so much to write about. This time around, I want to speak about LT’s contract situation before all the fallout hits
tomorrow. I’m assuming we will know something tomorrow because it is the start of free agency, and most NFL
veterans who are going to be released receive their walking papers on “Veteran Wednesday”. If you take a look
at which NFL veterans have already been released, and add it to the list of players which have been left
unsigned or unprotected, you could easily put together a Super Bowl-worthy team. And this list will look twice as
tasty in about 12 hours.
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tomorrow. I’m assuming we will know something tomorrow because it is the start of free agency, and most NFL
veterans who are going to be released receive their walking papers on “Veteran Wednesday”. If you take a look
at which NFL veterans have already been released, and add it to the list of players which have been left
unsigned or unprotected, you could easily put together a Super Bowl-worthy team. And this list will look twice as
tasty in about 12 hours.
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02/25/09
BrandX, Bolt You! Sports Writer
It’s difficult to try to keep my blog topics interesting and fresh, yet still try to
remain factual and try not to let my personal opinions take over entirely.
But in deciding what my topic for this blog would be, I realized that I have
BrandX, Bolt You! Sports Writer
It’s difficult to try to keep my blog topics interesting and fresh, yet still try to
remain factual and try not to let my personal opinions take over entirely.
But in deciding what my topic for this blog would be, I realized that I have
02/02/09
Inside Slant
A truce, so it seems, has been called between Chargers general manager
A.J. Smith and star running back LaDainian Tomlinson.
Smith drew the ire of Chargers fans—and Tomlinson—when recently
mocking Tomlinson’s statement on his website that he would like to remain
a Charger.
There has been chatter that Tomlinson would be moved, cut or asked to
restructure his contract which will count some $8 million against the salary
cap next season.
Inside Slant
A truce, so it seems, has been called between Chargers general manager
A.J. Smith and star running back LaDainian Tomlinson.
Smith drew the ire of Chargers fans—and Tomlinson—when recently
mocking Tomlinson’s statement on his website that he would like to remain
a Charger.
There has been chatter that Tomlinson would be moved, cut or asked to
restructure his contract which will count some $8 million against the salary
cap next season.
But Tomlinson wanted to get the word out—on his website—that any decision regarding him leaving the
Chargers is out of his hands.
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Chargers is out of his hands.
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02/03/09
Associated Press
SAN DIEGO (AP)—Chargers defensive tackle Jamal Williams was
arrested on suspicion of drunken driving, the team’s second such
arrest in less than a month.
Williams was pulled over for speeding early Sunday on a freeway
outside downtown, the California Highway Patrol said. Williams gave a
blood sample for a blood-alcohol test, but the results were not yet
known. Williams was booked into county jail and later released on bail.
The City Attorney’s office said the case hadn’t been submitted as of
Tuesday.
Associated Press
SAN DIEGO (AP)—Chargers defensive tackle Jamal Williams was
arrested on suspicion of drunken driving, the team’s second such
arrest in less than a month.
Williams was pulled over for speeding early Sunday on a freeway
outside downtown, the California Highway Patrol said. Williams gave a
blood sample for a blood-alcohol test, but the results were not yet
known. Williams was booked into county jail and later released on bail.
The City Attorney’s office said the case hadn’t been submitted as of
Tuesday.
“It’s disappointing to hear about the issue involving Jamal Williams,” general manager A.J. Smith said in a
statement released by the team. “We’ll continue to monitor the situation and let the legal process run its course.
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statement released by the team. “We’ll continue to monitor the situation and let the legal process run its course.
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02/04/09
Associated Press
SAN DIEGO (AP)—A lawsuit filed by the city of San Diego against the NFL’s Chargers has been dismissed and
the two sides have agreed to work out several accounting disputes that have gone unresolved during the past
four years.
The city filed a breach-of-contract suit against the Chargers last month, claiming the team owes the city more
than $170,000 for use of Qualcomm Stadium in 2004.
City attorney Jan Goldsmith, who was elected in November, said the suit was filed just days before the four-year
statute of limitations expired. Goldsmith said the matter should have been handled years ago.
