Jamal Williams Induction to Chargers Hall of Fame

[chargeroo]

These ceremonies used to happen in Balboa park, correct? Or am I confusing it with something else?

yes

I think they were sponsored by the Britebard Foundation.

[dmac_bolt]

YOU CAN’t RUN … (echo echo …)

best I ever saw

[Riverwalk]

He was as important to the Chargers defense as Aaron Donald to Rams.

[Velo]

YOU CAN’t RUN … (echo echo …)

best I ever saw

That was the mantra when Big 'Mal anchored the center of the Chargers' defense. Remember when Wade Phillips became DC and installed the 3-4 D? It worked because of Big 'Mal. You could not run on the San Diego Chargers' defense. Big 'Mal would take on double and triple teams and wreck blocking schemes.

I remember when Beat hard drafted him in the 1998 supplemental draft. At the time the Chargers, while otherwise sucking (the Leaf era), had a pretty good run defense in a 4-3 scheme anchored by two pretty good DTs - Norman Hand and John Parrella. Big 'Mal backed up these two and learned from them his first few seasons. It helped develop him into the player he eventually became - the best interior defensive lineman in the game. Oh how I wish the Chargers could find another player like him.

[OG619FrightninLightnin]

Who remembers that dirty shot when the Donkeys took out Jamal's ankles.

[Fouts2herbert]

yes

I think they were sponsored by the Britebard Foundation.

There’s no way they’re still doing it here…mist have a new deal set up in LA…

[Fouts2herbert]

That was the mantra when Big 'Mal anchored the center of the Chargers' defense. Remember when Wade Phillips became DC and installed the 3-4 D? It worked because of Big 'Mal. You could not run on the San Diego Chargers' defense. Big 'Mal would take on double and triple teams and wreck blocking schemes.

I remember when Beat hard drafted him in the 1998 supplemental draft. At the time the Chargers, while otherwise sucking (the Leaf era), had a pretty good run defense in a 4-3 scheme anchored by two pretty good DTs - Norman Hand and John Parrella. Big 'Mal backed up these two and learned from them his first few seasons. It helped develop him into the player he eventually became - the best interior defensive lineman in the game. Oh how I wish the Chargers could find another player like him.

It’s all about the interior pressure now, a guy like jamal williams is almost considered a luxury on many ball clubs outside of pittsburg and baltimore…he would basically be a 1-2 down player…

[Riverwalk]

It’s all about the interior pressure now, a guy like jamal williams is almost considered a luxury on many ball clubs outside of pittsburg and baltimore…he would basically be a 1-2 down player…

I was hoping Jordan Davis would fall to the Chargers but he was taken by eagles 4 picks ahead of us. He’s a force at NT that needs to be double teamed.

[powderblueboy]

It’s all about the interior pressure now, a guy like jamal williams is almost considered a luxury on many ball clubs outside of pittsburg and baltimore…he would basically be a 1-2 down player…

He would lose weight then;
He would also learn better technique to rush the passer.

Disagree with you there.

Can anyone find the video of young JWall blasting the ball carrier out of bounds 50 yards down field?

[powderblueboy]

He was the best DL/NT we ever had. Big Hands Johnson and Ernie Ladd were also very good but Williams was a rare talent.

Louie keltcher was also very good.

He had a great game in the epic orange bowl playoff win.....forced the fumble when miami was driving to put the game away.
He clearly outplayed Big Hands that game.

[chargeroo]

Louie keltcher was also very good.

He had a great game in the epic orange bowl playoff win.....forced the fumble when miami was driving to put the game away.
He clearly outplayed Big Hands that game.

I agree, I loved Louie. Remember how we would all yell Louie every time he made a tackle? He was a run stopper for sure but he seldom got after the QB.

That DL was the best we ever had.

[foreigner]

What a way to honor Jamal, totally expected from this franchise.