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Not sure how anyone can be surprised about the injuries given the history of this team and conditioning. Spanos is cursed, we need him to croak.
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That's my biggest concern, that Lamp's knee isn't right.Etc.Now, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
The Wasted Decade is done.
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The Chargers have placed Hunter Henry, Forrest Lamp and Jason Verrett on the Active/PUP list. Derwin James and Brett Boyko have been placed on Active/NFI.
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Just another day in Chargerland. If you're not hurt, you're not trying.Originally posted by oneinchpunch View PostNow, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
The Wasted Decade is done.
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I wonder if he got this chasing after his muggers.Comment
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I think it's interesting to see Hunter Henry in PUP rather than IR. Maybe they are hoping he can make it back by the end if the year? Ingram did that a few years ago!
Too bad for Verrett, I always really liked him but his career is over.Comment
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From what I understand the PUP designation allows for another player to be added to the 90 man roster, as PUP'ed players aren't counted to that roster. Once they are on IR, they do count on the overall 90 man roster.Last edited by Bolt-O; 07-27-2018, 09:30 PM.
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Jones I think is going to be my dark horse to make a big impact. A position of need and just a feeling he is exactly what we needed on the interior. My daughter is starting at NC State this fall too so have to support the Wolfpack too!Comment
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While it would be nice to see Lamp working full-go in pads with the starting offensive line, with the Chargers already losing Hunter Henry and Jason Verrett for the year, there's no reason to rush Lamp back on the field.
This offseason the Chargers signed Michael Schofield to decent money for a swing tackle at two years and $5 million, including $2.5 million in guaranteed money. Schofield started seven games last year in place of an injured Joe Barksdale at right tackle, and offers versatility because of his ability to play guard.
Schofield has been working at right guard with the first-unit offensive line as Lamp continues to rehab his knee injury.
"There's a reason why we brought him back," Telesco said about Schofield. "He can play tackle, he can play guard. He's smart, tough. In the offseason, he was working at guard and he looked pretty good there -- but there's not a lot of contact going on.
"But I feel confident that he can play that position if need be and he can play tackle if need be -- that was one of the reasons we brought him back, for depth on the offensive line."Now, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
The Wasted Decade is done.
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Eric Williams
Along with Virgil Green, Sean Culkin and Braedon Bowman have been getting first-team reps at tight end. Chargers have ran a lot of 3WR sets. Chargers will be in full pads on Monday.
Ugh. Just sign a TE already.
I bet Gates is just waiting for training camp to end
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Need a TE now!Comment
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