“This is the responsible thing to do,” Goldsmith said Tuesday. “I thank the city and the Chargers for this
agreement. Litigation is expensive and often unnecessary. We want to resolve matters before litigation if at all
possible. I’m hopeful that the financial analysts can resolve these accounting issues.”
Associated Press
SAN DIEGO (AP)—A lawsuit filed by the city of San Diego against the NFL’s Chargers has been dismissed and
the two sides have agreed to work out several accounting disputes that have gone unresolved during the past
four years.
The city filed a breach-of-contract suit against the Chargers last month, claiming the team owes the city more
than $170,000 for use of Qualcomm Stadium in 2004.
City attorney Jan Goldsmith, who was elected in November, said the suit was filed just days before the four-year
statute of limitations expired. Goldsmith said the matter should have been handled years ago.
“This is the responsible thing to do,” Goldsmith said Tuesday. “I thank the city and the Chargers for this
agreement. Litigation is expensive and often unnecessary. We want to resolve matters before litigation if at all
possible. I’m hopeful that the financial analysts can resolve these accounting issues.”
Blogroll: SayOw.BlogSpot Sports Writer
my entries in the future can better understand my tact and angle with the
Chargers and also, because many of my pieces are opinionated, validate ...I
need to make sure everyone that has read me in the past and will read my
opinion based on my personal thoughts regarding the Chargers. So I
present "My Charger Credentials":
First, I am not a professional writer - although I am fairly certain many
wouldn't need me to point that out. I do believe I have the record for most
run-on sentences as well as the longest run-on sentence in the history of
writing - which has yet to end for I am still in the process of writing it. My use
of punctuation is also a bit abnormal but once you can decipher the
sentence and it's bizarre characteristics, I've been told, a point can be found.
my entries in the future can better understand my tact and angle with the
Chargers and also, because many of my pieces are opinionated, validate ...I
need to make sure everyone that has read me in the past and will read my
opinion based on my personal thoughts regarding the Chargers. So I
present "My Charger Credentials":
First, I am not a professional writer - although I am fairly certain many
wouldn't need me to point that out. I do believe I have the record for most
run-on sentences as well as the longest run-on sentence in the history of
writing - which has yet to end for I am still in the process of writing it. My use
of punctuation is also a bit abnormal but once you can decipher the
sentence and it's bizarre characteristics, I've been told, a point can be found.
02/04/09
Blogroll: Boltitis.com
So it turns out that our lovely city and its lead attorney are not going to sue the Chargers after all
(http://chargers.com/news/headlines/city-dismisses-lawsuit.htm). But...but why not? How come a city that is
trying to keep its football team from moving to another town wouldn't want to sue its only major sports attraction?
That just doesn't make any sense. Alright, enough sarcasm.
One of the local talk radio shows recently told the story of how a Padres fan wrote a letter and sent it to each club
in the league, aside from the Pads, saying that his fan loyalty was up for "sale" to any team willing to write him
back with a decent explanation of why he should support them rather than the Padres. The only thing crazy about
that story is that I can actually understand where he's coming from. I would never stop rooting for any of the local
thinking that the last year might rank up there with the worst in local history.
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So it turns out that our lovely city and its lead attorney are not going to sue the Chargers after all
(http://chargers.com/news/headlines/city-dismisses-lawsuit.htm). But...but why not? How come a city that is
trying to keep its football team from moving to another town wouldn't want to sue its only major sports attraction?
That just doesn't make any sense. Alright, enough sarcasm.
One of the local talk radio shows recently told the story of how a Padres fan wrote a letter and sent it to each club
in the league, aside from the Pads, saying that his fan loyalty was up for "sale" to any team willing to write him
back with a decent explanation of why he should support them rather than the Padres. The only thing crazy about
that story is that I can actually understand where he's coming from. I would never stop rooting for any of the local
thinking that the last year might rank up there with the worst in local history.
