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Yes, KC has been exposed as the pretenders that they are (only one quality win on the entire season), the Raiders will be better but still come up short, and the Chargers can't be nearly as bad on special teams or experience as many injuries as they did in 2010.
Him, or no one.... and I wouldn't be that upset if it was no one.
WR, CB, S, LB, and a T... not necessarily in that order.
Name escapes me right now, but pretty sure it's the DC from the 49ers. Used to be on the Chargers' staff and 49ers Head Coach Harbaugh is bringing in his own guy (Fangio) for DC.
Gr00vus said:
Here in Tampa, the local sports talk people who are heavy into the Bucs are really sad to see Bisaccia go to the Chargers. He was very highly thought of, and some think he could be a HC someday. They were saying that to keep the Bucs continuity three things needed to happen, Morris needed to have his option picked up (check), Dominik needed to have his option picked up (check) and Biasccia needed to be retained (no check).SD will surely improve in special teams next year (if there is a next year). This sounds like a great hire for the Chargers.
Fouts era with Yellow facemasks and yellow pants with bolts down the leg
SD was the #1 ranked offense AND defense in terms of yards gained. Special teams have to be one of the main reasons they missed the playoffs.Here in Tampa, the local sports talk people who are heavy into the Bucs are really sad to see Bisaccia go to the Chargers. He was very highly thought of, and some think he could be a HC someday. They were saying that to keep the Bucs continuity three things needed to happen, Morris needed to have his option picked up (check), Dominik needed to have his option picked up (check) and Biasccia needed to be retained (no check).SD will surely improve in special teams next year (if there is a next year). This sounds like a great hire for the Chargers.
IMO Norv is Norv so I expect more of the same. I agree pay Vjax. I think that Floyd is a RFA could be UFA be he is a FA.Re-sign Cooper, I herd that Riveria is going to go after him this off-seasonMathews will be fine and Tolbert provides insurance. Teams biggest needs: Oline/Dline, Saftey, WR depth, LBs
Jackson, Floyd, and Naanee are all UFAs.
Pay VJaxif Floyd and/or Naanee are cheap, re-sign, if not, look for another #2 wr or let Seyi compete for it.
Would someone want to pick up Tolbert for a 2nd rounder?
IMO a number of teams should consider it, especially teams with late 2nd round picks. And what about Siler for a seventh?
If VJax and Floyd are back and they still have Crayton and Ajirotutu, why would they want Davis?
Nannee and is "Do you know who I am?" arrest are gone. Vjax, Floyd, Crayton, Seyi and prob a drafted WR will round it out. Davis, if the contract isnt bad, may get a chance to compete.Tolbert will be back since I doubt he is worth a 2nd to anyone else. FB and spot starter if Matthews isnt healthy or holding on to the the ball. I see Tolbert's path = McClain in Balt.
I agree the Def was at its best level when Cooper was in there and if he hits the market I bet you Riveria tries to get him in CarolinaSanders looks like Weddle insurance.
I'm not so sure about that. You can't depend on Sanders's health for one thing. Also, isn't Sanders more of a big hitter/run stopper? If so, I think he's more complimentary to Weddle than a replacement.
I think Weddle is an average NFL saftey. nothing more, nothing less. 7 million seems like a lot to pay him to meI'll be furious if they let Weddle get away. If he catches 2-3 of the picks he dropped last year, he's starting in the Pro Bowl. Charger fans seem to focus on the big plays he doesn't make, instead of giving him credit for always being in the right place and almost always (Jamal Charles and Shonn Greene excluded) making the tackle.Absolutely LOVE the Sanders gamble. 5 picks in the first 3 rounds of what is supposedly an extremely deep draft. This is the year Charger fans. Get your futures in Vegas now.
He also needs to improve his tackling. Way too often he's going in for the big hit (which he's really too small to deliver) and not wrapping up, or just tackling too high on bigger RBs where he should be going at the legs, resulting in busted tackles and extra yardage. To me that's as big a flaw as his problems completing INTs. He's a good S but he could be better.
Add to the fact that Davis struggles when he's completely healthy, and I agree.
Although he isn't perfect, I think Weddle played like one of the top 5-10 safeties in the league, and I doubt I am alone. That doesn't necessarily make him worth $7 mil though.
They had Jimmy Raye on the San Diego sports talk station last night, and he said Liuget was their guy all along. They did take pause when Prince was still available at their pick, but they stuck with their initial decision.
'Polar Dude said:
I was very happy with the Liuget pick. KC and Oak pushed us around last year. With the poor QB's in the AFC West, stopping the run needs to be priority 1A, 1B, and 1C. Liuget should be a big help.I see Kiper has the Bolts taking the WR from Kentucky with one of our 2nd rounders. Sounds good to me.
