Speaker 1: Hey, what is up everybody?
Speaker 2: Welcome to the Guilty and Charge Podcast, presented by the
Speaker 2: Chargers Podcast Network. My name is Stephen and I am
Speaker 2: the host. As always, coming to you on a Monday evening.
Speaker 2: You guys, we listened to this early in the week
Speaker 2: than usual on Tuesday, and happy to dive into free
Speaker 2: agency today with my guy Tyler.
Speaker 1: Tyler, what I mean? How you doing today? Steven?
Speaker 3: I am ready to podcast with enthusiasm unknown to mankind.
Speaker 4: Let's do this.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. That was a great video that the Chargers did.
Speaker 2: The Ravens also added an interview of Jack Harbaugh as
Speaker 2: well on their channel, so it was a lot of fun.
Speaker 2: But we'll we're gonna dive into the start of free
Speaker 2: agency today, also talk about some future needs draft implications
Speaker 2: maybe if we have time about anything that's.
Speaker 1: Going on today before we dive in.
Speaker 2: As always, Tyler and I are fans of the team
Speaker 2: just like you guys are. The opinions that we expressed
Speaker 2: on the show are not always reflective of the opinions
Speaker 2: of the Chargers organization. Instead, it is just that it
Speaker 2: is our opinions and we're very grateful to have this
Speaker 2: platform and be able to dive into things like this. So,
Speaker 2: like I said, we're recording this on Monday evening, the
Speaker 2: first day of the legal tamp brain period is about
Speaker 2: to come to an end. It's five PM as of
Speaker 2: recording this. The start of the new league year is
Speaker 2: on Wednesday. You guys will be listening to this on Tuesday.
Speaker 2: So apologies if it's not completely up to date of
Speaker 2: what we are going to talk about today. But Tyler,
Speaker 2: I think it's only fair that we discuss the latest
Speaker 2: news around mister Austin Eckler as it currently stands. He
Speaker 2: is slated to sign with the Washington Commanders. It is
Speaker 2: a reunion of sorts with Anthony Linn. And we'll get
Speaker 2: to some of the Chargers specific news here in a
Speaker 2: minute in terms of additions and things like that. But
Speaker 2: I felt that it's only right to start with Austin
Speaker 2: Eckler because he's given so much to the franchise, and
Speaker 2: I know it didn't end well. I know he battled
Speaker 2: through some injuries and things like that. But one of
Speaker 2: the best and coolest stories of Chargers football over the
Speaker 2: last twenty years that I can remember, going from an
Speaker 2: undrafted free agent who was not even projected to be
Speaker 2: like a practice squad of player to becoming a true
Speaker 2: core piece of the franchise over the last eight years.
Speaker 2: So I wanted to give a shout out to Austin
Speaker 2: Ekler for everything he's done for the Chargers, everything that
Speaker 2: he's battled through to overcome these you know, the circumstances
Speaker 2: that were given him, played through some injuries, everything like that,
Speaker 2: and was one of the most productive players in the
Speaker 2: NFL over the last seven eight years. So I'm gonna
Speaker 2: miss WA Washington and play. I'm gonna have to get
Speaker 2: a new jersey because he is one of my jerseys.
Speaker 2: But wish him nothing but the best in Washington, and
Speaker 2: I think it's pretty cool that he is, you know,
Speaker 2: reuniting with former head coach Anthony Lynn.
Speaker 3: Yeah, anything but the AFC definitely not the AFC West.
Speaker 3: So congratulations to Austin Eckler. I hope you have a
Speaker 3: great rest of your career, whether it's in Washington or
Speaker 3: if he goes somewhere else after that phenomenal player to
Speaker 3: watch over several years since he joined the league in
Speaker 3: twenty seventeen undrafted free agent. Every year a Chargers undrafted
Speaker 3: free agent makes it, but there's the difference between making
Speaker 3: it and then being one of the best at your
Speaker 3: position for several years. And that was Austin Eckler and
Speaker 3: the moment he stepped onto that field, not worring number thirty,
Speaker 3: I believe it was number three. He went out there
Speaker 3: and crushed it and we fell in love with his game, receiving, rushing,
Speaker 3: special teams, you name it. And from there on he
Speaker 3: just captivated Chargers fans and stole their heart. So he
Speaker 3: was awesome to watch. Wishing nothing at the best.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Hunrember sent so well, we'll see how that goes
Speaker 2: monitor that situation. Like I mentioned, we'll dive into some
Speaker 2: of the Chargers specific reactions here. And secondly, I think
Speaker 2: on this list we do have to discuss the future return.
Speaker 2: All of these vis are not official. Yeah that they
Speaker 2: are still technically unofficial. They have not been announced and
Speaker 2: confirmed by the team yet. But mister Alohi Gillman is
Speaker 2: returning to the Chargers, according to the NFL Network Insiders,
Speaker 2: on a two year eleven million dollar contract. What are
Speaker 2: your thoughts here as we kind of talked about solving
Speaker 2: free agency, solving safety and free agency, excuse me, and
Speaker 2: the Chargers take a big step forward there by bringing
Speaker 2: Alohi Gillman back.
Speaker 3: Yeah, problem solved. Congratulations to him. There may not have
Speaker 3: been a more deserving player. I mean, this guy has
Speaker 3: fought from being one hundred and eighty sixth overall pick
Speaker 3: in that draft to now getting this contract and supposedly
Speaker 3: being with the team for the next couple of years.
Speaker 4: He was my breakout candidate.
Speaker 3: He's the player I thought would break out, and he
Speaker 3: was doing some good things in the spring, some great
Speaker 3: things in camp, and he just stole the show the
Speaker 3: entire rest of the way. I think he got a
Speaker 3: game ball from us maybe three times this past season.
Speaker 3: I think he had more game balls from us than
Speaker 3: anybody else. And he totally broke out. He was tenth
Speaker 3: the top ten enforcing completion rate, forced fumbles, passes, broken up,
Speaker 3: wins above replacement, and overall great in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 3: And I think he's just perfect for what the Chargers
Speaker 3: need moving forward and moving forward on defense with Derwin James.
