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Tom Telesco and the Chargers can never have enough defenders that can play multiple positions. Derwin James can play anywhere on defense (literally). Melvin Ingram can play halfback if he so chose. Jerry Tillery, the team’s latest first-round pick, can play anywhere along the defensive front from head-up on the center to all the way outside of the tackle. So it’s no surprise that a handful of players that were signed as undrafted free agents are able to fill more than one role on the team. Former Virginia Cavalier Chris Peace is one of those players and I’ve got to say, I’m already impressed by his resume without having seen a ton of film on the guy yet. Peace redshirted his first year on campus before earning his first and only start the following year in 2015 as a defensive end. In his first full season as a starter along the line, Peace had 53 total tackles to go along with 6.5 tackles-for-loss and two sacks while starting all 12 games that year. He went on to start each of his final 26 games from 2017-20
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