Leave a Comment
02/05/09
Blogroll: Rob Zepeda, BoltHype Sports Writer
The San Diego Chargers have their work cut out for them if
they hope to compete for a Super Bowl this season. Its true the
team will need to address it's problems on both sides of the
ball. We'll be going through each of the Chargers 2009 needs,
but today we'll look at the defense - more specificall, we'll look
at the Chargers' struggles getting off the field on third down:
Blogroll: Rob Zepeda, BoltHype Sports Writer
The San Diego Chargers have their work cut out for them if
they hope to compete for a Super Bowl this season. Its true the
team will need to address it's problems on both sides of the
ball. We'll be going through each of the Chargers 2009 needs,
but today we'll look at the defense - more specificall, we'll look
at the Chargers' struggles getting off the field on third down:
"What's happened to the defense on third-down conversions? It seems automatic for the offenses now. It's been
much too easy. They're dangerous, because they can break your spirit." - AJ Smith
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much too easy. They're dangerous, because they can break your spirit." - AJ Smith
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02/06/09
Blogroll: SanDiegoChargers Contentquake
Jamal Williams was arrested last weekend on suspicion of driving under the influence outside of downtown San
Diego. He was booked and released; however, the results of his blood-alcohol blood test have not been
released. You know, it has to take a LOT of alcohol to affect a big guy like him.
Anyway, this, after Vincent Jackson’s DUI arrest while on probation for one already, has prompted me to wonder
what is up with these guys. Go ahead and have fun, but please be responsible. Leave a Comment
Blogroll: SanDiegoChargers Contentquake
Jamal Williams was arrested last weekend on suspicion of driving under the influence outside of downtown San
Diego. He was booked and released; however, the results of his blood-alcohol blood test have not been
released. You know, it has to take a LOT of alcohol to affect a big guy like him.
Anyway, this, after Vincent Jackson’s DUI arrest while on probation for one already, has prompted me to wonder
what is up with these guys. Go ahead and have fun, but please be responsible. Leave a Comment
02/06/09
Blogroll: Boltitis Sports Writer
The clock is ticking on A.J. Smith making a decision on what to
do with L.T. I personally can't see the next move being
anything other than the Chargers asking LaDainian to
re-structure his contract so they can re-sign as many core
players as possible (Philip, Shawne, etc.), but you never know
with A.J. To his credit, that's one of the things that makes him
a good G.M.
Blogroll: Boltitis Sports Writer
The clock is ticking on A.J. Smith making a decision on what to
do with L.T. I personally can't see the next move being
anything other than the Chargers asking LaDainian to
re-structure his contract so they can re-sign as many core
players as possible (Philip, Shawne, etc.), but you never know
with A.J. To his credit, that's one of the things that makes him
a good G.M.
I do think it's a good sign that both sides have been quiet recently. Ever since L.T. came out and told Jim Rome
that Smith called to apologize for his apparent mocking of Tomlinson's blog post about wanting to retire a
Charger, mum has been the word, so to speak.
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that Smith called to apologize for his apparent mocking of Tomlinson's blog post about wanting to retire a
Charger, mum has been the word, so to speak.