Speaker 3: And here's a quote from Derwin James last year. Last spring,
Speaker 3: he said, I have a lot of confidence in him
Speaker 3: as my safety partner. He's a guy that's consistent. Everyone
Speaker 3: here counts on him. Everyone knows he's going to be
Speaker 3: where he needs to be. And at this point, I
Speaker 3: think you and I have watched somewhere between twenty to
Speaker 3: thirty hours of Michigan defense, the same three, four five
Speaker 3: games over and over and over again. And it's so
Speaker 3: apparent with Jesse Minter and this defense and in this scheme,
Speaker 3: you have to be the scheme.
Speaker 4: You played to the scheme.
Speaker 3: It's not an individual defense where you know, you try
Speaker 3: to make your plays and leave everybody else hanging out
Speaker 3: to dry. It's about each other and about playing for
Speaker 3: one another. And it's so important that you know. I've
Speaker 3: watched I think eight defensive guys that are draftable from
Speaker 3: Michigan on defense, and every single one of them, from
Speaker 3: the best projected player to the guy who might be
Speaker 3: an undrafted free agent, they all play for each other
Speaker 3: and their very scheme sound. They're very smart, they rarely
Speaker 3: make mistakes. They tackle and that's a Lowhi Gilman, so
Speaker 3: I think he's just a perfect player for the Chargers
Speaker 3: in general, but also for this defense. I think it's
Speaker 3: fantastic that he's going to return to the Chargers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it's great as well.
Speaker 2: Obviously, the Chargers hired his former safeties coach from Notre
Speaker 2: Dame too, so it kind of helps build that continuity,
Speaker 2: even though he'll be learning a new scheme. I think
Speaker 2: this is great news, and I think it's a contract
Speaker 2: that is well deserved in this kind of safety market
Speaker 2: that's become a little stagnant overall in the NFL. But
Speaker 2: you look at what Alohi has been able to bring
Speaker 2: to the Chargers, and it's just that spark club mentality,
Speaker 2: you know. I felt like any time the Chargers needed
Speaker 2: a turnover, needed a big hit on somebody, needed a
Speaker 2: big pass breakup, it was it almost always felt like
Speaker 2: it was a Lohi Gilman in terms of the coverage players,
Speaker 2: you know, working alongside Derwin James. So he just has
Speaker 2: that innate ability to always be around the football, and
Speaker 2: it's it's a trait that that translates and and it
Speaker 2: doesn't necessarily automatically equate to like being you know, the
Speaker 2: most athletic or the biggest player or you know, the
Speaker 2: first round pick, like although he just has that ability
Speaker 2: to find the football and make plays. And I think
Speaker 2: one more reason why I'm excited here is specifically because
Speaker 2: I think we will see him play a little bit
Speaker 2: more of his natural position, which is more of like
Speaker 2: the strong safety position. This year, he had to do
Speaker 2: a lot of free safety looks this this past couple
Speaker 2: of seasons because of you know, putting Drwin James around
Speaker 2: the box and things like that. But I think we've
Speaker 2: we've kind of learned that there might be some more
Speaker 2: slot packages in store for Derwin James, which would allow
Speaker 2: Alohi Gilman to play more around the box, play more,
Speaker 2: you know, closer to the football and use his instincts,
Speaker 2: use his ability to make plays on the ball, and
Speaker 2: get him more active. And I think that's a huge
Speaker 2: thing for him as well. So, you know, I know
Speaker 2: that this is a guy who was a six round
Speaker 2: draft pick, but he's continued to get better and better
Speaker 2: and better every single year of his career, and I
Speaker 2: think that can still happen. I think that's you know,
Speaker 2: this is a guy who can still continue to improve,
Speaker 2: be a leader in the back end of the defense,
Speaker 2: be a trend setter, a tone setter, if you will.
Speaker 2: And I'm excited to see how this pans out because
Speaker 2: I think this is a great fit for the scheme.
Speaker 2: I think it's a great contract, a deserved contract. You know,
Speaker 2: he posted a video on Instagram himself, you know, of
Speaker 2: him longboarding around his condo, apartment complex, whatever the case is.
Speaker 2: So he's very excited, as you know, for himself. And
Speaker 2: I think this overall was a great way to start
Speaker 2: free agency. And I'm excited to have Alohi Gilling back
Speaker 2: in Powder Blue.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Just go look at the last couple of years. Joe
Speaker 3: Hartiz talked about he's looking for players. I think he
Speaker 3: mentioned more specifically the draft, but guys that are always
Speaker 3: locked in, whether the up thirty or down thirty in
Speaker 3: the fourth quarter, you name it. Like those guys that
Speaker 3: are always locked in. And that was a Lowhi Gilman.
Speaker 3: You know he watched the first few games, watched the
Speaker 3: Minnesota game. You know, he's covering the Titan Hawkinson. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and you know, breaks up a pass and he shuts
Speaker 3: down a run at the goal line, you know, the
Speaker 3: previous drive which prevents the Vikings from scoring. He gets
Speaker 3: a fourth down stop against the Packers. He creates interceptions
Speaker 3: against the Bears. Like, this guy is just a playmaker,
Speaker 3: and I'm so excited at the keeping him around. You know,
Speaker 3: last year, I think Khalil Mack, I think inarguably was
Speaker 3: the best defensive player overall, but Giblan was the spark.
Speaker 3: Giblin was the spark that generated one turnover, two turnovers
Speaker 3: or force a turnover on downs that gave the offense
Speaker 3: a chance.
Speaker 2: Again, yeah, one percent agree there. It was a true
Speaker 2: pleasure watching him play last year. Take that next step
Speaker 2: and I think we'll see another big step this year,
Speaker 2: working with Jesse Minters defense, reunited with his old position coach,
Speaker 2: continue to build with Derwin James.
Speaker 1: Like that's that's the thing.
Speaker 2: A lot a lot of like safety play is so
Speaker 2: it's so mental, right, Like it's a position where you
Speaker 2: really have to rely on in stings and you know
Speaker 2: high IQ ten and a lot of that is just
Speaker 2: kind of being in the same place, working with the
Speaker 2: same people. And this is you know, last year was
Speaker 2: his first year heading into the season where he was
Speaker 2: projected to be the starter. This here will be a
Speaker 2: year two, another year worth working with Derwin James and
Speaker 2: you know, getting back to some familiar roots. I think
Speaker 2: it's gonna be huge for him, so I'm really excited
Speaker 2: about this. Again, the Chargers have not made it official
Speaker 2: as of recording this. I would expect that to happen
Speaker 2: at some point soon. But great deal for for a
Speaker 2: low he great deal for the Chargers. Really excited that
Speaker 2: they got this done. The next deal that I think
Speaker 2: we should touch on is the addition of Gus Edwards.
