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It seems everyas if every year the Los Angeles Chargers have the offensive firepower to make a genuine push at a playoff spot, and maybe more. However, almost every year they encounter injury problems, and the lack of depth starts to show. Players such as Danario Alexander and Branden Oliver (both undrafted) have stepped up big when called upon, but the team has yet to win a playoff game in 10 years.The lack of depth that the Chargers have experienced in recent years may not be the case any more. In fact, the Bolts new offense could be the most talented since the time of Ladanian Tomlinson, Antonio gates in his prime, and a young Philip Rivers.The Chargers recent problems have typically beenat the same three positions- wide receiver, running back, and offensive line. The Chargers attacked the problem at its root this past year in the NFL draft, picking wide receiver Mike Williams at No. 7 and offensive linemen Forrest Lamp and Dan Feeney in the second and third rounds. Theyalso signed running backs An
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