Official 2015 Draft Discussion

[CTrout]

Chickillo had a great game.
Reminds me of the type of player Chargers pass on and the Ravens, 9ers or Steelers take in the 4th
and he ends up being a solid player.

[Fleet]

Jameis at my sons school tonight. Must be training with the local QB guru in prep for the draft.

[Stinky Wizzleteats+]

So Torrey Pines still doesn't have any Black students? Tom Waddle was the last one I recall...

[Fleet]

They have a few. lol

[Mister Hoarse]

Tiger Woods has probably spread a few around town by now.
Lock up your daughters until the combine.

[richpjr]

So Torrey Pines still doesn't have any Black students? Tom Waddle was the last one I recall...

Come on now, it wasn't all white even back when I went there a long time ago!

[Stinky Wizzleteats+]

95% iirc. So I exaggerated by a few...

[bonehead]

Come on now, it wasn't all white even back when I went there a long time ago!

cmon rich, the cafeteria lady doesn't count

[Guest]

cmon rich, the cafeteria lady doesn't count

Wasn't just her. There was an Asian kid there as well.

[richpjr]

95% iirc. So I exaggerated by a few...

Without actually going back and looking at an old yearbook, that might not be that far off...

[Stinky Wizzleteats+]

Chargers notes on Day 1 of the Senior Bowl

January, 21, 2015
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Like you, I’m watching coverage of the Senior Bowl on the NFL Network from home this week.

While it would be nice to be on hand in Mobile, Alabama, getting an up-close look at individual drill work in person, a lot can be gleaned from the daily television coverage of practice.




2015 NFL DRAFT

NFL DraftRound 1: April 30, time TBA
Rds. 2-3: May 1, TBA
Rds. 4-7: May 2, TBA
Where: Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University, Chicago
MORE KEY DATES
Declaration deadline: Jan. 15
2015 Senior Bowl: Jan. 24
2015 Scouting Combine: Feb. 17-23

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Here are a few thoughts and observations on players who could make some sense for the San Diego Chargers in this year’s NFL draft. I watched the North team practice.

Laken Tomlinson, OG, Duke: At 6-foot-3 and 323 pounds, I thought Tomlinson showed good power and did a nice job staying low and not getting off balance during one-on-one pass-protection drills. An All-ACC performer, Tomlinson is a four-year starter who earned his degree in December in psychology and evolutionary anthropology and would like to explore a career in the medical field once his playing days are over. Tomlinson is smart player who would be a good fit for Chargers offensive line coach Joe D’Alessandris.

T.J. Clemmings, OT, Pittsburgh: At 6-5 and 307 pounds, Clemmings passes the eye test. He moves well and appears to have the athletic ability to deal with elite edge rushers. However, he’s raw in terms of technique. Clemmings will have a steep learning curve at the next level.

Devin Smith, WR, Ohio State: Smith showed good body control and the ability to make contested catches during one-on-one drills. He’s a speed demon, and you can’t ignore his production for the Buckeyes -- he finished with 30 touchdown catches and averaged 20.7 yards per reception in four seasons at Ohio State.

Henry Anderson, DE, Stanford: At 6-6 and 287 pounds, I like Anderson’s versatility, playing up and down the defensive line for the Cardinal. He also showed good energy and a relentless nature in pass-rush drills.

Hau'oli Kikaha, DE, Washington: At 6-2, 246 pounds, Kikaha is a natural pass rusher who finished with 19 sacks for the Huskies in his final season. He appeared to struggle in pass coverage but could be a fit for a team like San Diego looking for more speed off the edge in passing situations. Kikaha played in 3-4 and 4-3 defensive schemes at Washington.

[Wheels]

LT!