for the most three special teams touchdowns (3). There are also some family ties as Jeff is the brother of Chargers defensive line coach, Jay Rodgers. Rodgers has 20 years of coaching experience under his belt, having spent time with the 49ers, Panthers, Broncos, Bears, and currently the Cardinals, as special teams coordinator and assistant head coach. After overtaking Arizona’s department in 2018, it ranked fifth after finishing 30th the year before. In 2019, kicker Zane Gonzalez ranked fourth in the NFL in both

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Jan 15, 2022

2022 NFL draft: Treylon Burks' after-the-catch ability should intrigue Chargers / This offseason, the Chargers could be looking to add

2022 NFL draft: Treylon Burks' after-the-catch ability should intrigue Chargers / This offseason, the Chargers could be looking to add to their wide receiver room. Regardless of the future of Mike Williams, who is set to be a free agent, the offense could strongly benefit from a true yards-after-the-catch weapon, and one that fits that mold is Arkansas’ Treylon Burks. On a quick glance at his box score measurables, Burks may seem like an ordinary big-bodied target that enjoyed a fruitful college football career posting up smaller opponents, bullying his way to the catch point using his 6 3 and 225-pound frame, and coming down with the football with sturdy and combative hands. That conclusion would have truth to it, but would only tell half the story. Take the hippopotamus, for example. It s undoubtedly a quirky animal, with its adorably round and tubby figure that gives the false impression in children s coloring books as a harmless member of savanna wildlife. In reality, the hippo is one of the most dangerous animals in the world. They can run faster than humans despite their large size, are unpredictably irritable, and are known for their extreme aggressiveness when disturbed. Case in point: looks can be deceiving. That s why even just a little investigation into the nature of Burks reveals a player that is defined by more than just his size. A former four-star recruit and No. 1 rated player in the state of Arkansas, Burks stayed close to home and provided an instant impact as a three-year starter for the Razorbacks. In that time period, Burks racked up 147 catches for 2,418 receiving yards and 18 touchdowns. He finished his junior season as a First Team All-SEC honoree and opted out of the Outback Bowl to start preparations for the 2022 NFL Draft, where he is an early favorite to be a first-round selection. For a player of his size, Burks is a player that oozes athleticism and plays the position loosely with no restrictions. He is quick to change directions, whether he s churning through the breaks in his route or dicing up the open field as a runner with the ball in his hands. Combining that lower-body flexibility with his other hulking attributes, Burks is essentially a mobile wrecking ball competent enough to match any type of defender he faces. Treylon Burks is a bigger version of A.J. Brown. pic.twitter.com/4yQ6wCaP3w — Nick Penticoff (@NickPenticoff) January 12, 2022 - He matched Alabama s defense well enough last season. Burks matched up one-on-one outside running a back-shoulder fade, worked back to the football, and made a quick transition from pass-catcher to a ball carrier. You can see Burks comfortably reel in the football and immediately look upfield to plan his path after the catch. That quick decision-making allowed Burks to shoot up the middle and outrun Alabama s

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Jan 15, 2022

Texans interview Chargers OC Joe Lombardi for head coach position / The Texans have interviewed Chargers offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi

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Jan 15, 2022

Rams S Rapp (concussion) ruled out vs. Cardinals / Los Angeles Rams free safety Taylor Rapp did not clear concussion

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Bears request interview with Chargers director of player personnel JoJo Wooden / Wooden has been with the Chargers since 2013

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Predicciones de comodines de la NFL: no todos los mejores sembrados van a ganar / El escritor de la NFL

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Predicciones de comodines de la NFL: no todos los mejores sembrados van a ganar / El escritor de la NFL

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Jan 14, 2022

3 Chargers named second-team All-Pro / Chargers offensive tackle Rashawn Slater, center Corey Linsley and kick returner Andre Roberts were

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Jan 14, 2022

Chargers shake up special teams staff, firing coordinator and assistant coach / The Chargers have fired special teams coordinator Derius

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Chargers shake up special teams staff, firing coordinator and assistant coach / The Chargers have fired special teams coordinator Derius

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Jan 14, 2022

Chargers fire special teams coordinator Derius Swinton II after one season / The move comes as a surprise after Swinton

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Jan 14, 2022

Chargers fire special teams coordinator Derius Swinton II after one season / The move comes as a surprise after Swinton

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Ross's Wildcard Weekend Picks (Jan 15-17) / Today on the podcast, Ross Tucker makes his picks for all of the

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Jan 14, 2022

NFL wild-card predictions: Not all the top seeds are going to win / Los Angeles Times NFL writer Sam Farmer

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Fans vote Los Angeles Chargers as NFL Social Team of the Year | NFL on FOX / The NFL on

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Bucky Brooks analyzes NFC liabilities ft. Cowboys, Rams, Packers, and more I NFL on FOX / As the NFL super

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Jan 13, 2022

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‘There is no substitute’ – Fans vote Cooper Kupp as the ‘NFL on FOX’ non-qb offensive player of the year

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‘Keeping that team afloat’ – The fans vote T.J. Watt as the ‘NFL on FOX’ defensive player of the year

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Jan 13, 2022

Panthers HC Matt Rhule has absurd assessment of Chargers OT Rashawn Slater / During the pre-draft process last year, Rashawn

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Jan 13, 2022

Chargers EDGE Uchenna Nwosu fully deserving of contract extension / Uchenna Nwosu should be near the top of the Chargers'

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Jan 13, 2022

Final stat leaders for the Chargers in 2021 / While most of the attention has been shifted to what the

Justin Herbert 2021 Season Highlights | LA Chargers

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Jan 13, 2022

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NFL Scout Compares Justin Herbert's Arm to Aaron Rodgers: 'Truly Rare Skill Set' / After an impressive first two seasons

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NFL Scout Compares Justin Herbert's Arm to Aaron Rodgers: 'Truly Rare Skill Set' / After an impressive first two seasons

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Can Eagles upset Buccaneers? How can Steelers defeat Chiefs? Likely road team to advance? Pat Freiermuth; Fantasy Awards / In

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Jan 13, 2022

Chargers Scouting Report: LSU CB Derek Stingley Jr. / As we are just months away from the 2022 NFL draft,

Chargers Scouting Report: LSU CB Derek Stingley Jr. / As we are just months away from the 2022 NFL draft, we are doing our annual evaluations on prospects. With the Chargers having needs at various positions, we will do our best to evaluate the players that we feel fit the team precisely. Today, we are taking a look at LSU cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. 40-yard Dash: N/A Bench Press: N/A Vertical Jump: N/A Broad Jump: N/A 3-Cone Drill: N/A 20-Yard Shuttle: N/A Career: Consensus All-American and All-SEC in 2019 as one of the most impactful true freshmen in LSU history. Recorded 73 tackles, six interceptions, and 20 passes defended in 25 games. Red Flags: Has missed 13 games over the last two seasons after starting every game as a freshman in 2019. Strengths: Phenomenal mover that quickly slides and sticks to the receiver’s hip. Excellent at mirroring his assignment on all levels, keeping pace through breakpoints and closing gaps of separation quickly. Hard to fool vertically due to top-notch recovery speed and exercises good discipline in man coverage. Changes direction fluidly without losing speed and has great burst to the catch point. Stays balanced during press with swift strikes and commanding hand-fighting technique. Gets head around to play the ball often while in phase with the receiver, showcasing solid tracking and soft hands. Willing, physical tackler with sound form and confidence that launches his frame accurately to take down ball carriers in open space. Weaknesses: Struggles to disengage from blocks when attempting to help the run. Can allow himself to drift in zone coverage reading the quarterback. After dominant freshman season, saw less action in his final two years at LSU, which caused him to become a more disinterested defender when his target was not in the play. Final Word: With hips oilier than a salad vinaigrette dressing, the ability to wipe away an area of the field in man coverage, and a great blend of athleticism, toughness, and play instinct, Stingley projects as a future starter at the outside cornerback position that has the option to fill in at the slot if needed. Fit Likelihood: High, but unlikely based on where he is projected (top-10) Grade: 1st Film Highlights Stingley’s press man coverage talents, stickiness, and physicality versus Texas A&M in 2019. Can't sing Derek Stingley's praise enough in press man coverage. Supplies friction through the release, transfers from the receiver's outside to inside hip, zippers vertical distance closed, makes his man work through him back to the throw. pic.twitter.com/JZYxAiXjOV — Cole Topham (@HamAnalysis) January 12, 2022 Stingley’s play recognition, adaptation, and athleticism on display in the 2019 SEC Championship against Georgia. Here are two speed outs defended by Derek Stingley Jr. He played the first rep well, but watch the tweak in approach after the initial backpedal extended his pursuit. Later, Stingley stood his ground and fired his hips to jump the route. Took notes and adapted for the takeaway. pic.twitter.com/18RTANdei1 — Cole Topham (@HamAnalysis)

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 13, 2022

Worth the risk? How Brandon Staley and the Chargers fared on fourth down / Brandon Staley's questionable playcalling on fourth

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 13, 2022

Worth the risk? How Brandon Staley and the Chargers fared on fourth down / Brandon Staley's questionable playcalling on fourth

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

33 minutes Jan 13, 2022

Greg Cosell Previews Wildcard Weekend (Jan 15-17) / Ross Tucker & Greg Cosell preview this weekend's Wildcard games including: -

Daily News: Chargers

Jan 12, 2022

Brandon Staley, Chargers to prioritize defense in offseason / The coach says the defensive line will be at “the center”

Daily News: Chargers

Jan 12, 2022

Brandon Staley, Chargers to prioritize defense in offseason / The coach says the defensive line will be at “the center”

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 12, 2022

Plaschke: Right or wrong, coach Brandon Staley, and Chargers fans, must live with his decisions / How should first season

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 12, 2022

Plaschke: Right or wrong, coach Brandon Staley, and Chargers fans, must live with his decisions / How should first season

Chargers Top 10 Plays Of 2021 Season | LA Chargers

Jan 12, 2022

Watch highlights of the Chargers top 10 plays of the 2021 NFL season, including clutch...