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02/06/07
Blogroll: Matt Loede, ChargerGab Sports Writer
Chargers free agent to be linebacker Igor Olshansky could be
headed elsewhere once the signing period starts on February
27th. The Dallas Morning News says that Igor could end up in
Dallas:
Assuming that the Cowboys can’t afford to keep Chris Canty, they
might try to replace him via free agency. San Diego’s Igor
Olshansky could be a slightly cheaper option who has experience
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Chargers free agent to be linebacker Igor Olshansky could be
headed elsewhere once the signing period starts on February
27th. The Dallas Morning News says that Igor could end up in
Dallas:
Assuming that the Cowboys can’t afford to keep Chris Canty, they
might try to replace him via free agency. San Diego’s Igor
Olshansky could be a slightly cheaper option who has experience
in Wade Phillips’ scheme. Leave a Comment
| 02/09/09 Blogroll: Boltitis Sports Writer Apparently the Chargers will be celebrating their 50th anniversary during the 2009 season. The most notable nod to the Bolts' past will be them wearing the uniforms they wore during their 1963 AFL Championship season (for anyone that needs to brush up on Bolt history 101, they beat the Boston Patriots for the title). While that will be nice to see, and certainly provide a welcome change from the somewhat played out powder blues, it would be pretty sweet if they broke out the |
| uniforms they wore from 1979-1983 (http://www.chargers.com/history/uniforms-visual.htm#1979). Chuck Muncie blue version of that jersey, and I have to say it's one of the sweetest looking vintage jerseys out there. Full Story - Leave a Comment |
| 02/10/09 Blogroll: Rob Zepeda, BoltHype Sports Writer Jay Cutler and Philip Rivers might not be best of friends, but that wont stop Kris Dielman from buddying up with the Broncos QB. Dielman spent some time with Cutler over at the Pro Bowl in Hawaii and he came away fairly impressed. Turning a blind eye towards the on-field and off-field bitterness between the rival gunslingers, Dielman instead chose to point out the similarities Rivers and Cutler share: |
| "We're all out here in Hawaii having a good time. We'll deal with that during the season. Jay's a good dude. Philip's a good dude. They're two competitors. That's what happens when you have two competitors going at each other." Full Story - Leave a Comment |
| 02/10/09 Blogroll: Matt Loede, ChargerGab Sports Writer The Chargers and their running back situation for 2009 very well may come to a head as soon as this week. Today’s San Diego Union-Tribune talks about the team possibly shocking the league by putting the franchise tag on upcoming free agent RB Darren Sproles. He’s due to hit the open market on February 26th. If he does, he could go the way of Michael Turner, who left via free agency last season and went on for a monster year with the Falcons. Read More - Leave a Comment |
| 02/10/09 Blogroll: SayOw BlogSpot Sports Writer Last week the Chargers announced that they will be wearing a commemorative patch on their jerseys next season to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the team and the AFL. There will also be 2 weekends when the Chargers will be playing one of the 7 other original AFL teams and will get to wear their chosen throwback during those games. The Chargers have chosen to wear the uniform from their 1963 AFL Championship team. Hopefully the Charger team that takes the field next season can be good representatives of the Charger franchise during this anniversary season. Leave a Comment |
| 02/11/09 Blogroll: SayOw BlogSpot Sports Writer The day is quickly approaching for the San Diego Chargers, the day the Chargers will be forced to publicly declare what their intentions are with the greatest runningback their franchise has ever possessed, LaDainian Tomlinson. ary 19th is the day all teams must announce their franchise player. Of course the Chargers don't and won't need to franchise Tomlinson, but if they do put that tag on Darren Sproles, which most think will happen, then it will only add to the speculation of what's going to happen to LT. Read More - Leave a Comment |
| NFL Scouting Combine Feb 19 Deadline to designate franchise and transition players. Deadline for offers to restricted free agents. Feb 27 Veteran free agency signing period begins. Trading period begins. April 17 Signing period ends for restricted free agents. April 25 - 26 NFL Draft, New York City June 28 - July 1 NFL Rookie Symposium Mid-July Training camps open Aug 9 Pro Football Hall of Fame Game Aug 13 - 17 First preseason weekend Sept 1 Roster cut to 75 players Sept 5 Roster cut to 53 players Sept 10 - 14 Kickoff 2009 |
| NFL "Quick Glance" 2009 Calendar |
02/13/09
Blogroll: Rob Zepeda, BoltHype Sports Writer
There is no doubt that Matt Stafford and his cannon of an arm is the best pro
prospect in the 2009 NFL Draft class. He'll likely go number one overall to
the Detroit Lions who desperately need a franchise quarterback. Conversely,
the San Diego Chargers already have their elite signal caller and will likely
not even consider drafting a QB in the first round. In fact, the only positions
the Chargers would consider drafting with the 16th overall pick are Offensive
Tackle, Defensive Tackle, Defensive End, Linebacker, Wide Receiver,
Defensive Back, and Running Back. With that in mind, we've ranked the top
20 overall players who we think would be excellent fits for the San Diego
Chargers:
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Blogroll: Rob Zepeda, BoltHype Sports Writer
There is no doubt that Matt Stafford and his cannon of an arm is the best pro
prospect in the 2009 NFL Draft class. He'll likely go number one overall to
the Detroit Lions who desperately need a franchise quarterback. Conversely,
the San Diego Chargers already have their elite signal caller and will likely
not even consider drafting a QB in the first round. In fact, the only positions
the Chargers would consider drafting with the 16th overall pick are Offensive
Tackle, Defensive Tackle, Defensive End, Linebacker, Wide Receiver,
Defensive Back, and Running Back. With that in mind, we've ranked the top
20 overall players who we think would be excellent fits for the San Diego
Chargers:
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02/13/09
Inside Slant
Are the Chargers still A-OK with having L.T. as their featured running back?