Speaker 2: The running back market got off to a little bit
Speaker 2: of a hot start today with DeAndre Swift going to
Speaker 2: the Bears on on a pretty big deal, and I
Speaker 2: think that kind of set the tone for they about
Speaker 2: Josh Jacobs to the Packers. You had Saquon Barkley to
Speaker 2: the Eagles. We just talked about Austin Eckler, so a
Speaker 2: lot of moving parts. Tony Pollard to the Titans. So
Speaker 2: the Chargers end up not settling for but but finding
Speaker 2: a reunion of sorts with Gus Edwards. They the deal is,
Speaker 2: according to Tom Pelasero, a two year, six point five
Speaker 2: million dollar contract. This is a guy that is obviously
Speaker 2: familiar with Greg Roman as well as Joe Ortiz, the
Speaker 2: guy who drafted him. So I think this is a
Speaker 2: great value we kind of talked about this being like
Speaker 2: the area of running back that the Chargers should be
Speaker 2: kind of shopping for, if you will, So, Tyler, what
Speaker 2: are your thoughts about how Gus Edwards fits in the
Speaker 2: Charge offense going forward?
Speaker 4: Oh, perfectly.
Speaker 3: It's a perfect fit obviously because of the connection, specifically
Speaker 3: with the Ravens and with Greg Roman. With Greg Roman
Speaker 3: from twenty nineteen to twenty twenty two when Roman was
Speaker 3: the offensive coordinator, Gus Edwards was tight with Derrick Henry
Speaker 3: for fourth most rushing yards overexpected per attempt over that span,
Speaker 3: so it's perfect. Reuniting him with Greg Roman is excellent.
Speaker 3: The Chargers are obviously going to want to run the
Speaker 3: ball more and even if not more more effectively, and
Speaker 3: Gus Edwards certainly helps with that.
Speaker 4: We had weighed different ways the Chargers could go.
Speaker 3: Could they go with one bigger name or several, you know,
Speaker 3: like mid tiers, smaller contracts like with Gus Edwards or
Speaker 3: Zach Moss, etc.
Speaker 4: And I think this contract is perfect. It's perfect for
Speaker 4: the Chargers. And we'll talk.
Speaker 3: About some other moves, but with Gilman with Gus Edwards,
Speaker 3: and we'll talk about Will Disley in just a bit.
Speaker 3: The Chargers have now specifically targeted positions that in the
Speaker 3: draft are very quote unquote week They're not perceived to
Speaker 3: be great positions in the draft. So the Chargers finding
Speaker 3: either familiarity or the right scheme fit or whatever in
Speaker 3: three positions of need they needed to address these in
Speaker 3: some way. Doing that before the draft is great because
Speaker 3: now they can go into the draft and say, okay, well,
Speaker 3: instead of having to reach for XYZ position because we
Speaker 3: really need one, let's just play the strengths of the
Speaker 3: draft and go receiver, detackle, off to tackle, whatever it
Speaker 3: is the Chargers. It's just an a plus start to
Speaker 3: free agency. Again, we'll get into the other moves and
Speaker 3: there'll be more for sure, but it's just such a
Speaker 3: great start. With safety, running back, and tight end reportedly
Speaker 3: addressed early. Now the Chargers are just set to sit
Speaker 3: in the perfect spots in the draft for the best
Speaker 3: position groups. I mean, it's great stuff, great starts so far.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I completely agree to how things have started off
Speaker 2: so far. And I think Edwards obviously it's a very
Speaker 2: natural fit. He's played in the Greg Roman offense for
Speaker 2: the bulk of his career to this point. And you
Speaker 2: mentioned a bunch of the key statistics there, but also
Speaker 2: he was fourth in short yardage goal to go success
Speaker 2: rate in the league amoung qualified backs, and previously the
Speaker 2: charges running backs were thirtieth. So it was a real
Speaker 2: weakness of the team was to convert those situations and
Speaker 2: a lot of it was it just like we talked
Speaker 2: about all year. It wasn't always the running back issue, right,
Speaker 2: Like there were just always seemed to be like some
Speaker 2: random issue that popped up, you know, on fourth downs.
Speaker 2: It felt like all season long. But Gus Edwards has
Speaker 2: that ability to just be that hammerhead.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: He's a very large running back.
Speaker 2: I think weighs two hundred and forty pounds, Like he
Speaker 2: is that physical downhill presence and we kind of talked about,
Speaker 2: you know, some of the other potential running back fits,
Speaker 2: but Gus Edwards is the perfect fit for what Greg
Speaker 2: Roman and Jim Harbaugh want to do in terms of
Speaker 2: the you know, early down, short yardage situations. He's obviously
Speaker 2: has experience there just in terms of wins above replacement
Speaker 2: because we've revererenced that before. He was twenty eighth out
Speaker 2: of fifty nine qualified running backs last year. So this
Speaker 2: is This is not like a you know, this obviously
Speaker 2: is not one of the top running backs in the league.
Speaker 2: But I think in terms of his specific role, he
Speaker 2: can execute it very well. He can elevate the floor
Speaker 2: of the charters running back room and be able to
Speaker 2: give them exactly the kind of tone setter that they want.
Speaker 2: And they want to be able to be physical, get
Speaker 2: downhill and Gus Edwards, Gus Edwards will do that for you.
Speaker 2: I don't necessarily think this deal precludes them from signing
Speaker 2: another running back if they want to go kind of
Speaker 2: get another cheap running back, and we can talk about that.
Speaker 2: But I want your thoughts here, Tyler about specifically, maybe
Speaker 2: like how does this affect the draft at all in
Speaker 2: terms of the type of running back or maybe some
Speaker 2: targets that you might have later on, because we talked about, like,
Speaker 2: you know, circumstances if you draft Derek or if you
Speaker 2: signed Derek Henry, Like what does that do if you
Speaker 2: sign Saquon Barkley, what does that do for a guy
Speaker 2: like Gus Edwards who is gonna be on a short
Speaker 2: term to your deal? He is not like that true,
Speaker 2: like RB one, Like what are you looking for now
Speaker 2: in terms of a draft target.
Speaker 4: For year one.