Daily News: Chargers

Jan 12, 2022

Alexander: Chargers’ aggressive play-calling here to stay / Coach Brandon Staley: “I feel like we have an identity we believe

Daily News: Chargers

Jan 12, 2022

Alexander: Chargers’ aggressive play-calling here to stay / Coach Brandon Staley: “I feel like we have an identity we believe

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Jan 12, 2022

Chargers' offseason priority will be fixing defensive line / When listing the Chargers’ most significant needs heading into 2022, the

Chargers' offseason priority will be fixing defensive line / When listing the Chargers’ most significant needs heading into 2022, the word ‘defense’ quickly comes to mind. Los Angeles ended the 2021 season 23rd in total defense, allowing an average of 360.1 yards to opposing offenses per game and 30th, where they struggled the most, on the ground (138.9 YPG), including 174 in the loss to the Raiders that took them out of the playoffs. Furthermore, L.A. allowed 4.6 yards per carry (28th) and 22 rushing touchdowns (29th). Their primary issues were along the defensive line, where the Bolts did not have the proper personnel to defeat run blockers consistently. At Wednesday’s media availability, Brandon Staley said prioritizing the defensive front will be at the center of the team’s thought process this offseason. Looking ahead, Linval Joseph, Justin Jones, and Christian Covington are all slated to be free agents. With a projected amount of $72.5 million in salary-cap space, the Chargers have the flexibility to re-sign one, with Jones being the top target based on his play this season while using some of it to add a higher tier external free agent or two. Some of the top options include: Akiem Hicks, Bears Calais Campbell, Ravens Ndamukong Suh, Buccaneers Jarran Reed, Chiefs Derrick Nnadi, Chiefs D.J. Jones, 49ers Brandon Williams, Ravens Larry Ogunjobi, Bengals William Gholston, Buccaneers Malik McDowell, Browns Sebastian Joseph-Day, Rams Like how Los Angeles attacked the offensive line last offseason, even after adding bodies via free agency, the work shouldn’t stop there, and they should look to the draft to find a Day 1 contributor and depth piece or two with their 11 picks. The hulking 340 pounder, Jordan Davis will be the most commonly linked player to the Bolts. Still, prospects like Devonte Wyatt, Phidarian Mathis, Travis Jones, Tyler Davis, among a handful of others, would all aid the run defense for the foreseeable future. Email Sign up Like this article? Sign up for the Chargers Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning An error has occured Please re-enter your email address. Thanks for signing up! You'll now receive the top Chargers Wire stories each day directly in your inbox.

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Jan 12, 2022

WR Mike Williams' future with Chargers looms / The Chargers’ season has come to an end, and now all the

WR Mike Williams' future with Chargers looms / The Chargers’ season has come to an end, and now all the attention shifts to who from the 2021 campaign will be a part of next year’s squad in hopes of putting together a better product. One of Los Angeles’ most sought-after soon-to-be free agents is wide receiver Mike Williams. Williams is coming off one of his most productive seasons to date, setting career highs with 76 receptions and 1,146 receiving yards. In addition, he added nine touchdown catches this season. Coming through in the clutch and making big plays along the way, especially when he caught a 12-yard touchdown pass against the Raiders as time expired to send the game into overtime. Williams would like to continue to suit up in the blue and gold. “Yeah, I would like to,” Williams said about possibly staying with the Chargers. “I don’t like changes. I feel like I’ve built lifelong friendships here with the guys in this organization on and off the field. I like the organization, like the people I come to work with every day. Hopefully, things work out on both ends.” One of the most significant factors in whether or not Williams is brought back is his price tag. He recently had a salary of $15.68 million for his fifth-year option and should command north of that, whether that be getting franchise tagged or a long-term commitment. Should the Chargers tag Williams, it will cost them $19.1 million. If they want to extend him, it will likely be around $16-17 million per year. Pro Football Focus lists him with a four-year, $68 million (17 per year) contract projection. You can make an argument for that being too much money for a receiver who may have had a productive season, but still had spurts of inconsistency in the middle of it, dealt with dropped passes throughout, and still draws injury concerns. However, the argument for Williams staying is keeping continuity between him and Justin Herbert, his ascend in his new role, his big-play ability, and he is well-liked as a person among the organization. Only time will tell what the future looks like for Williams. Email Sign up Like this article? Sign up for the Chargers Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning An error has occured Please re-enter your email address. Thanks for signing up! You'll now receive the top Chargers Wire stories each day directly in your inbox.

Brandon Staley Recaps 1st Season As Head Coach | LA Chargers

Jan 12, 2022

Chargers head coach Brandon Staley recaps his first season with the Bolts in 2021, reviews...

YB: LA Chargers

Jan 12, 2022

Steelers HC Mike Tomlin 'dozed off' at end of Chargers-Raiders 'Sunday Night Football' game / While Tomlin's admission is a

Daily News: Chargers

Jan 11, 2022

Chargers’ offseason outlook: Pending free agents and biggest needs / Re-signing wide receiver Mike Williams and revamping a sluggish defense

USAT: Chargers Wire

Jan 11, 2022

Chargers sign 11 players to future contracts / With the 2021 season over, the Chargers have signed 11 players to

USAT: Chargers Wire

Jan 11, 2022

Sophomore Star: Reliving Chargers QB Justin Herbert's 2021 season / Justin Herbert was born to be great.

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 11, 2022

NFL roundtable: Brandon Staley's questionable calls kept Chargers out of postseason / Some questionable coaching decisions did not help the

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 11, 2022

NFL roundtable: Brandon Staley's questionable calls kept Chargers out of postseason / Some questionable coaching decisions did not help the

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

34 minutes Jan 11, 2022

The Final Power Rankings of the 2021 NFL Season / On today's podcast, Ross Tucker does a deep dive into

The Athletic Football Show

1 hour Jan 11, 2022

Mailbag: Potential QB moves, trick plays, uniform talk, undervalued GMs & more with Mitchell Schwartz / The Playoffs are here,

Daily News: Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Chargers’ late-season letdown negates Justin Herbert’s heroics in finale / GM Tom Telesco got it right with the young quarterback,

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Playoff-less Chargers had no issues with coach Brandon Staley's decisions / The Chargers are surprised they did not qualify for

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Playoff-less Chargers had no issues with coach Brandon Staley's decisions / The Chargers are surprised they did not qualify for

Let's Go!: Brady, Fitz & Gray

33 minutes Jan 10, 2022

Tom Brady - Playoffs & Gronk / On this week’s edition of Let’s Go, Tom talks about what it's like

The Final Drive: Herbert Makes More History vs Raiders | LA Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

On this last episode of The Final Drive of the 2021 season, Chris Hayre and...

Chargers Recap 2021 Season & Look Ahead To 2022 | LA Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Chargers players Austin Ekeler, Derwin James, Mike Williams, Rashawn Slater and more recap the Bolts...

Daily News: Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Whicker: Chargers and Raiders never were fit to be tied / Despite mixed messages and long-snapper analysis, the Raiders appeared

Justin Herbert On Historic 2021 Season & Growth in Year 2 | LA Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert speaks to the media at his 2021 season recap press conference...

Keenan Allen 2021 Season Recap Press Conference | LA Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen speaks to the media at his 2021 season recap press...

Joey Bosa 2021 Season Recap Press Conference | LA Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Chargers edge rusher Joey Bosa speaks to the media at his 2021 season recap press...

NFL: Move the Sticks

49 minutes Jan 10, 2022

764. Reaction to NFL Firings & Deep Dive on Chargers vs. Raiders / Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks and Rhett Lewis look

NFL: Good Morning Football

48 minutes Jan 10, 2022

NFL Playoffs are set, Raiders avoid tie with Chargers, Jaguars send Colts home, Coaching Changes aplenty, and Super Wild Card

YB: LA Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Rex Ryan unloads on Brandon Staley for failing Chargers / Brandon Staley on Sunday night may have cost the Los

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Eight takeaways from Chargers' season-ending loss to Raiders / The Chargers failed to make the playoffs because of a dramatic

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Eight takeaways from Chargers' season-ending loss to Raiders / The Chargers failed to make the playoffs because of a dramatic

The PFF NFL Podcast

2½ hours Jan 10, 2022

2021 NFL Week 18 Review / Join PFF's own Steve Palazzolo and Sam Monson to review Week 18 in the

BR: Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Brandon Staley Explains Calling Late Timeout in Chargers' OT Loss to Raiders / Los Angeles Rams head coach Brandon Staley

BR: Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Brandon Staley Explains Calling Late Timeout in Chargers' OT Loss to Raiders / Los Angeles Rams head coach Brandon Staley

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

31 minutes Jan 10, 2022

2021 - Week 18 NFL Recap / Ross Tucker recaps all of the Week 18 NFL games on today's podcast

BR: Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Rich Bisaccia: Raiders Considered Playing for Tie vs. Chargers Before Late Jacobs Run / Las Vegas Raiders interim head coach

The Ringer NFL Show

1 hour Jan 10, 2022

Week 18 Recap: Raiders Win an OT Thriller, Jags Shock Colts, and Niners Come Back to Beat Rams / Kevin

Pick Six NFL

2 hours Jan 10, 2022

Week 18 NFL Recap & Reaction + NFL Playoffs set & Early Look at Super Wild Card Weekend Odds (Football

Around the NFL

2½ hours Jan 10, 2022

2021 Week 18 Recap - The Craziest Sunday Ever? / A room filled with some heroes - Dan Hanzus, Marc

The Athletic Football Show

1½ hours Jan 10, 2022

NFL playoff matchups, Chargers-Raiders tie almost happens, Colts season ends vs. Jaguars, Vic Fangio out & more / Following a

Locked On NFL

35 minutes Jan 10, 2022

Timeout Costs Chargers Postseason Spot, Playoff Picture Set As NFL Wraps Regular Season / Chargers head coach Brandon Staley likely

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Plaschke: Justin Herbert tried to be hero, but his feats vanished into the Black Hole / Justin Herbert did everything

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Plaschke: Justin Herbert tried to be hero, but his feats vanished into the Black Hole / Justin Herbert did everything

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Chargers' playoff hopes shattered in season-ending overtime loss to Raiders / After a spectacular, fourth-quarter comeback, the Chargers' season came

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Chargers' playoff hopes shattered in season-ending overtime loss to Raiders / After a spectacular, fourth-quarter comeback, the Chargers' season came

Justin Herbert Postgame Press Conference vs Raiders | LA Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert speaks to the media at his postgame press conference following the...

