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Originally posted by Boltjolt View PostEgbule is a MLB or SAM? Saw him lined up at both. But Not at DE. Unless TT said something about him playing DE.
https://twitter.com/eric_d_williams/...35045522100224
Chargers select LB Emeke Egbule from Houston at No. 200 in the sixth round. Projects as a LEO DE, based on size (6-2, 245).
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Originally posted by bolts4lyfe View PostOffense:
QB: Philip Rivers, Tyrod Taylor
RB: Melvin Gordon, Austin Eckler, Justin Jackson
WR1: Keenan Allen, Travis Benjamin, Artavis Scott
WR2: Mike Williams, Dylan Cantrell
TE: Hunter Henry, Virgil Green
FB: Derek Watt
LT: Russell Okung, Trey Pipkins
LG: Dan Feeney
OC: Mike Pouncey, Scott Quessenberry
RG: Mike Schofield
RT: Forrest Lamp, Sam Tevi
Deffense:
LDE: Joey Bosa, Isaac Rochelle
NT: Brandon Mebane, Cortez Broughton
DT: Jerry Tillery, Justin Jones
RDE: Melvin Ingram, Egbule Emeke
WLB: Kyzir White, Jatavis Brown
MLB Denzel Perryman, Drue Tranquill
SLB: Thomas Davis, Uchenna Nwosu
RCB: Mike Davis, Trevor Williams
FS: Nasir Adderley, Rayshawn Jenkins, Jaylen Watkins
SS: Derwin James, Adrian Phillips
LCB: Casey Hayward, Desmond King
Special Teams:
P: ???????????
K: Michael Badgley
LS: Mike Windt
Obviously we would like to have serviceable insurance when injuries happen, but on paper the Chargers have upgraded significantly. Tom Telesco has said that now that the draft is over they expect to start looking at free agents to fill in where they may be weakest. Now I selected WR as an area of need just because outside of Mike Williams and Keenan Allen, there isn't much proven commodity. I don't expect a move to be made but I also wouldn't be surprised to see them sign another mid tier veteran for insurance.
Tight end is a position we need to upgrade behind Hunter Henry but I feel they may choose to bring back Antonio Gates on a team/player friendly contract for 1 more year just as a crowd pleasing insurance policy.
The biggest area of need right now is offensive line, but I think the team truly wants to see what they have with Forrest Lamp, I know they want him to be their RT. They also must like Sam Tevi and feel he has room to grow. On Dan Feeney, they may want to give another shot before making any decisions, Which is why I feel they chose to not address the offensive line, like we all hoped they would. Having said I expect they to bring in some competition through free agency.
The defense looks solid all around, On paper this is a offensive coordinators worst nightmare, The DB group is the best I've ever seen in all my years as a fan. The LB group was the primary focus this off season and Telesco did not fail to impress. Even though the Chargers got a guy that I highly coveted in Jerry Tillery, and sealed the 7th round with Broughton who has all the traits to one day become a good player, relying on a 34 year old Mebane and a couple of rookies, is less than ideal. The team has said they really like Justin Jones, and believe he's a starter and will more than likely take over for Mebane in a year or two, he too is still raw. I expect them to address this position in free agency but am not expecting Suh to come walking in anytime soon. I would like them to reach out to Damion Square to see if he wants to come back home.
All and all after the draft, I am very pleased to see what the team looks like on paper, some may not like what was done but I get what they did and am loving the potential of what this team can be this fall. As a writer for BFTB stated in an recent article, this team looks a lot better than it did on Wednesday.
B+ Grade for me
Oh yeah we may need a Punter
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Originally posted by wu-dai clan
"He's an OTTO."
per Tom Telesco, at yesterday's post draft presser.
Of course it is all fluid.
Hell, Kyzir might end up as a 4-3 Hybrid SAM.
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udfa- fits?
Tyler Roemer, San Diego St
Yosuah Nijman, Virginia Tech
Donnell Greene, Minnesota
William Sweet, North Carolina
LJ Scott, Michigan State
Jalin Moore, Appalachian St.
Darrin Hall, Pittsburgh
Tyler Jones, North Carolina St.
Joe Lowery, Ohio
Porter Gustin, USC
Albert Huggins, Clemson
Terrence Alexander, LSU
Brian Peavy, Iowa State
Alijah Holder, Stanford
Jordan Wyatt, SMU
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Originally posted by Xenos View Post
I mean how often do we actually use the OTTO position anyways? The regular season at least has shown that it's a passing league so you're either using extra DBs or trying to get a LB that can play all three downs.
Yeah, Tranquill is strong vs pass,
and weak vs run.
This draft tells me that we are set at CB, with plenty of length there, and that we are confident with Lamp moving forward. My latest guess is that he starts at ORT.
Of course it all remains to be seen, but Forrest was moving quite well during recent ladder drills.
Xenos, are you happier with our depth now ? I am.
We play modern defensive football...
Last edited by wu-dai clan; 04-28-2019, 07:29 AM.We do not play modern football.
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Originally posted by wu-dai clan View Post
Spot on.
Yeah, Tranquill is strong vs pass,
and weak vs run.
This draft tells me that we are set at CB, with plenty of length there, and that we are confident with Lamp moving forward. My latest guess is that he starts at ORT.
Of course it all remains to be seen, but Forrest was moving quite well during recent ladder drills.
Xenos, are you happier with our depth now ? I am.
We play modern defensive football...
As for Tranquill, we'll see what happens with him against the run. Maybe he can beef up more or learn from the current guys. Reading more about him, he has the Weddle level smarts. If he's a good tackler, he can overcome being run over.
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Originally posted by Xenos View Post
I see Lamp more at RG due to the type of player that Rivers is. I'm still worried about the depth at the TE and Corner position. Here's hoping that all our key contributors stay healthy this year.
As for Tranquill, we'll see what happens with him against the run. Maybe he can beef up more or learn from the current guys. Reading more about him, he has the Weddle level smarts. If he's a good tackler, he can overcome being run over.Last edited by SYB; 04-28-2019, 08:24 AM.
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Originally posted by alex8080 View Postudfa- fits?
Tyler Roemer, San Diego St
Yosuah Nijman, Virginia Tech
Donnell Greene, Minnesota
William Sweet, North Carolina
LJ Scott, Michigan State
Jalin Moore, Appalachian St.
Darrin Hall, Pittsburgh
Tyler Jones, North Carolina St.
Joe Lowery, Ohio
Porter Gustin, USC
Albert Huggins, Clemson
Terrence Alexander, LSU
Brian Peavy, Iowa State
Alijah Holder, Stanford
Jordan Wyatt, SMUNow, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
The Wasted Decade is done.
Build Back Better.
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Originally posted by Xenos View Post
So adding Davis we got three and I think Tranquill will eventually take Phillips spot in 2020.Last edited by Boltjolt; 04-28-2019, 08:48 AM.
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