Speaker 3: I'm looking for someone who is a bit more of
Speaker 3: a pass catcher or maybe has some sort of home
Speaker 3: run speed, something that's a bit more explosive and not
Speaker 3: that Gus Edwards is. But like you mentioned, a two
Speaker 3: hundred and forty pounds back, bigger guy, short yardage contact,
Speaker 3: that sort of thing. So go find someone who's moybe
Speaker 3: stylistically a bit different. If you find someone who's similar,
Speaker 3: that's also fine too. I totally get it that is
Speaker 3: a bit more Greg Roman style and Jim Harbaugh's style
Speaker 3: isn't that physicality. But I think you're looking for someone
Speaker 3: at different points in the draft who fits that bill.
Speaker 3: If you're thinking really late in the draft, Like I
Speaker 3: really like Blake Watson out of Memphis as more of
Speaker 3: a pass catcher back. Every year there's someone out of
Speaker 3: Memphis I fall in love with, and they're always good.
Speaker 3: So Blake Watson is definitely a name to keep an
Speaker 3: eye on there if you're going that route. But I
Speaker 3: also would honestly consider the two running backs the Chargers
Speaker 3: currently have. We'll see, but we haven't seen much either
Speaker 3: with both of these guys, so I'm curious how HORTI
Speaker 3: is how Harbaugh roman evaluate these guys, because to me,
Speaker 3: Isaiah Spiller is best right now as a pass catcher,
Speaker 3: and I thought that was a parent at least coming
Speaker 3: out of college, and I thought that that was something
Speaker 3: that he could really provide to this team while they
Speaker 3: had other running backs who maybe started.
Speaker 4: He was a really good pass catcher, So I think
Speaker 4: that kind of could fit.
Speaker 3: And then Elijah Dotson, I just think his specific type
Speaker 3: is kind of what the Chargers might be looking for
Speaker 3: if they want a stylistically different player. So while I
Speaker 3: think that they could address it in the draft, I
Speaker 3: think it's I think it's someone later on. I think
Speaker 3: it's a more twitchy, a bit more receiving.
Speaker 4: Type of back.
Speaker 3: But I think that does also allow Spiller and Dotson
Speaker 3: to be a part of this offense because I think
Speaker 3: they do bring different things that Gus Edwards maybe doesn't.
Speaker 3: And if you look at the way the Ravens deployed things,
Speaker 3: did find other guys like a Justice Hill to try
Speaker 3: to be more of a receiver back, if you will,
Speaker 3: a third down back to what kind of guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think if you if you look at the
Speaker 2: way that the Ravens had constructed the room. In the past,
Speaker 2: they almost always, I feel like, have a guy who
Speaker 2: they trusted to kind of do everything, and then a
Speaker 2: physical goal to go short yardage guy and then a speed,
Speaker 2: you know, pass catcher, special teams player. So obviously you
Speaker 2: know what the Chargers feel like with Isaiah Spiller and
Speaker 2: Elijah Doatson remains to be seen. But they have their
Speaker 2: short yardage guy. They obviously do not have a guy
Speaker 2: that they trust fully to be like a true rby
Speaker 2: one at.
Speaker 1: This point in time.
Speaker 2: Maybe that becomes something probably that they address next year.
Speaker 1: But I tend to agree.
Speaker 2: You look at the balance that the Ravens had this
Speaker 2: past season with Gus Edwards and Keaton Mitchell specifically in
Speaker 2: like the second half of the season, like Keaton Mitchell
Speaker 2: was the perfect compliment to Gus Edwards. You mentioned a
Speaker 2: couple of guys there. I know a lot of people
Speaker 2: in charge or just Twitter like Camani Vigall as well,
Speaker 2: you know Marshall Lloyd has the connection to you know,
Speaker 2: the coaching staff. Obviously, maybe Gus Edwards gives you the
Speaker 2: flexibility to take somebody who could be more in early
Speaker 2: down back as well, and maybe you get you know,
Speaker 2: Elijah Dotsons is to kind of handle your your pass
Speaker 2: catching duties going forward.
Speaker 1: So it is gonna be really interesting.
Speaker 2: I know Jordan Reid was on this channel a couple
Speaker 2: of weeks ago talking about Braylan Allen from Wisconsin being like.
Speaker 1: The perfect Jim Harbaugh guy.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I would want to two hundred
Speaker 2: and forty pound backs, but maybe the Chargers do. Maybe
Speaker 2: they do want that kind of physicality and the running
Speaker 2: back room to really set the town going forward.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would agree, And just looking through the list
Speaker 3: of running backs that I've watched, I don't know if
Speaker 3: that means that Blake Quorum is the best fit. And again,
Speaker 3: unless they want to double down at the specific type,
Speaker 3: although Blake Orham smaller, five seven, et cetera. But like
Speaker 3: Audric Estime from Notre Dame, I don't think like he
Speaker 3: is the fit if they want something different. I don't
Speaker 3: think Kendall Milton from Georgia later on guy is quite
Speaker 3: the fit there, so like I don't think Isaiah Davis
Speaker 3: is quite the fit if they want someone different. So,
Speaker 3: like you said, Marshawn Lloyd again, Blake Watson, who I
Speaker 3: really like, Dylan Law from New Hampshire. I think Benson
Speaker 3: could still work because, like you said, he do it
Speaker 3: all back. I think that totally fits, but probably too early.
Speaker 3: So I really do like the rounds like three to five,
Speaker 3: if not six and seven as well of this class.
Speaker 3: But I do like that the Chargers got Edwards to
Speaker 3: just kind of be their guy for sure. Should they
Speaker 3: miss out on a couple of guys because there aren't
Speaker 3: a ton in this class.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you don't want to go into the draft
Speaker 2: with still needing a guy to like set your tone,
Speaker 2: like gusaid, We're just going to come in and be
Speaker 2: that guy.
Speaker 1: So again, pretty good.
Speaker 2: Value here for the Chargers in terms of total contract value.
Speaker 2: He's going to come in a million dollars less than
Speaker 2: what PFF had Hitim projected, So you know, the Chargers
Speaker 2: probably felt like they couldn't, you know, afford one of
Speaker 2: the expensive running backs because frankly, they were pretty expensive.
Speaker 2: So Gus Edwards, I'm a fan of this deal. The
Speaker 2: next one here obviously this is first day day one,
Speaker 2: but Will Disney Man, the Chargers have a blocking tight end.