Brandon Staley Postgame Press Conference vs Raiders | LA Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Chargers head coach Brandon Staley speaks to the media at his postgame press conference following...

YB: LA Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Video of Justin Herbert begging for a tie goes viral / Why did Herbert want a tie so badly? A

YB: LA Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Brandon Staley burns Chargers with worst timeout call of the NFL season / Brandon Staley burned his Los Angeles Chargers

Chargers Top Plays from Week 18 vs. Raiders | LA Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Check out the Chargers' best plays from the Week 18 matchup against the Las Vegas...

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Chargers' 35-32 overtime loss to the Raiders by the numbers / Breaking down the notable numbers behind the Chargers' 35-32

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Chargers' 35-32 overtime loss to the Raiders by the numbers / Breaking down the notable numbers behind the Chargers' 35-32

Daily News: Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Whicker: Rams and Chargers have their suspicions, good and bad, confirmed in the 17th game / Rams get into the

YB: LA Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Was Austin Ekeler told by Trent Sieg that Raiders were playing for tie? / Were the Las Vegas Raiders planning

BR: Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Derek Carr, Raiders Beat Justin Herbert, Chargers in OT to Clinch 2022 Playoff Spot / A tie would've put both

YB: LA Chargers

Jan 10, 2022

Just win, baby! Raiders defeat Chargers in OT to make playoffs / Had the game ended in a tie, the

Daily News: Chargers

Jan 9, 2022

Chargers’ Uchenna Nwosu provides spark versus Raiders amid defensive mistakes / Uchenna Nwosu’s defensive pressure helped the Chargers erase a

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 9, 2022

Chargers vs. Las Vegas Raiders matchups, start time and how to watch / The Los Angeles Chargers and Las Vegas

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 9, 2022

Chargers vs. Las Vegas Raiders matchups, start time and how to watch / The Los Angeles Chargers and Las Vegas

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 8, 2022

Chargers in national spotlight for must-not-lose game against the Raiders / The Chargers advance to the playoffs with either a

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 8, 2022

Chargers vs. Las Vegas Raiders: Betting odds, lines and predictions / The final game of the NFL regular season features

The Ringer NFL Show

1 hour Jan 7, 2022

Week 18 Preview: Chargers vs. Raiders, 49ers vs. Rams, and a Look at the Rest of the Slate / Benjamin,

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 7, 2022

To make playoffs, Chargers could tie one on with Raiders in Las Vegas / If push comes to shove, the

Pick Six NFL

1 hour Jan 7, 2022

NFL Week 18 Picks Against the Spread, Best Bets, Predictions and Previews (Football 1/7) / Will Brinson, Pete Prisco and

The Athletic Football Show

59 minutes Jan 7, 2022

Week 18 NFL preview + picks / Week 18 is officially here! Robert Mays and Nate Tice preview the matchups

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

28 minutes Jan 7, 2022

Ross Tucker's Week 18 NFL Picks / Ross Tucker makes his picks for all of the Week 18 NFL games

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 6, 2022

Chargers' Joey Bosa, Raiders' Derek Carr tackle smack talk with compliments / Chargers edge rusher Joey Bosa and Raiders quarterback

NFL: Move the Sticks

44 minutes Jan 6, 2022

763. Trucks or Trailers, Chargers vs. Raiders Preview & College Free Agency Scenario / Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are

The PFF NFL Podcast

2 hours Jan 6, 2022

2021 Week 18 NFL Preview / Join PFF's own Steve Palazzolo and Sam Monson to preview Week 18 in the

NFL: Good Morning Football

48 minutes Jan 6, 2022

Aaron Rodgers vs. MVP Voters; Ja'Marr Chase > Randy Moss? Cris Collinsworth / In the latest edition of the Good

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

33 minutes Jan 6, 2022

Greg Cosell Previews Week 18 in the NFL / Greg Cosell, Executive Producer of the NFL Match-up show from NFL

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 6, 2022

NFL Week 18 picks: Rams beat 49ers to clinch NFC West; Raiders defeat Chargers / The Times' Sam Farmer analyzes

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 5, 2022

Chargers-Raiders showdown for playoffs will not resemble October matchup / The Chargers beat the Raiders 28-14 at home in October,

NFL: Good Morning Football

46 minutes Jan 5, 2022

Dangerous Playoffs teams, Belichick laughing, Raiders-Chargers rivalry, Bills HC Sean McDermott, Rams facing 49ers, and Dolphins DB Jason McCourty /

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 4, 2022

NFL roundtable: Will Rams finally beat the 49ers? Can Chargers' Herbert outduel Carr? / NFL roundtable: The Rams need to

LA Times: Chargers

Jan 3, 2022

If Chargers hope to make playoff run, it starts on the ground vs. Raiders / The Chargers were able to

Let's Go!: Brady, Fitz & Gray

34 minutes Jan 3, 2022

Larry Fitzgerald - Antonio Brown & Playoff push / Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray start the episode by discussing Jonathan

NFL: Move the Sticks

44 minutes Jan 3, 2022

761. Week 17 Big Games, AFC & NFC Playoff Picture + Rookie QB Report Card / Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks and

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

32 minutes Jan 3, 2022

2021 - Week 17 Recap / On today's podcast, Ross Tucker recaps Week 17 in the NFL including: -

Pick Six NFL

25 minutes Jan 3, 2022

First Look at Week 18 NFL Lines: Early Picks for Chargers-Raiders, 49ers-Rams, Cowboys-Eagles & more (Football 1/3) / Will Brinson

BR: Chargers

Jan 2, 2022

Chargers vs. Raiders Flexed to SNF; Updated Week 18 Schedule Released / The Los Angeles Chargers and Las Vegas Raiders

BR: Chargers

Jan 2, 2022

Chargers vs. Raiders Flexed to SNF; Updated Week 18 Schedule Released / The Los Angeles Chargers and Las Vegas Raiders

BR: Chargers

Dec 31, 2021

Broncos' Jerry Jeudy, Bradley Chubb Placed on Reserve/COVID-19 List; Out vs. Chargers / The Denver Broncos will be without one

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

27 minutes Dec 31, 2021

2021 - NFL Week 17 Picks / Ross Tucker makes his picks for all of the week 17 NFL games

The PFF NFL Podcast

2 hours Dec 30, 2021

2021 Week 17 NFL Preview / Join PFF's own Steve Palazzolo and Sam Monson to preview Week 17 in the

NFL: Good Morning Football

51 minutes Dec 28, 2021

Most dangerous AFC wild card team? Are Cowboys legit? Joe Burrow = Macaulay Culkin; HOF Aeneas Williams / In the

The PFF NFL Podcast

2½ hours Dec 27, 2021

2021 Week 16 NFL Review / Join PFF's own Steve Palazzolo and Sam Monson to review Week 16 in the

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

30 minutes Dec 27, 2021

2021 - Week 16 Recap / On today's podcast, Ross Tucker recaps all of the Sunday NFL action (plus the

The Ringer NFL Show

1 hour Dec 27, 2021

Week 16 Recap: The Bills Make a Statement, the Texans Upset the Chargers, and How Good are the Bengals and

Pick Six NFL

2 hours Dec 27, 2021

Week 16 NFL Recap & Reaction: Updated Playoff Picture, Joe Burrow bashes Ravens, Chiefs keep cruising, Bills take over AFC

The Athletic Football Show

1½ hours Dec 27, 2021

Week 16 Recap: Joe Burrow makes history, Cowboys secure the NFC East, Baker Mayfield can't loosen up, Chiefs & Colts

Pick Six NFL

29 minutes Dec 26, 2021

First Look at Week 17 NFL Lines: Early Picks for Chiefs-Bengals, Cardinals-Cowboys, Vikings-Packers & more (Football 12/26) / Will Brinson

BR: Chargers

Dec 25, 2021

Chargers' Mike Williams Placed on COVID-19/Reserve List, Won't Play vs. Texans / Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert will be

BR: Chargers

Dec 25, 2021

Chargers' Mike Williams Placed on COVID-19/Reserve List, Won't Play vs. Texans / Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert will be

BR: Chargers

Dec 25, 2021

Justin Jackson's Fantasy Outlook with Austin Ekeler Out for Chargers vs. Texans / Fantasy managers should look to add Los

BR: Chargers

Dec 25, 2021

Justin Jackson's Fantasy Outlook with Austin Ekeler Out for Chargers vs. Texans / Fantasy managers should look to add Los

BR: Chargers

Dec 25, 2021

Chargers' Austin Ekeler Won't Play vs. Texans Due to COVID-19 / Los Angeles Chargers running back Austin Ekeler announced on

BR: Chargers

Dec 25, 2021

Chargers' Austin Ekeler Won't Play vs. Texans Due to COVID-19 / Los Angeles Chargers running back Austin Ekeler announced on