Such a question seemed unlikely this time last year. But after ending his
second straight season on the sidelines when the Chargers needing him
most in the playoffs, that thought is no longer off limits.
After eight seasons of being one of the NFL’s top backs, has time run out on
Tomlinson.
He is coming off his worst season - if one wants to call it that - since he was
drafted No. 5 overall by the Chargers. Still, he rushed for more than 1,100
yards and ran for 11 touchdowns, despite being compromised with a toe
and groin injury.
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Inside Slant
Are the Chargers still A-OK with having L.T. as their featured running back?
Such a question seemed unlikely this time last year. But after ending his
second straight season on the sidelines when the Chargers needing him
most in the playoffs, that thought is no longer off limits.
After eight seasons of being one of the NFL’s top backs, has time run out on
Tomlinson.
He is coming off his worst season - if one wants to call it that - since he was
drafted No. 5 overall by the Chargers. Still, he rushed for more than 1,100
yards and ran for 11 touchdowns, despite being compromised with a toe
and groin injury.
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02/17/09
Blogroll: Rob Zepeda, BoltHype Sports Writer
great deal of success rebuilding the team through the NFL Draft. Indeed,
Smith has become a respected figure in NFL circles based on his keen
Since becoming the San Diego Chargers GM in 2003, AJ Smith has had a
great deal of success rebuilding the team through the NFL Draft. Indeed,
Smith has become a respected figure in NFL circles based on his keen
ability to scout talent. AJ is not one to discuss his football business publicly,
and you would hardly expect him to divulge in detail his plans for the
upcoming draft. But with six drafts under his belt here in San Diego, we
begin to get a better grasp on his approach. Whether we come to
conclusions based on coincidence or trend, there are a few "certainties" we
can expect come draft day...
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Blogroll: Rob Zepeda, BoltHype Sports Writer
great deal of success rebuilding the team through the NFL Draft. Indeed,
Smith has become a respected figure in NFL circles based on his keen
Since becoming the San Diego Chargers GM in 2003, AJ Smith has had a
great deal of success rebuilding the team through the NFL Draft. Indeed,
Smith has become a respected figure in NFL circles based on his keen
ability to scout talent. AJ is not one to discuss his football business publicly,
and you would hardly expect him to divulge in detail his plans for the
upcoming draft. But with six drafts under his belt here in San Diego, we
begin to get a better grasp on his approach. Whether we come to
conclusions based on coincidence or trend, there are a few "certainties" we
can expect come draft day...
Read More - Leave a Comment
02/18/09
Bernie Wilson, AP Sports Writer
SAN DIEGO (AP)—The San Diego Chargers placed the non-
exclusive franchise tag on Darren Sproles on Wednesday,
virtually assuring that the speedy little running back-returner
will be back next season.
Sproles had been scheduled to become an unrestricted free
agent. The Chargers tendered him a one-year contract offer of
approximately $6.6 million, the average of the top five salaried
running backs from 2008.
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Bernie Wilson, AP Sports Writer
SAN DIEGO (AP)—The San Diego Chargers placed the non-
exclusive franchise tag on Darren Sproles on Wednesday,
virtually assuring that the speedy little running back-returner
will be back next season.
Sproles had been scheduled to become an unrestricted free
agent. The Chargers tendered him a one-year contract offer of
approximately $6.6 million, the average of the top five salaried
running backs from 2008.