Speaker 2: I'm so excited about this one. I've said this on
Speaker 2: our channel for years. The Seattle Seahawks tight end room
Speaker 2: has been my favorite room to watch because all three
Speaker 2: of their guys could block, could catch, do everything. So
Speaker 2: Will Disney specifically, he's going to be your inline blocking
Speaker 2: tight end. He's not going to offer you a ton
Speaker 2: of receiving upside, but in the run game, he's a
Speaker 2: guy that again is going to set the tone. This
Speaker 2: is a sixty five, two hundred and sixty pounds tight
Speaker 2: end and from argin men on our guy, he's he
Speaker 2: said that. Will Disley has been top eighteen among all
Speaker 2: tight ends in run blocking eight grade each of the
Speaker 2: last three seasons. In twenty twenty he was injured, but
Speaker 2: the last three seasons he was a fantastic blocker. Last
Speaker 2: season he was actually second in the league in run
Speaker 2: blocking grade. And this is a great fit for what
Speaker 2: the Chargers have needed. Again, similar to us Edwards, you
Speaker 2: just need somebody to come in stabilize the room, set
Speaker 2: the tone, be able to handle all the dirty work
Speaker 2: that you need of a true tight end to in
Speaker 2: this kind of offense. Will Desey is going to bring
Speaker 2: all that and more. Obviously has a connection to Sanday Law,
Speaker 2: the wide receivers coach of the Chargers, formerly of the
Speaker 2: Seattle Seahawks.
Speaker 1: So just checks a lot of boxes.
Speaker 2: I've been asking for a blocking tight end ever since
Speaker 2: Virgil Green broke his ankle a.
Speaker 1: Few years ago.
Speaker 2: So this is this is a real great move from
Speaker 2: the Chargers, good value, and since he was cut by
Speaker 2: the Seattle Seahawks, he does not count against the compic formula.
Speaker 1: We know how much Joe Ortiz loves those compics.
Speaker 4: Yeah, cycle of compicks.
Speaker 3: Here we go, Steven. I don't know if the Chargers
Speaker 3: are going to win a Super Bowl this year, but
Speaker 3: this is our Super Bowl up. Blocking tight end is
Speaker 3: our Super Bowl. We have been asking for one for
Speaker 3: years now because when you turn on the film, you're
Speaker 3: watching a game live, when you see protections breakdown or
Speaker 3: maybe the Chargers can't run the football, and the first
Speaker 3: thought is what, it's the play callers, it's the offensive line,
Speaker 3: it's the running backs. The tight ends don't always get
Speaker 3: brought up when you're watching the broadcast view. You turn
Speaker 3: on the film next few days and you just see,
Speaker 3: unfortunately over the past several years and several players they
Speaker 3: just could not hold up blocking wise, and that the
Speaker 3: call was great, the offensive.
Speaker 4: Line protected well.
Speaker 3: I think the running back went the right way, but
Speaker 3: just because the tight end could not hold that block
Speaker 3: and sustain that block, the run game suffered. It was
Speaker 3: unfortunate to watch just those the one play or player
Speaker 3: just not.
Speaker 4: Quite hold up with Disney. You get that.
Speaker 3: And if you're curious what the Seattle tight end blocking
Speaker 3: group looks like, go look at the two hundred and
Speaker 3: seventeen yards and two touchdowns they put up on the
Speaker 3: Chargers a couple of years ago.
Speaker 4: Like, I promise they can block.
Speaker 3: And that's when I really fell in love with how
Speaker 3: Seattle blocked because rewatching that game, it wasn't just like
Speaker 3: a good player, it was a really great system and
Speaker 3: they blocked well, and they blocked together and so distantly
Speaker 3: doing that for the Chargers.
Speaker 4: It's pretty good stuff.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: Like, I'm really really excited.
Speaker 3: The big question, I think, more so than any name
Speaker 3: we've brought up so far, is how does this impact
Speaker 3: the draft, and in particular one individual in brock Bowers.
Speaker 3: I think I personally believe it mostly rules out a
Speaker 3: tight end every other point in the draft, although I'm
Speaker 3: not opposed by any means, but this specifically related to
Speaker 3: brock Bowers. How do you feel now that Disley has
Speaker 3: reportedly signed of the Chargers.
Speaker 4: Odds are taking Bowers at five.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think, like you mentioned in terms of a
Speaker 2: late tight end, like I don't think you need to
Speaker 2: do like the whole like a J. Barner thing or
Speaker 2: like Tip Ryman in terms of like the late day
Speaker 2: three blocking tight ends. If you're going to get a
Speaker 2: tight end in the draft, it's got to be somebody
Speaker 2: who can bring some dual upside in terms of being
Speaker 2: a blocker and a pass catcher.
Speaker 1: The stuff. With Howers, I just.
Speaker 2: I think at number five he's a value because I
Speaker 2: think he's a generational tight end prospect. But from a
Speaker 2: financial standpoint, I get it like he is. He is
Speaker 2: not a financial value at number five, maybe not even
Speaker 2: in the top ten. But you know, I think the
Speaker 2: Chargers would have to trade down quite a bit in
Speaker 2: order to take brock Powers, just based off of like
Speaker 2: the needs and the cap situation and everything like that.
Speaker 2: So I don't think it rules it out, Like I
Speaker 2: don't think I don't think signing Gus Edwards rules out
Speaker 2: trade Benson in the second round or whatever the case
Speaker 2: may be. Like I think the Chargers are going to
Speaker 2: just want to draft good football players.
Speaker 1: I've just been kind.
Speaker 2: Of feeling more and more that number five specifically is
Speaker 2: going to be one of the wide receivers or an
Speaker 2: offensive tackle, just based off of like positional value and
Speaker 2: how kind of the Ravens have operated in that regard.
Speaker 2: But I don't think if they trade down and they're
Speaker 2: dematium between brock Powers, one of the corners or one
Speaker 2: of the pass rushers, that hey, we have willed Dissy,
Speaker 2: we're not taking brock Bowers. I don't think that's going
Speaker 2: to be how they operate either.
Speaker 3: No, I agree there, And as you've pointed out before,
Speaker 3: the Ravens with Joe Ortiz, granted not as the general manager,
Speaker 3: they've gone double dipped at tight end four times, four
Speaker 3: separate times. Now, Bauers Disley is a heck of a
Speaker 3: double dip, if that's kind of how you're viewing things.