Pick Six NFL

1 hour Dec 24, 2021

NFL Week 16 Picks Against the Spread, Best Bets, Predictions and Previews (Football 12/24) / Will Brinson, Pete Prisco and

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

30 minutes Dec 24, 2021

2021 - NFL Week 16 Picks / On today's podcast, Ross Tucker recaps the Titans 20-17 Thursday night win over

The PFF NFL Podcast

2 hours Dec 23, 2021

2021 Week 16 NFL Preview / Join PFF's own Steve Palazzolo and Sam Monson to preview Week 16 in the

NFL: Good Morning Football

45 minutes Dec 23, 2021

Are 49ers a Super Bowl contender? AFC North favorites; Comeback Player of the Year; Torry Holt / In the latest

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

30 minutes Dec 23, 2021

Greg Cosell - 2021 Week 16 Preview / Ross Tucker is joined by Greg Cosell (NFL Films) to help preview

BR: Chargers

Dec 22, 2021

Austin Ekeler Placed on Reserve/COVID-19 List Ahead of Chargers vs. Texans / Los Angeles Chargers running back Austin Ekeler went

BR: Chargers

Dec 22, 2021

Austin Ekeler Placed on Reserve/COVID-19 List Ahead of Chargers vs. Texans / Los Angeles Chargers running back Austin Ekeler went

Locked On NFL

30 minutes Dec 22, 2021

Are the Bucs in Trouble and Have NFL Head Coaches Gone Too Far on Fourth Down? / Are the Tampa

BR: Chargers

Dec 20, 2021

Joey Bosa, Austin Ekeler, Corey Linsley Placed on COVID-19 list by Chargers / The Los Angeles Chargers placed - linebacker

BR: Chargers

Dec 20, 2021

Joey Bosa, Austin Ekeler, Corey Linsley Placed on COVID-19 list by Chargers / The Los Angeles Chargers placed - linebacker

The PFF NFL Podcast

2½ hours Dec 20, 2021

2021 Week 15 NFL Review / Join PFF's own Steve Palazzolo and Sam Monson to review Week 15 in the

BR: Chargers

Dec 18, 2021

Report: Chargers' Donald Parham Jr. Released from Hospital After Suffering Concussion / Los Angeles Chargers tight end Donald Parham Jr.

BR: Chargers

Dec 18, 2021

Report: Chargers' Donald Parham Jr. Released from Hospital After Suffering Concussion / Los Angeles Chargers tight end Donald Parham Jr.

The Ringer NFL Show

1 hour Dec 18, 2021

Week 15 Preview: Colts vs. Patriots, Ravens vs. Packers, and a Look at the Rest of the Slate / Benjamin,

BR: Chargers

Dec 17, 2021

Chargers' Brandon Staley on 4th-Down Decisions: 'Ready to Live with All That Smoke' / Los Angeles Chargers head coach Brandon

BR: Chargers

Dec 17, 2021

Chargers' Brandon Staley on 4th-Down Decisions: 'Ready to Live with All That Smoke' / Los Angeles Chargers head coach Brandon

NFL: Good Morning Football

46 minutes Dec 17, 2021

Chiefs OT stunner over Chargers, Patriots-Colts rivalry renewed, Browns COVID update, Most Underrated CB's, and NFL Week 15 picks! /

BR: Chargers

Dec 17, 2021

Chargers' Donald Parham Jr. Alert in Hospital after Suffering Concussion vs. Chiefs / The Los Angeles Chargers provided an update

BR: Chargers

Dec 17, 2021

Chargers' Donald Parham Jr. Alert in Hospital after Suffering Concussion vs. Chiefs / The Los Angeles Chargers provided an update

BR: Chargers

Dec 17, 2021

3 Takeaways from Chargers' Week 15 Loss / The Los Angeles Chargers are not quite ready to challenge

BR: Chargers

Dec 17, 2021

3 Takeaways from Chargers' Week 15 Loss / The Los Angeles Chargers are not quite ready to challenge

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

30 minutes Dec 17, 2021

2021 - Week 15 NFL Picks / Ross Tucker recaps the Chiefs Thursday Night overtime win against the Chargers (3:00)

Locked On NFL

46 minutes Dec 17, 2021

Kansas City Chiefs back on top in the AFC after TNF Thriller / Brian Peacock and Your Boy Q give

Pick Six NFL

59 minutes Dec 17, 2021

Chiefs-Chargers TNF Recap: Travis Kelce caps career-high performance with walk-off TD to lift Kansas City + Dissecting Brandon Staley's 4th-down

Around the NFL

24 minutes Dec 17, 2021

Chiefs-Chargers TNF Recap / Gregg Rosenthal and Lakisha Wesseling recap the AFC West overtime matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs

BR: Chargers

Dec 17, 2021

Chargers' Brandon Staley Defends 4th-Down Calls After Miscues in Loss to Chiefs / While Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and Tyreek

BR: Chargers

Dec 17, 2021

Chargers' Brandon Staley Defends 4th-Down Calls After Miscues in Loss to Chiefs / While Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and Tyreek

BR: Chargers

Dec 16, 2021

Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce Connect on Game-Winning TD, Top Chargers in OT Classic / The red-hot Kansas City Chiefs are

BR: Chargers

Dec 16, 2021

Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce Connect on Game-Winning TD, Top Chargers in OT Classic / The red-hot Kansas City Chiefs are

BR: Chargers

Dec 16, 2021

Chargers' Justin Herbert Sets NFL Record for Most Passing Yards in 1st 2 Seasons / It didn't take Justin Herbert

BR: Chargers

Dec 16, 2021

Chargers' Justin Herbert Sets NFL Record for Most Passing Yards in 1st 2 Seasons / It didn't take Justin Herbert

BR: Chargers

Dec 16, 2021

Chargers' Donald Parham Jr. Stretchered off vs. Chiefs with Apparent Head Injury / Los Angeles Chargers tight end Donald Parham

BR: Chargers

Dec 16, 2021

Chargers' Donald Parham Jr. Stretchered off vs. Chiefs with Apparent Head Injury / Los Angeles Chargers tight end Donald Parham

NFL: Move the Sticks

1 hour Dec 16, 2021

754. Reaction to Urban Meyer Firing & Yogi Roth Joins / Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with a new

NFL: Good Morning Football

48 minutes Dec 16, 2021

Urban Meyer Fired after 13 games; Chargers vs. Chiefs; DeAndre Hopkins OUT; Best QB matchups; Nate Burleson / In the

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

32 minutes Dec 16, 2021

Greg Cosell - 2021 Week 15 Preview / NFL Films Greg Cosell joins Ross Tucker on today's podcast to preview

Pick Six NFL

34 minutes Dec 16, 2021

Week 15 TNF Betting Preview: Chiefs-Chargers Game Picks & Player Props, 1st TD scorer (Football 12/16) / Will Brinson is

Locked On NFL

30 minutes Dec 16, 2021

TNF Preview: Chiefs v Chargers, MVP Picks & Top Playoff Outsiders! / Tyler and Alex are back for another Thursday

NFL: Good Morning Football

46 minutes Dec 15, 2021

Mayfield and Stefanski Breaking News, Chiefs and Chargers on TNF, Advantages in Patriots-Colts, plus can the Packers hold the NFC

The PFF NFL Podcast

1 hour Dec 15, 2021

Rams/Cardinals, Lamar's contract situation, mailbag and more / Join Steve and Sam on this Wednesday edition of the PFF NFL

Around the NFL

1 hour Dec 14, 2021

Rams-Cardinals Recap and Gifts for Each Other / A room filled with some heroes - Dan Hanzus, Marc Sessler and

BR: Chargers

Dec 14, 2021

Chargers' Keenan Allen Activated from Reserve/COVID-19 List Ahead of Chiefs Game / The Los Angeles Chargers are getting one of

BR: Chargers

Dec 14, 2021

Chargers' Keenan Allen Activated from Reserve/COVID-19 List Ahead of Chiefs Game / The Los Angeles Chargers are getting one of

NFL: Move the Sticks

36 minutes Dec 14, 2021

753. Reaction to Rams vs. Cardinals Game & Importance of Strength at WR / Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are

NFL: Good Morning Football

48 minutes Dec 14, 2021

Are Rams a Super Bowl threat? Blaming Zach Wilson? 'The Office' stories; Playoff bubble teams / In the latest edition

Locked On NFL

31 minutes Dec 14, 2021

NFL Playoff Picture Just Keeps Getting Messier With Arizona Cardinals Loss / On today's episode of Locked On NFL, we're

Pick Six NFL

38 minutes Dec 14, 2021

Rams-Cardinals MNF Recap: Matthew Stafford outduels Kyler Murray as Los Angeles gets revenge on rivals (Football 12/14) / Will Brinson,

BR: Chargers

Dec 13, 2021

Rashawn Slater Placed on Reserve/COVID-19 List Ahead of Chiefs vs. Chargers / The Los Angeles Chargers may be without one

BR: Chargers

Dec 13, 2021

Rashawn Slater Placed on Reserve/COVID-19 List Ahead of Chiefs vs. Chargers / The Los Angeles Chargers may be without one

NFL: Move the Sticks

37 minutes Dec 13, 2021

752. Week 14 Big Games, Rookie QB Report & Breaking Down Urban Meyer's Struggles / Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks and Rhett

The PFF NFL Podcast

2½ hours Dec 13, 2021

2021 Week 14 NFL Review / PFF's own Steve Palazzolo and Sam Monson review every game in the week 14

Pick Six NFL

2 hours Dec 13, 2021

Week 14 NFL Recap & Reaction: Rodgers still owns Bears, Bucs beat Bills in OT, Chiefs crush Raiders, Urban Meyer