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| 02/20/09 Inside Slant - Yahoo Sports Now Chargers fans wait for the other cleat to drop. The Chargers took care of one of their offseason task by designating running back/returner Darren Sproles as their franchise player. Next up for general manager A.J. Smith is the contract of LaDainian Tomlinson. But first Smith wanted to restrict Sproles’ dip into the free agency pool. Full Story - Leave a Comment |
| Scouting Combine: Winners And Losers |
02/24/09
Blogroll: Rob Zepeda, BoltHype Sports Writer
Rey Maualuga's name is being linked the to San Diego
Chargers from multiple sources, and for good reason; the
Chargers' defense proved vulnerable last year, especially up
the middle. The loss of an impact player of Shawne
Merriman's caliber certainly didn't help matters, but even by
reaching into the depth chart the Chargers were never able to
fully compensate for Merriman's loss, and they lacked
consistent intensity all season long.
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Blogroll: Rob Zepeda, BoltHype Sports Writer
Rey Maualuga's name is being linked the to San Diego
Chargers from multiple sources, and for good reason; the
Chargers' defense proved vulnerable last year, especially up
the middle. The loss of an impact player of Shawne
Merriman's caliber certainly didn't help matters, but even by
reaching into the depth chart the Chargers were never able to
fully compensate for Merriman's loss, and they lacked
consistent intensity all season long.
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02/24/09
Blogroll: Matt Loede, ChargerGab Sports Writer
The North County Times reports that the Chargers have left the
combine without figuring out what to do with RB LaDainian
Tomlinson and his contract. Here’s the report:
As of Monday evening, the Chargers and representatives for
LaDainian Tomlinson had not come to terms on a contract
renegotiation for the superstar running back.
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Blogroll: Matt Loede, ChargerGab Sports Writer
The North County Times reports that the Chargers have left the
combine without figuring out what to do with RB LaDainian
Tomlinson and his contract. Here’s the report:
As of Monday evening, the Chargers and representatives for
LaDainian Tomlinson had not come to terms on a contract
renegotiation for the superstar running back.
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02/26/09
Bernie Wilson, AP Sports Writer
SAN DIEGO (AP)—LaDainian Tomlinson remained with the
San Diego Chargers in the hours leading up to NFL free
agency and the reopening of the trading period.
Beyond that, there were no specifics coming from either the
Chargers or Tomlinson’s camp about the future of the 2006
NFL MVP.
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Bernie Wilson, AP Sports Writer
SAN DIEGO (AP)—LaDainian Tomlinson remained with the
San Diego Chargers in the hours leading up to NFL free
agency and the reopening of the trading period.
Beyond that, there were no specifics coming from either the
Chargers or Tomlinson’s camp about the future of the 2006
NFL MVP.
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02/26/09
Blogroll: Rob Zepeda, BoltHype Sports Writer
In the weeks leading up to the draft (April 25 will be here before you know it),
I hope to break down the Chargers' roster, position by position, and discuss
their strengths and weaknesses, the good and the bad, the deepest
positions and the roster holes. For the first part of the series, we'll review the
Quarterback position.
You could say that Quarterback was the position in which the Chargers
shined the brightest in 2008. Philip Rivers, following offseason knee
surgery, had a year that set team records for TD's in a season (34) and
Passer Rating (105.5). As the running game stalled with an injured RB and
a weak offensive line, Rivers was forced to throw early and often and ended
up with Pro Bowl caliber numbers.
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Blogroll: Rob Zepeda, BoltHype Sports Writer
In the weeks leading up to the draft (April 25 will be here before you know it),
I hope to break down the Chargers' roster, position by position, and discuss
their strengths and weaknesses, the good and the bad, the deepest
positions and the roster holes. For the first part of the series, we'll review the
Quarterback position.
You could say that Quarterback was the position in which the Chargers
shined the brightest in 2008. Philip Rivers, following offseason knee
surgery, had a year that set team records for TD's in a season (34) and
Passer Rating (105.5). As the running game stalled with an injured RB and
a weak offensive line, Rivers was forced to throw early and often and ended
up with Pro Bowl caliber numbers.
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