Speaker 4: But I don't think that rules out.
Speaker 3: In fact, I think that if you're worried about anything
Speaker 3: for brock Bowers, it's maybe as an inline blocker, as
Speaker 3: a blocking tight end, you could now take Bauers and
Speaker 3: just say go have fun, just go do your thing.
Speaker 3: We're paying Will Disley a lot of money to block
Speaker 3: you go have fun. All those SEC players you treated
Speaker 3: like children like, just go do the same thing.
Speaker 4: Go have fun.
Speaker 3: So I don't think it rules out brock Bowers by
Speaker 3: any means at five. But I do think it, like
Speaker 3: you talked about it with Barner and some of these
Speaker 3: other guys, it rules out a guy later on.
Speaker 4: But again I'm not opposed either.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I think the way that brock Bowers blocks
Speaker 2: would complement the way that Will they see blocks very well,
Speaker 2: because uh, Brock Barwers does a lot of like the
Speaker 2: h back secondary blocking tight end duties that he was
Speaker 2: able to do with Darnold Washington. Not to say that
Speaker 2: Will this he's gonna be Darnald Washington at Georgia because
Speaker 2: that guy was a freak at Georgia, but I.
Speaker 1: Think it fits well.
Speaker 2: I think like a Ben so Not from Kansas State
Speaker 2: would fit very well in that regard as well. THEO
Speaker 2: Johnson we've talked about, he kind of is more like
Speaker 2: your traditional inline tight end. But I don't think that
Speaker 2: signing Will Disley would preclude would preclude them from drafting
Speaker 2: THEO Johnson either, although THEO Johnson's draft stock might preclude
Speaker 2: them from drafting him because he's apparently soaring on board,
Speaker 2: So I would be a fan of, you know, taking
Speaker 2: Benson in like the fourth round, if that's the move,
Speaker 2: because he can do kind of some fullback stuff as well.
Speaker 2: We know that the Chargers are gonna want to have
Speaker 2: a fullback en route too, and Snat can do a
Speaker 2: lot of receiving things as well, so he's kind of
Speaker 2: more of like an ISSAA likely type, but probably better
Speaker 2: a blocker. So that would be a fun projection and
Speaker 2: I think that would be a fan. The last thing
Speaker 2: I'll say about will Disley. One thing I loved watching
Speaker 2: him when I would ever whenever I would watch the
Speaker 2: Seahawks tape is they would max protect with him essentially
Speaker 2: as like a six blocker quite often. And he's a
Speaker 2: very capable one on one pass protector, so he is
Speaker 2: a guy that they would trust pretty frequently, like blocking
Speaker 2: opposing edge rushers. He had a couple of good reps
Speaker 2: against Kloemac last season and excuse me in twenty twenty
Speaker 2: two one on one reps where he can just I'm
Speaker 2: going to set this edge. You guys kind of go
Speaker 2: handle your own thing. Maybe you chip with me as well.
Speaker 2: But he is a guy who can pass protect as well.
Speaker 2: So I think that will open up a lot of
Speaker 2: like the play action shot game where you keep will
Speaker 2: this Lee in you six man protect and he's a
Speaker 2: guy who can handle that kind of role too, which
Speaker 2: gives the Chargers a lot of flexibility to be able
Speaker 2: to access the deep parts of the field as well.
Speaker 4: That's awesome. Love to hear that.
Speaker 1: Yep, one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: So, uh, those are the moves that have been made
Speaker 2: today in terms of the free agency market. I'm going
Speaker 2: to check Twitter very quickly to see if they're was
Speaker 2: anything else that we missed in that regard, but doesn't
Speaker 2: look like there is for the Chargers. But the Chargers
Speaker 2: did make two official moves over the weekend, tendering Cameron
Speaker 2: Dicker as well as Foster Surrell. The the ERFA tag,
Speaker 2: if you will, is a little less than a million
Speaker 2: dollars on the contract, so if you're looking at over
Speaker 2: the cap or spot rack, the cap space number for
Speaker 2: the Chargers has changed a little bit. But Tyler, your
Speaker 2: thoughts on bringing those two guys back, and maybe particular
Speaker 2: mister Cameron Dicker.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's start with Foster Cerril first.
Speaker 3: I think a lot of Chargers fans went great, no
Speaker 3: offense to tackle at five. I don't think that's what
Speaker 3: that means. But I'm happy to have him back and
Speaker 3: hopefully he continues to develop. I don't know if he's
Speaker 3: still working with Duke Manyweather, but I believe this would
Speaker 3: be year two for him working with him, so I
Speaker 3: would assume.
Speaker 4: So yeah, so great, hope he continues to develop.
Speaker 3: As for Cameron Dicker, it's a no brainer in whatever capacity.
Speaker 3: If you said the veteran minimum or the er you
Speaker 3: RFA tag or forty two million dollars, I would have said, Okay,
Speaker 3: you know whatever. I think the guy absolutely deserves it
Speaker 3: regardless because he's he's awesome.
Speaker 4: And the Chargers have maybe had a kicker.
Speaker 3: Who in five games has been good for one year
Speaker 3: has been good, but about about two years now with
Speaker 3: Cameron Dicker and hitting over ninety percent, and he's projected
Speaker 3: to be if he continues this pace, one of the
Speaker 3: most accurate field goal kickers in NFL history, And yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm on board with that. So my reaction to that is,
Speaker 3: I don't know, like putting the eagle noise behind me
Speaker 3: and get him to the Pro Bowl next year.
Speaker 2: Yes, everybody can get ready to vote for him this year.
Speaker 2: We I wasn't super familiar with this with this specific
Speaker 2: tagline from the NFL. We we had Alex Katzen from
Speaker 2: Charters Wire, who does draft stuff for us on our
Speaker 2: own channel, and he, you know, he kind of expanded
Speaker 2: upon this that the ERFA tag locks him in for
Speaker 2: this year and then Cameron Dicker would be a restricted
Speaker 2: free agent next year. So the going to have elite
Speaker 2: kicker play on a very cost controlled contract for the
Speaker 2: next two years for the Chargers. I mean, the kicker
Speaker 2: market's not like exploding, but like Will Lutts got like
Speaker 2: fourteen million dollars today on the market and he is
Speaker 2: significantly worse than Camera Dicker was last year. So this
Speaker 2: is this is great news for the Chargers. We've talked
Speaker 2: a lot about Ryan Ficken and the work that he's done.