Pick Six NFL

24 minutes Dec 12, 2021

First Look at Week 15 NFL Lines: Early Picks for Chiefs-Chargers, Pats-Colts, WFT-Eagles & more (Football 12/12) / Will Brinson

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

31 minutes Dec 12, 2021

2021 - Week 14 NFL Recap / Ross Tucker recaps the Sunday NFL games from Week 14 on today's show

BR: Chargers

Dec 11, 2021

Chargers Rumors: Mike Williams, Chris Harris Jr. 'On Track' to Play vs. Giants / Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Mike

BR: Chargers

Dec 11, 2021

Chargers Rumors: Mike Williams, Chris Harris Jr. 'On Track' to Play vs. Giants / Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Mike

BR: Chargers

Dec 10, 2021

Keenan Allen out for Chargers vs. Giants After Going on Reserve/COVID-19 List / Los Angeles Chargers star Keenan Allen won't

BR: Chargers

Dec 10, 2021

Keenan Allen out for Chargers vs. Giants After Going on Reserve/COVID-19 List / Los Angeles Chargers star Keenan Allen won't

BR: Chargers

Dec 10, 2021

Mike Williams, Josh Palmer's Fantasy Outlook with Keenan Allen out in Week 14 / Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Keenan

Pick Six NFL

1 hour Dec 10, 2021

NFL Week 14 Picks Against the Spread, Best Bets, Predictions and Previews (Football 12/10) / Will Brinson, Pete Prisco and

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

26 minutes Dec 10, 2021

2021 - Week 14 NFL Picks / Ross Tucker recaps Thursday Night's Vikings win over the Steelers (4:00) and then

The PFF NFL Podcast

2 hours Dec 9, 2021

2021 Week 14 NFL Preview / (0:00) Intro (4:30) Bills vs Bucs preview (18:30) Cardinals vs Rams preview (29:30) Browns

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

33 minutes Dec 9, 2021

Greg Cosell Previews 2021's Week 14 in the NFL / Ross Tucker & Greg Cosell preview Week 14 in the

BR: Chargers

Dec 8, 2021

Mike Williams, Chris Harris Jr. on Chargers' COVID-19 List Ahead of Giants Game / The Los Angeles Chargers have placed

The Ringer NFL Show

1 hour Dec 6, 2021

Week 13 Recap: Ravens Fall Short Against the Steelers, Herbert Beats Burrow, and Chiefs Dominate the Broncos / Kevin, Nora

The PFF NFL Podcast

2½ hours Dec 6, 2021

2021 Week 13 NFL Review / PFF's own Steve Palazzolo and Sam Monson review every game in the week 13

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

33 minutes Dec 6, 2021

2021 - NFL Week 13 Recap / Ross Tucker recaps all of the Sunday Week 13 NFL games on today's

Pick Six NFL

2 hours Dec 6, 2021

Week 13 NFL Recap & Reaction: Lions win 1st game, Steelers surprise Ravens, Minshew Mania returns + Playoff Picture &

The Athletic Football Show

1½ hours Dec 6, 2021

Updated playoff picture, Lions finally win, Cardinals' defense flying, Gronk defying logic & more with Nate Tice / As week

Pick Six NFL

1 hour Dec 3, 2021

NFL Week 13 Picks Against the Spread, Best Bets, Predictions and Previews (Football 12/3) / Will Brinson, Pete Prisco and

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

28 minutes Dec 3, 2021

2021 - Week 13 NFL Picks / On today's podcast, Ross Tucker recaps Thursday Night's Cowboys 27-17 win over the

The Athletic Football Show

1½ hours Dec 3, 2021

Patriots’ dominant defense, why Washington’s offense is working & how bad are the Jaguars failing Trevor Lawrence with Nate Tice

Around the NFL

1½ hours Dec 2, 2021

2021 Week 13 Preview + BTS is still here / A room filled with some heroes - Dan Hanzus, Marc

The PFF NFL Podcast

2 hours Dec 2, 2021

2021 Week 13 NFL Preview / PFF's own Steve Palazzolo and Sam Monson preview every game in the week 13

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

31 minutes Dec 2, 2021

Greg Cosell - 2021 Week 13 Preview / NFL Films Greg Cosell joins Ross Tucker on today's show to preview

NFL: Good Morning Football

45 minutes Nov 30, 2021

Russell Wilson's future? Best QB in the AFC? Playoff picture; Nyheim Hines; Scott Pioli / In the latest edition of

NFL: Good Morning Football

47 minutes Nov 29, 2021

Ravens win ugly, Buccaneers ruling NFC, Chargers, Rams and Titans all struggle, Nate Burleson, Game Balls and MNF Preview! /

The PFF NFL Podcast

2½ hours Nov 29, 2021

2021 Week 12 NFL Review / PFF's own Steve Palazzolo and Sam Monson review every game in the week 12

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

31 minutes Nov 29, 2021

2021 - Week 12 Recap / Ross Tucker recaps all of the Sunday NFL games from Week 12 (plus Thursday

Pick Six NFL

2 hours Nov 29, 2021

Week 12 NFL Recap & Reaction: Bengals smash Steelers, Pats dominate Titans, Rams lose 3rd straight, 49ers gaining momentum (Football

Pick Six NFL

22 minutes Nov 28, 2021

First Look at Week 13 NFL Lines: Early Picks for Patriots-Bills, Cowboys-Saints and Ravens-Steelers (Football 11/29) / Visit https://store.cbssports.com/collections/pick-six for

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

30 minutes Nov 26, 2021

2021 - Ross Tucker's Week 12 NFL Picks / Happy Black Friday! On today's podcast Ross Tucker recaps the Bears

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

33 minutes Nov 25, 2021

Greg Cosell - 2021 Week 12 Preview / NFL Films analyst Greg Cosell joins Ross Tucker on today's podcast to

Pick Six NFL

1 hour Nov 25, 2021

NFL Week 12 Picks Against the Spread, Best Bets, Predictions and Previews (Football 11/25) / Visit https://store.cbssports.com/collections/pick-six for 25% OFF

The PFF NFL Podcast

2 hours Nov 24, 2021

2021 Week 12 NFL Preview / PFF's own Steve Palazzolo and Sam Monson preview every game in the week 12

NFL: Good Morning Football

46 minutes Nov 22, 2021

Chargers outlast the Steelers, Chiefs down the Cowboys, Bad home losses for Titans and Bills, Nate Burleson, and Monday Night

The PFF NFL Podcast

2½ hours Nov 22, 2021

2021 NFL Week 11 Review / PFF's own Steve Palazzolo and Sam Monson review every game from the week 11

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

29 minutes Nov 22, 2021

2021 - Week 11 Recap / Ross Tucker looks back at all of the NFL Week 11 games on today

Pick Six NFL

2 hours Nov 22, 2021

Week 11 NFL Recap & Reaction: Jonathan Taylor & Austin Ekeler put on TD displays, Chiefs top Cowboys, Titans and

Around the NFL

1½ hours Nov 22, 2021

2021 Week 11 Recap / A room filled with some heroes - Dan Hanzus, Marc Sessler and Gregg Rosenthal recap

Pick Six NFL

1½ hours Nov 19, 2021

NFL Week 11 Picks Against the Spread, Best Bets, Predictions and Previews (Football 11/19) / Will Brinson, Pete Prisco, and

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

30 minutes Nov 19, 2021

Ross Tucker's 2021 Week 11 NFL Picks / Ross Tucker looks back at Thursday Night's Patriots win over the Falcons

The PFF NFL Podcast

2 hours Nov 18, 2021

2021 Week 11 NFL Preview / Sam Monson and Steve Palazzolo come on to preview the week 11 action.

NFL: Move the Sticks

48 minutes Nov 16, 2021

741. Reaction to Rams vs. 49ers Game + Brian Kelly Joins / Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with a

NFL: Good Morning Football

54 minutes Nov 16, 2021

Concerns for Rams and Buccaneers; Motivating the Lions; Cam vs. Rodgers celebration / In the latest edition of the Good

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

30 minutes Nov 16, 2021

2021 - Week 11 NFL Power Rankings / On today's podcast Ross Tucker recaps the 49ers Monday Night win over

Locked On NFL

28 minutes Nov 16, 2021

Is Any NFL Team Actually Good? / On Monday night, the Los Angeles Rams took their second straight primetime beating

NFL: Move the Sticks

34 minutes Nov 15, 2021

740. Week 10 Big Games, Players that are Back & Teams Primed to Go on a Run / Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky

The PFF NFL Podcast

2½ hours Nov 15, 2021

2021 NFL Week 10 Review / PFF's own Steve Palazzolo and Sam Monson review every game from the week 10

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

31 minutes Nov 15, 2021

2021 - Week 10 NFL Recap / Ross Tucker recaps all of the Week 10 Sunday NFL games on today's

The Ringer NFL Show

2 hours Nov 15, 2021

Week 10 Recap: Patriots Dominate Browns, Washington Upsets Tampa Bay, and Cam Newton Returns / Kevin and Nora are joined

Pick Six NFL

2 hours Nov 15, 2021

Week 10 NFL Recap & Reaction: Cam Newton is back, Lions don't lose but also don't win, Russ Wilson returns

Pick Six NFL

29 minutes Nov 14, 2021

First Look at Week 11 NFL Lines: Early Picks for Cowboys-Chiefs, Steelers-Chargers, Patriots-Falcons & more (Football 11/14) / Will Brinson

Pick Six NFL

58 minutes Nov 12, 2021

NFL Week 10 Picks Against the Spread, Best Bets, Predictions and Previews (Football 11/12) / Will Brinson, Pete Prisco, and

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

25 minutes Nov 12, 2021

2021 - Week 10 NFL Picks / Ross Tucker recaps Thursday Night's Dolphins 22-10 win over the Baltimore Ravens (3:08)

Around the NFL

1½ hours Nov 11, 2021

OBJ to Rams, Cam back to Panthers and Week 10 Preview / A room filled with heroes - Dan Hanzus,

Pick Six NFL

13 minutes Nov 11, 2021

Odell Beckham Jr. signs with the Los Angeles Rams - Emergency Podcast (Football 11/11) / 2 pods in 1 day!

The PFF NFL Podcast

2 hours Nov 11, 2021

2021 Week 10 NFL Preview / Sam Monson and Steve Palazzolo come on to preview the week 10 action.

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

33 minutes Nov 10, 2021

Greg Cosell: Week 10 Preview + Thoughts on Jordan Love / Greg Cosell, from NFL Films joins Ross on today's

The PFF NFL Podcast

2½ hours Nov 8, 2021

2021 NFL Week 9 Review / PFF's own Steve Palazzolo and Sam Monson review every game from the week 9

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

33 minutes Nov 8, 2021

2021 - Week 9 Recap / On today's podcast, Ross Tucker recaps all of the Sunday NFL game from Week

The Ringer NFL Show

2 hours Nov 8, 2021

Week 9 Recap: Bills, Rams, Cowboys Get Upset. Plus: The Browns Blow Out the Bengals and the Falcons Win a

Pick Six NFL

2 hours Nov 8, 2021

Week 9 NFL Recap & Reaction: Massive underdogs win as Jaguars stun Bills & Broncos shock Cowboys + Titans with

The Athletic Football Show

1 hour Nov 8, 2021

Titans top Rams, Jags stun the Bills, Chiefs edge Jordan Love's Packers, Broncos shut down the Cowboys & more with

Pick Six NFL

22 minutes Nov 7, 2021

First Look at Week 10 NFL Lines: Early Picks for Ravens-Dolphins, Browns-Patriots, Chiefs-Raiders & more (Football 11/7) / Will Brinson

Pick Six NFL

1 hour Nov 5, 2021

NFL Week 9 Picks Against the Spread, Best Bets, Predictions and Previews (Football 11/5) / Will Brinson, Pete Prisco, and

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

27 minutes Nov 5, 2021

2021 - Week 9 Picks / Ross Tucker recaps the Colts 45-30 Thursday Night win over the New York Jets

The PFF NFL Podcast

2 hours Nov 4, 2021

2021 Week 9 NFL Preview / Sam Monson and Steve Palazzolo come on to preview the week 9 action.

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

32 minutes Nov 4, 2021

Greg Cosell Previews NFL Week 9, Mike White, & Carson Wentz / Greg Cosell and Ross Tucker preview Week 9

NFL: Move the Sticks

1 hour Nov 2, 2021

735. Von Miller Expectations, Top RBs & WRs Outside First Round + What Saints Should Do at QB / Daniel

NFL: Good Morning Football

49 minutes Nov 2, 2021

Trade Deadline Day; Chiefs barely beat Giants; Scott Pioli; Power Rankings / In the latest edition of the Good Morning

Locked On NFL

30 minutes Nov 2, 2021

Who Are The AFC Contenders, Anyway? / The New York Giants handed a game to the Kansas City Chiefs that

The Athletic Football Show

1 hour Nov 2, 2021

Von Miller traded to the Rams, Derrick Henry injured & Mailbag talking Eagles, Cowboys, NFL rule changes & more with

NFL: Move the Sticks

43 minutes Nov 1, 2021

734. Reaction to Von Miller Trade, Week 8 Big Games, Building Blocks & Rookie QB Report Card / Bucky Brooks

The PFF NFL Podcast

2½ hours Nov 1, 2021

2021 NFL Week 8 Review / PFF's own Steve Palazzolo and Sam Monson review every game from the week 8

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

30 minutes Nov 1, 2021

2021 - NFL Week 8 Recap / On today's show, Ross Tucker recaps all of the NFL Week 8 action

Around the NFL

1½ hours Nov 1, 2021

2021 Week 8 Recap - Happy Halloween / A room filled with some heroes - Dan Hanzus, Marc Sessler and

Pick Six NFL

2 hours Nov 1, 2021

Week 8 NFL Recap & Reaction: Mike White, Cooper Rush, Trevor Siemian all lead teams to victories on Sunday (Football

The Ringer NFL Show

1½ hours Oct 29, 2021

Week 8 Preview: Bucs vs.Saints, Titans vs. Colts, and a Look at the Rest of the Slate / Benjamin, Kaelen,

Pick Six NFL

1½ hours Oct 29, 2021

NFL Week 8 Picks Against the Spread, Best Bets, Predictions and Previews (Football 10/29) / Will Brinson, Pete Prisco, and

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

29 minutes Oct 29, 2021

2021 - Ross Tucker's Week 8 NFL Picks / On today's podcast, Ross Tucker recaps Thursday Nights Packers win over

The Athletic Football Show

1½ hours Oct 29, 2021

Spotlight on Saints’ defense, Vikings-Cowboys preview & key matchups between AFC contenders with Nate Tice + Sheil Kapadia’s Week 8

The PFF NFL Podcast

2 hours Oct 28, 2021

2021 Week 8 NFL Preview / Sam Monson and Steve Palazzolo come on to preview the week 8 action.

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

32 minutes Oct 25, 2021

2021 - Week 7 recap / Ross Tucker recaps all of the Sunday NFL action from Week 7including: -

Pick Six NFL

21 minutes Oct 24, 2021

First Look at Week 8 NFL Lines: Early Picks for Packers-Cardinals, Cowboys-Vikings, Steelers-Browns & more (Football 10/24) / Will Brinson

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

25 minutes Oct 22, 2021

Ross's 2021 Week 7 NFL Picks / Today on the podcast, Ross Tucker recaps the Cleveland Browns 17-14 win over

NFL: Move the Sticks

48 minutes Oct 21, 2021

730. Landing Spots for Deshaun Watson + TNF Preview / Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with a new episode

The Ringer NFL Show

1 hour Oct 19, 2021

The Titans Upset the Bills, the Ravens Roll the Chargers, and How Good Is Trevon Diggs? / Jason, James, and

NFL: Move the Sticks

44 minutes Oct 18, 2021

728. Week 6 Big Games, Rookie QB Report Card, Trending Topics & MNF Preview / Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks and

NFL: Good Morning Football

47 minutes Oct 18, 2021

Aaron Rodgers claims Bears ownership, Ravens blast Chargers, Cardinals still undefeated, Game Balls and MNF Preview / In the latest

The PFF NFL Podcast

2½ hours Oct 18, 2021

NFL Week 6 Review / PFF's own Steve Palazzolo and Sam Monson review week 6 of the NFL season. -

Pick Six NFL

2 hours Oct 18, 2021

Week 6 NFL Recap & Reaction: Cowboys top Patriots, Ravens crush Chargers, Steelers survive Seahawks on SNF, Cardinals stay unbeaten,

Around the NFL

1½ hours Oct 18, 2021

2021 Week 6 Recap / A room filled with some heroes - Dan Hanzus, Marc Sessler and Gregg Rosenthal recap

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

28 minutes Oct 18, 2021

2021 - Week 6 Recap / On today's podcast, Ross Tucker recaps all of the Week 6 NFL games including...

The Ringer NFL Show

1½ hours Oct 15, 2021

Week 6 Preview: Cardinals vs. Browns, Chargers vs. Ravens, and a Look at the Rest of the Slate / Benjamin,

Pick Six NFL

1 hour Oct 15, 2021

NFL Week 6 Picks Against the Spread, Best Bets, Predictions and Previews (Football 10/15) / Will Brinson, Pete Prisco, and

The Athletic Football Show

1½ hours Oct 15, 2021

Lamar Jackson’s dominance, a test for the Cardinals’ defense and where does the WFT go from here with Nate Tice

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

25 minutes Oct 15, 2021

2021 - Ross Tucker's Week 6 NFL Picks / On today's podcast, Ross Tucker recaps Thursday Night's Tampa Bay Buccaneers

The PFF NFL Podcast

2 hours Oct 14, 2021

2021 Week 6 NFL Preview / (0:00) Intro (7:45) Chargers vs Ravens preview (24:00) Browns vs Cardinals preview (38:30) Broncos vs

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

29 minutes Oct 14, 2021

Greg Cosell: Trey Lance, Eagles, Browns, Chargers, Steelers / Greg Cosell is on today's podcast with Ross Tucker reviewing Week

NFL: Good Morning Football

47 minutes Oct 13, 2021

Cowboys talking Super Bowl? Buccaneers have tough task in Philly, Chargers or Ravens better start, Brian Westbrook drops by /

NFL: Good Morning Football

44 minutes Oct 11, 2021

Browns and Chargers light up scoreboard, Bills revenge win over Chiefs, Barkley and Burrow Injury Updates, Week 5 Game Balls

The PFF NFL Podcast

2½ hours Oct 11, 2021

NFL week 5 Review / (0:00) Intro (7:00) Jets vs Falcons (13:30) Pats vs Texans (21:00) Bills vs Chiefs (39:00) Chargers

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

35 minutes Oct 11, 2021

2021 - Week 5 Recap / Ross Tucker recaps all of the Week 5 Sunday NFL games on today's podcast

Around the NFL

2 hours Oct 11, 2021

2021 Week 5 Recap & Leaving London / A virtual hotel room in London filled with some heroes, and some

Locked On NFL

35 minutes Oct 11, 2021

NFL Week 5 Recap: Bills Blast Chiefs, Chargers Outlast Browns, Perfect Cardinals / The Buffalo Bills blast the Kansas City

Pick Six NFL

2½ hours Oct 11, 2021

Week 5 NFL Recap & Reaction: Bills with statement win over Chiefs, Packers edge Bengals in wild finish, Cardinals remain