Speaker 2: You know, Cameron Dicker was not necessarily like an elite
Speaker 2: kicking prospect by any means. He did some punting work
Speaker 2: at the Senior Bowl. A lot of people thought he
Speaker 2: could be a punter in the NFL too, And Ryan
Speaker 2: Ficken and Chris Gold have really done a fantastic job
Speaker 2: of just building up Cameron Dicker's confidence I know a
Speaker 2: lot of people after twenty twenty two were like, we
Speaker 2: don't know if Cameron Dicker can hit from fifty plus,
Speaker 2: Like what kind of leg does he have? Like how
Speaker 2: does he handle more clutch moments in year two? Like
Speaker 2: was this kind of put intendent lightning on a bottle
Speaker 2: situation from a kicker standpoint? And they just have continued
Speaker 2: to pour resources, poor great coaching into him and now
Speaker 2: nobody had any concerns about his leg and the distance
Speaker 2: that he can hit from. And you know, every single
Speaker 2: time he tried it out for for a field goal
Speaker 2: that was over forty eight yards, like I felt like
Speaker 2: I could walk away because I just trusted him to
Speaker 2: make it, you know, and I didn't have to stress
Speaker 2: and worry and have anxiety about whether or not this
Speaker 2: kicker was gonna make it. So it's just been a
Speaker 2: ton of fun to watch him play. He's got a
Speaker 2: great personality obviously as well. He was working out with
Speaker 2: some actor recently. I forget his name. He was in
Speaker 2: Top Gun, The Blonde Guy.
Speaker 4: My sister will kill me for not Glenn Powell.
Speaker 1: Glenn Palell. There we go. Yeah, I was working out
Speaker 1: with Glenn Powell in Texas.
Speaker 2: The other day like, so it's it's just it's it's
Speaker 2: a lot of fun to see his personality shine through.
Speaker 2: The Chargers obviously did a great job with the Pro
Speaker 2: Bowl media thing as well, and hopefully that happens again
Speaker 2: next year. We need a better call Saul sequel for
Speaker 2: next season. But overall, man like and also your sens
Speaker 2: I'm excited about Camera Dicker's future.
Speaker 1: The Chargers getting elite kicker play.
Speaker 2: And I probably less than two million dollars over the
Speaker 2: next two seasons is very very fun to see as.
Speaker 3: Well, so so nice, and I think only Chargers fans
Speaker 3: get this. I don't know if there's another team that
Speaker 3: gets it like Chargers fans get it. And what it
Speaker 3: means to have Cameron Dicker obviously with the personality and everything,
Speaker 3: is so great to have him on the team. But
Speaker 3: I mean, it used to be when the Chargers would
Speaker 3: go out to kick, I'd sit there and I wouldn't
Speaker 3: even look. My dad would have to tell me, or
Speaker 3: I would just like like shrink into my seat. You know,
Speaker 3: I couldn't even watch it. Now I just go get nachos. Dude,
Speaker 3: there's a there's a sixty five yard field goal on
Speaker 3: the way, I'll just go get.
Speaker 4: Some chips, dude, Cameron Dicker is gonna get that.
Speaker 3: It's awesome, awesome to have him returning, can be with
Speaker 3: the team for another year, in several more years. I
Speaker 3: hope this is not his temporary home, because it's certainly
Speaker 3: where he belongs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one hundred percent agree there. Yeah, Foster Sourel excited
Speaker 2: to have him back as well. I think, you know,
Speaker 2: he's he's a developmental tackle, you know. I think he
Speaker 2: showed some good good signs last season and limited action,
Speaker 2: but you know, we'll kind of see what happens there. Yes,
Speaker 2: it does not mean anything about the draft as much
Speaker 2: as I want to see Foster Strell do well. If
Speaker 2: the charge want to tackle, they'll they'll still take one, all.
Speaker 1: Right, Tyler.
Speaker 2: Any other thoughts about anything that happened today or this weekend.
Speaker 4: For the Chargers.
Speaker 3: Nothing yet, but we do obviously have some There are
Speaker 3: still more positions to fill here. There are a lot
Speaker 3: more There's a lot more work that has to get done,
Speaker 3: but so far, I'm confident that they will get it done.
Speaker 4: A plus starts so far.
Speaker 2: Yeah, as it currently stands, Again, these moves that we
Speaker 2: talked about today have not become official official yet, so
Speaker 2: the Chargers, like I mentioned the camera dicker at Foster
Speaker 2: Strell moves are official. So the Chargers currently have negative
Speaker 2: twenty one million dollars in cap space. There's as of
Speaker 2: recording this, there have not been any resolution on the
Speaker 2: quote unquote Big four. Something has to be done before Wednesday.
Speaker 2: So by Wednesday at one pm, the Chargers do have
Speaker 2: to be cap compliant, so somebody is going to get moved.
Speaker 2: We'll see what happens there. The other thing, in terms
Speaker 2: of financially, Khalil Mack and Joey Bosa, who reportedly are
Speaker 2: available via trade according to alber Beard, Diana Rossini and
Speaker 2: several others, they both have roster bonuses due on Friday,
Speaker 2: So Friday maybe a potential kind of soft deadline for
Speaker 2: the Chargers if they don't want to pay those bonuses
Speaker 2: to move one of the edge rushers. And then by
Speaker 2: all accounts, it sounds like Keenan Allen is here to stay,
Speaker 2: which is the right decision as well. Again, nothing official there,
Speaker 2: but they still have time. I know people are starting
Speaker 2: to be a little antsy about things.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 2: Something will happen by Wednesday by one pm. Because they
Speaker 2: have to. They have to do that in order to
Speaker 2: be CAP compliant, and then we'll kind of see what
Speaker 2: happens after that.
Speaker 4: Well, Chargers fans a bit antsy, not us. We would
Speaker 4: never do that.
Speaker 1: I would never I have also ansy for what it's worth.
Speaker 3: Oh well, okay, well that's a you problem. Go to
Speaker 3: the gym, buddy, let.
Speaker 4: It out, buddy.
Speaker 3: The Chargers, in whatever shapewear form they do it, they
Speaker 3: will become CAP compliant. Joe Orgiesus said as much. He
Speaker 3: has no choice, and he's joked about that.
Speaker 4: No choice. It's gonna happen.
Speaker 3: What the moves are we don't know as of right
Speaker 3: now at five point forty one on Monday.
Speaker 4: I do not know, but the Charger won't figure it out.
Speaker 3: And I certainly don't think you go out and make
Speaker 3: these reported moves and bring back Aali Gillman without this
Speaker 3: plan already being in place. So I think that if
Speaker 3: it's two moves, if it's three whatever, in some way,
Speaker 3: shape or form, I think they've been decided. And I
Speaker 3: just think we're just waiting on the announcement. By the
Speaker 3: time you hear this episode, I'm sure something might come out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe we'll see.
Speaker 2: But yeah, you know, the Chargers have to be CAP compliant,
Speaker 2: and then now they have these three moves to make
Speaker 2: official on Wednesday, So it sounds like that's that's probably
Speaker 2: coming down to the home stretch there. I'm sure you know,
Speaker 2: things came out over the weekend that the Chargers are
Speaker 2: open for business. They're taking calls on most of the
Speaker 2: veteran players. I kind of doubt that they're taking calls
Speaker 2: on Keenan Allen personally, as much as people might think that.
Speaker 2: But if you're the Chargers, you have no reason to
Speaker 2: rush into this decision. You know, you're your incentive, as
Speaker 2: Johorties is to explore every possible avenue, see if you can,
Speaker 2: you know, collect some valuable draft resources for one of
Speaker 2: these guys. Maybe you're talking to them about taking a
Speaker 2: pay cut, restructuring extensions, all this stuff. So if you're
Speaker 2: Joe Ortiz, why rush into making this decision? As much
Speaker 2: as I and others would like to see a resolution happen,
Speaker 2: if you're him, like, export every single possible avenue, turn
Speaker 2: over every stone, make sure you know you're you're reaching
Speaker 2: out to all these teams. Hey, like, you never know
Speaker 2: who is going to trade for what I mean, the
Speaker 2: line traded for a corner. Everybody kind of expected them
Speaker 2: to trade for lagerious need and instead it's one of
Speaker 2: the Tampa Bay corners. So you just you never know,
Speaker 2: like what teams have strong impressions of these other players,
Speaker 2: and so work the phones, talk to the agents, see
Speaker 2: what kind of avenues.
Speaker 1: You have here.
Speaker 2: So if you're the Chargers, like you continue to be patient,
Speaker 2: you play this thing out. You know you have to
Speaker 2: get things done before Wednesday at one. But there's no
Speaker 2: real need to rush into that decision either.
Speaker 3: No, definitely not. And they take these calls. Every team
Speaker 3: takes these calls no matter what. There's only one truly
Speaker 3: untradeable player on the Chargers, and that's a long snapper,
Speaker 3: Josh Harris. He's the only person you just never pick
Speaker 3: up the phone before. I'll respect Josh Harris. I've interviewed him.
Speaker 4: He's great.
Speaker 3: But every player not that these players aren't safe, but
Speaker 3: you always you always take you take the call. You
Speaker 3: never know, or you make the call. You know the
Speaker 3: other team you make that call. Tom Tolesco, Hey, Kilt
Speaker 3: Mac is available. Oh, Kalimax available. Let's go get Khalil Mack.
Speaker 3: You know, Tyreek Hill was basically untouchable, not available. Dolphins
Speaker 3: make that call and it turns out, oh, he might
Speaker 3: actually be available, and they go out and get at him.
Speaker 3: So you know, make these calls, take these calls. It's
Speaker 3: a part of it. But we'll see what happens in
Speaker 3: the next few days.
Speaker 4: No rush to get it done though, No rush except
Speaker 4: for the part where you have to get it done
Speaker 4: by Wednesday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, except for the deadline that you know, we all
Speaker 2: have deadlines in life, so sometimes you're able to be
Speaker 2: patient and maybe this turns into a rushing situation, stressful
Speaker 2: situation on Tuesday night, but you know, they have to
Speaker 2: get things done by Wednesday in order to sign these
Speaker 2: players to their contracts. Which as on aside, the whole
Speaker 2: tampering thing is hilarious to me because like it used
Speaker 2: to just be like, oh, like they agreed to terms.
Speaker 2: Like now we have like official contract details before these
Speaker 2: players are even signing the contracts, like we already know
Speaker 2: how much the signing bonus is, how much of the
Speaker 2: year two count is, Like everything comes out now in
Speaker 2: the tampering period, but they can't sign until Wednesday, which
Speaker 2: is just goofy to me at this point.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean by the time I can send like
Speaker 3: one tweet, they've already got all these contract details and everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Wow, look at that and every structure and this and that,
Speaker 3: and not only that, but they have a subsequent move.
Speaker 3: You know, there was a move for Josh Jacobs and
Speaker 3: there's a let go of Aaron Jones and they're like, wow,
Speaker 3: you had that all figured out within the last two hours.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: It takes me longer to make trades in fantasy.
Speaker 3: Football or pick up football than it is for these
Speaker 3: two supposedly happen.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I'll never forget the free agency two years
Speaker 2: ago where it's like, oh, the tampering period comes open,
Speaker 2: but it's like everybody's like, oh, it's gonna be a
Speaker 2: little bit and like literally, at like nine and like
Speaker 2: thirty seconds, Adam Schefter tweeted out that the Bengals had
Speaker 2: signed a guard from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, like right away,
Speaker 2: and it's like, oh, okay, So you know, it's just
Speaker 2: it's silly to me. All these deals happen at the combine,
Speaker 2: let's be real.
Speaker 4: Yeah, not for the Chargers though, whatever.
Speaker 2: All alrighty then, so I think that's going to do
Speaker 2: it for us today, unless you had any other.
Speaker 1: Thoughts, Tyler, Nope, all right, sounds good. Hopefully guys enjoy
Speaker 1: that episode.
Speaker 2: Really excited to see what the Chargers have in store
Speaker 2: the rest of the week.
Speaker 1: We'll have you.
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Speaker 2: you covered later on in the week to cover the
Speaker 2: other moves that happen on here, so be sure to
Speaker 2: stay tuned for that one. Appreciate the Charges for having
Speaker 2: us as always, thanks to Greg Kim for producing. And
Speaker 2: that's going to do it for us today. With you
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