The Ringer NFL Show

1½ hours Oct 8, 2021

Week 5 Preview: Bills vs. Chiefs, Browns vs. Chargers, and a Look at the Rest of the Slate / Benjamin,

Pick Six NFL

1 hour Oct 8, 2021

NFL Week 5 Picks Against the Spread, Best Bets, Predictions and Previews (Football 10/8) / Will Brinson, Pete Prisco, and

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

36 minutes Oct 8, 2021

Ross Tucker's 2021 Week 5 Picks / Today on the podcast Ross recaps the Los Angeles Rams Thursday Night win

NFL: Move the Sticks

52 minutes Oct 7, 2021

724. Breaking Down Stephon Gilmore & Jaylon Smith News + Mack Brown Joins / Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back

The PFF NFL Podcast

2 hours Oct 7, 2021

2021 Week 5 NFL Preview / (0:00) Intro (6:30) Bills vs Chiefs preview(20:30) Chargers vs Browns preview(35:30) Cardinals vs 49ers

NFL: Good Morning Football

53 minutes Oct 7, 2021

Rams vs. Seahawks preview; Stafford vs. Wilson; Isaac Bruce; Zack Moss; Swae Lee / In the latest edition of the

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

34 minutes Oct 7, 2021

Greg Cosell - 2021 Week 5 preview / Ross Tucker & Greg Cosell preview Week 5 in the NFL on

Locked On NFL

34 minutes Oct 7, 2021

Thursday Night Football Preview - LAR v SEA, Stephon Gilmore Trade & NFL Division Most Up For Grabs! / Tyler

NFL: Good Morning Football

48 minutes Oct 6, 2021

Patriots release Stephon Gilmore, Browns-Chargers important matchup, Super Bowl Champion Cliff Avril on Rams-Seahawks TNF / In the latest edition

The Ringer NFL Show

1 hour Oct 5, 2021

Urban Meyer Has Made a Mess in Jacksonville. Plus: Fangio and Harbaugh Have Beef, and the Chargers Continue to Roll.

NFL: Move the Sticks

57 minutes Oct 5, 2021

723. Reaction to Raiders vs. Chargers & Breaking Down Top AFC Teams / Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with

NFL: Good Morning Football

48 minutes Oct 5, 2021

Justin Herbert lights up Raiders; Fangio or Harbaugh; James Bradberry; Power Rankings / In the latest edition of the Good

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

33 minutes Oct 5, 2021

2021 - Week 5 NFL Power Rankings / There's a new #1 in this week's Power Rankings. Ross ranks all

Locked On NFL

29 minutes Oct 5, 2021

Are The Arizona Cardinals The Best Team In Football? / On today's episode of the Locked On NFL Podcast, Luke

Pick Six NFL

35 minutes Oct 5, 2021

Chargers-Raiders MNF Recap: Lightning delay indoors, AFC West analysis, Justin Herbert and Derek Carr breakdowns(Football 10/5)) / Will Brinson,

NFL: Move the Sticks

44 minutes Oct 4, 2021

722. Week 4 Big Games, Rookie Report Card, Top 10 Rookies & MNF Preview / Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks and

Pick Six NFL

44 minutes Oct 4, 2021

Week 4 MNF Betting Preview: Raiders-Chargers Picks, Player Props & DFS Advice (Football 10/4) / Will Brinson is joined by

NFL: Good Morning Football

46 minutes Oct 4, 2021

Emotional victory for Tom Brady, Cowboys proving themselves, Cardinals still undefeated, MNF Preview / In the latest edition of the

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

33 minutes Oct 4, 2021

2021 - Week 4 Recap / Ross Tucker recaps Tom Brady's return to Foxborough & all of the other Week

The Ringer NFL Show

1½ hours Oct 1, 2021

Week 4 Preview: Brady vs. Belichick, Kyler Murray Takes on the Rams, and the Rest of the Week 4 Slate

Pick Six NFL

1 hour Oct 1, 2021

NFL Week 4 Picks Against the Spread, Best Bets, Predictions and Previews (Football 10/1) / Will Brinson, Pete Prisco, and

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

30 minutes Oct 1, 2021

Ross Tucker's 2021 Week 4 NFL Picks / Today on the podcast, Ross Tucker recaps the Bengals Thursday Night win

NFL: Move the Sticks

55 minutes Sep 30, 2021

721. Defending the Shanahan Scheme, Rams Team-building Philosophy & Brady vs. Patriots / Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with

NFL: Good Morning Football

54 minutes Sep 30, 2021

Burrow vs. Lawrence; Brady vs. Belichick; Calvin Johnson; Adrian Amos / In the latest edition of the Good Morning Football

The PFF NFL Podcast

2 hours Sep 30, 2021

2021 Week 4 NFL Preview / (0:00) Intro (2:00) Bengals vs Jags (9:45) Rams vs Cards (10:00) Pats vs Bucs

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

32 minutes Sep 30, 2021

Greg Cosell - 2021 Week 4 preview / Greg Cosell & Ross Tucker review the Week 3 film & preview

NFL: Move the Sticks

45 minutes Sep 27, 2021

719. Week 3 Big Games, Chiefs Body Shop, Risky Business & Rookie Report Card / Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks and

NFL: Good Morning Football

40 minutes Sep 27, 2021

Aaron Rodgers magic, Rams still undefeated after win over Bucs, Chargers outlast the Chiefs, and MNF Preview! / In the

The PFF NFL Podcast

2½ hours Sep 27, 2021

2021 NFL Week 3 Review / (0:00) Intro (2:00) Browns vs Bears (17:30) Ravens vs Lions (25:30) Chargers vs Chiefs (41:00) Giants

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

34 minutes Sep 27, 2021

2021 - Week 3 Recap / Ross Tucker recaps all of the Week 3 NFL games on today's podcast including:

The Ringer NFL Show

1½ hours Sep 27, 2021

Week 3 Recap: Another Chiefs Loss, Packers’ Comeback Win, and Rookie QB Struggles / Kevin and Nora are joined by

Pick Six NFL

2 hours Sep 27, 2021

Week 3 NFL Recap & Reaction: Justin Tucker shatters NFL FG record, Packers edge 49ers, Chargers upset Chiefs, Rams top

The Athletic Football Show

1½ hours Sep 27, 2021

Packers-49ers' insane ending, Justin Fields' dud debut, the Raiders & Bills keep winning, Steelers struggles & more with Nate Tice

Around the NFL

2 hours Sep 27, 2021

2021 Week 3 Recap / A room filled with some heroes - Dan Hanzus and Gregg Rosenthal recap every game

Pick Six NFL

22 minutes Sep 26, 2021

First Look at Week 4 NFL Lines: Early Picks for Bucs-Patriots and MASSIVE Tom Brady vs. Bill Belichick matchup (Football

The Ringer NFL Show

1 hour Sep 24, 2021

Week 3 Preview: NFC Title Contenders Square Off, Herbert vs. Mahomes, and the Rest of the Week 3 Slate /

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

30 minutes Sep 24, 2021

2021 - Week 3 Picks / Ross Tucker recaps the Panthers 24-9 win over the Houston Texans on Thursday Night

The Athletic Football Show

1½ hours Sep 24, 2021

Buccaneers-Rams preview, Josh Allen vs. WFT defense & Chargers’ early-down issues with Nate Tice + Sheil Kapadia’s Week 3 picks

The PFF NFL Podcast

2 hours Sep 23, 2021

2021 Week 3 NFL Preview / (0:00) Intro (3:00) Panthers vs Texans (5:30) Rams vs Bucs(24:00) Chargers vs Chiefs (38:30)

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

31 minutes Sep 23, 2021

Greg Cosell - 2021 Week 3 preview / Greg Cosell & Ross Tucker preview week 3 in the NFL by

Let's Go!: Brady, Fitz & Gray

27 minutes Sep 20, 2021

Larry Fitzgerald - Week 2 Reactions & Officiating Concerns / Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray start by discussing the end

NFL: Move the Sticks

45 minutes Sep 20, 2021

716. Week 2 Big Games, QB Injuries, Answering Questions & Rookie Report Card / Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks and Rhett

Let's Go!: Brady, Fitz & Gray

31 minutes Sep 20, 2021

Tom Brady - Evolution of QB Position / Tom Brady and Jim Gray start of the show by discussing the

The PFF NFL Podcast

2½ hours Sep 20, 2021

2021 NFL Week 2 Review / (0:00) Intro (4:40) Bills vs Dolphins(17:40) Bengals vs Bears(28:50) Rams vs Colts (39:40) Broncos

Around the NFL

2 hours Sep 20, 2021

2021 Week 2 Recap - The Afternoon Saved Football / A room filled with some heroes - Dan Hanzus, Marc

The Athletic Football Show

1½ hours Sep 20, 2021

Lamar Jackson flips past the Chiefs, the Cowboys edge the Chargers, Kyler Murray carries the Cardinals & more with Nate

Pick Six NFL

1½ hours Sep 20, 2021

Week 2 NFL Recap & Reaction: Ravens finally edge Chiefs, Titans win wild one over Seahawks + plenty of quarterback

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

30 minutes Sep 20, 2021

2021 - Week 2 Recap / On today's show, Ross Tucker recaps all of the Sunday NFL games from Week

Pick Six NFL

1 hour Sep 17, 2021

NFL Week 2 Picks Against the Spread, Best Bets, Predictions and Previews (Football 9/17) / Will Brinson, Pete Prisco, and

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

28 minutes Sep 17, 2021

2021 - NFL Week 2 Picks / On today's show, Ross Tucker recaps the Washington Football Team's Thursday Night win

Around the NFL

1½ hours Sep 16, 2021

2021 Week 2 Preview- First Day in the New Studio / A ROOM filled with some heroes - Dan Hanzus,

The PFF NFL Podcast

1½ hours Sep 16, 2021

2021 Week 2 NFL Preview / (0:00) Intro (2:30) Giants vs WFT preview (7:30) Dolphins vs Bills preview (20:00) Ravens

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

31 minutes Sep 16, 2021

Greg Cosell - 2021 Week 2 preview / Ross Tucker & Greg Cosell preview the top games in Week 2

The PFF NFL Podcast

1 hour Sep 15, 2021

What have we learned from NFL Week 1? Diving into Analytics with Eric Eager / (0:00) Intro (6:00) Notes from

NFL: Move the Sticks

53 minutes Sep 14, 2021

714. Breaking Down Ravens vs. Raiders + USC Coaching Candidates / Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with a new

The PFF NFL Podcast

2 hours Sep 13, 2021

2021 NFL week 1 review / (0:00) intro(0:35) Steelers vs Bills (15:10) Eagles vs Falcons(34:50) Panthers vs Jets - (36:50)

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

31 minutes Sep 13, 2021

2021 NFL Week 1 Recap / Ross Tucker recaps all of the Sunday NFL games from week 1 on today's

Pick Six NFL

2 hours Sep 13, 2021

Week 1 NFL Recap & Reaction: Saints stun Packers, Chiefs escape Browns, Steelers upset Bills, Cardinals crush Titans (Football 9/13)

Around the NFL

2 hours Sep 13, 2021

2021 Week 1 Recap - Everything We Thought We Knew Was Wrong / A room filled with some heroes -

Pick Six NFL

21 minutes Sep 12, 2021

First Look at Week 2 NFL Lines: Early Picks for Chargers-Cowboys, Bills-Dolphins, Vikings-Cardinals & more (Football 9/12) / Will Brinson

Pick Six NFL

1 hour Sep 10, 2021

NFL Week 1 Picks Against the Spread, Best Bets, Previews & Predictions (Football 9/10) / Visit budlight.com/delivery to get your

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

31 minutes Sep 10, 2021

2021 Week 1 Picks / Ross Tucker recaps Thursday Night's NFL season opener between the Dallas Cowboys and the Super

The PFF NFL Podcast

2 hours Sep 9, 2021

2021 NFL Week 1 preview. We made it! / (0:00) Intro (1:30) Steelers vs Bills preview(17:20) Seahawks vs Colts preview(27:50)

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

32 minutes Sep 9, 2021

Greg Cosell's 2021 Week 1 NFL preview / Ross Tucker & Greg Cosell preview the following Week 1 NFL games

The Athletic Football Show

1½ hours Sep 9, 2021

AFC West preview with Mitchell Schwartz - Chiefs, Chargers, Broncos & Raiders / Robert Mays welcomes Super Bowl LIV champion

Pick Six NFL

41 minutes Sep 3, 2021

Gambling Week: Early NFL Week 1 Picks, Favorite bets against the spread for the return of football / Sign up

Around the NFL

53 minutes Aug 31, 2021

Roster Cuts with Nick Shook / A room filled with some heroes – Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal and Nick Shook bring

NFL: Move the Sticks

48 minutes Aug 26, 2021

708. QB Battles & How Much Should Young QBs Play In Preseason? / Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with

Pick Six NFL

33 minutes Aug 20, 2021

Nerd Week: AFC/NFC West Previews, Predictions & Win Totals with Larry Hartstein (Football 8/20) / Nerd Week is back for

The PFF NFL Podcast

1½ hours Aug 19, 2021

32 teams, 32 questions! Answering one question from a fan of every NFL team / (0:00) Intro (2:10) News (6:40)

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

33 minutes Aug 15, 2021

LA Rams Mental Health Clinician: Dr. Carrie Hastings / Dr. Carrie Hastings, licensed clinical sports psychologist & mental health clinician

The Athletic Football Show

1½ hours Aug 13, 2021

Veteran QBs in new places / rapid fire rookies with Nate Tice & Rams camp visit with Jourdan Rodrigue /

Around the NFL

1½ hours Aug 11, 2021

More Training Camp Whispers & Cowboys Hard Knocks Recap / A room filled with some heroes- Dan Hanzus, Marc Sessler,

The Athletic Football Show

1½ hours Aug 11, 2021

Teams stuck in the middle with Bill Barnwell & a Chargers team visit with Daniel Popper / Robert Mays sits

The PFF NFL Podcast

2 hours Aug 9, 2021

2021 NFL Preview: AFC and NFC West / (0:00) Intro (2:20) News over the week (10:20) Chiefs breakdown (23:50) Broncos

Pick Six NFL

25 minutes Jul 23, 2021

AFC West Training Camp Burning Questions: How much better did the Chiefs get? Are Broncos quarterbacks good enough? (Football 7/23)

The Ringer NFL Show

1½ hours Jul 21, 2021

Mike Tomlin, Raheem Morris, and Sean McVay Tell Stories From Their Careers | Flying Coach With Sean McVay and Peter

NFL: Move the Sticks

53 minutes Jul 20, 2021

697. Preview of Teams Starting Training Camp + Evolution of College Football Personnel Departments / Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are

Locked On NFL

34 minutes Jul 19, 2021

NFL Teams Open Training Camp This Week, LA Rams Team Preview / Bo Brack gets you geared up for the

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

32 minutes Jul 15, 2021

Greg Cosell: 2021 AFC West Preview / Greg Cosell & Ross Tucker preview the AFC West teams on today's podcast

Pick Six NFL

47 minutes Jul 13, 2021

AFC Team MVPs: Why Baker Mayfield and others are so important to their team's 2021 success (Football 7/13) / Visit

Locked On NFL

37 minutes Jun 30, 2021

The Chargers are primed to Bolt ahead: A Preview with Daniel Wade / 2021 may be the year for the

NFL: Good Morning Football

6 minutes Jun 29, 2021

TUESDAY 6/29 - CARR RECRUITING ADAMS & A QB COMPETITION IN NEW ENGLAND / Las Vegas QB Derek Carr openly

The Athletic Football Show

47 minutes Jun 25, 2021

Offseason Interview Series: Chargers head coach Brandon Staley / Robert Mays continues the Offseason Interview Series with Chargers new head coach

Ross Tucker Football Podcast

30 minutes Jun 18, 2021

Greg Cosell: 2021 NFC West Preview / Greg Cosell & Ross Tucker Preview the NFC West on today's podcast including:

Locked On NFL

28 minutes Jun 15, 2021

Lock It Or Mock It: NFC Contenders / On today's Tuesday episode, Ross and Luke discuss Luke's beloved Vikings and

Pick Six NFL

55 minutes Jun 8, 2021

Most Improved Teams of 2021 NFL Offseason: Our 3 favorites! (Football 6/8) / The offseason is all about getting better.

The Athletic Football Show

53 minutes Jun 3, 2021

Offseason Interview Series: Defensive coaching legend Wade Phillips / Wade Phillips, former coach for the Cowboys, Texans, Broncos, Rams, Chargers,

NFL: Good Morning Football

7 minutes May 25, 2021

TUESDAY 5/25 - AARON RODGERS SPEAKS OUT / Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (0:06) finally speaks about his situation with the

The Ringer NFL Show

1 hour May 21, 2021

Cabo With the Staffords(?), Dinner With Wolfgang Puck, and Being the Youngest Ones in the Room | Flying Coach With

Pick Six NFL

28 minutes May 18, 2021

AFC West Division Reset: Win Totals & Odds for Chiefs, Broncos, Chargers & Raiders (Football 5/18) / Free agency is

The Athletic Football Show

1½ hours May 12, 2021

Chargers’ hype, Sam Darnold’s fit in Carolina, the Colts’ roster approach and more: Answering all of your NFL questions /

The PFF NFL Podcast

1½ hours May 4, 2021

DRAFT GRADES: AFC West and East / (04:20) Broncos (20:30) Chiefs (33:10) Raiders (49:25) Chargers (57:30) Bills (01:04:31) Dolphins (01:12:30)

Pick Six NFL

1½ hours May 4, 2021

AFC Team-by-team NFL Draft Grades: Broncos get top marks with 'A' while Raiders labeled with 'D' draft (Football 5/4) /

AFC Team-by-team NFL Draft Grades: Broncos get top marks with 'A' while Raiders labeled with 'D' draft (Football 5/4) / The draft is done and the grades are in. Will Brinson is joined by Ryan Wilson and John Breech to discuss marks for each team in the AFC. The guys start in the AFC East (2:45), where the Jets and Patriots both landed 1st-round quarterbacks, the Dolphins cashed in on 2 first-rounders and the Bills looked to bolster a squad that made the conference championship game last season. We progress to the AFC North (23:00), where Breech's Bengals landed a kicker, Wilson's Steelers' secured a 1st-round running back, the Ravens added help for Lamar Jackson and the Browns kept building one of the best rosters in the league. The AFC South collectively were issued the worst grades (42:00), minus the Jaguars, who picked a generational talent, Trevor Lawrence. The Titans, Texans and Colts could have done better. And the AFC West is secretly, or maybe not-so-secretly, shaping up to be one of the best divisions in football (58:30). The Broncos, Chiefs and Chargers are fared well in the draft, but the Raiders fell behind, per usual. - - 'Pick Six' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts. - You can listen to Pick Six on your smart speakers! Simply say "Alexa, play the latest episode of the Pick Six NFL podcast" or "Hey Google, play the latest episode of the Pick Six NFL podcast." - Follow the Pick Six team on Twitter: @picksixpod, @willbrinson, @ryanwilsonCBS, @johnbreech, @E_DeBerardinis - Visit the Pick Six YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/picksix - Check out the Pick Six Instagram page https://www.instagram.com/picksixpod/?hl=en - Read the Pick Six newsletter here: https://www.cbssports.com/newsletters/picksix/ - Join our Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/758548147935545/ - For more NFL coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/ - To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices