The Los Angeles Chargers released offensive lineman D.J. Fluker, cornerback Brandon Flowers and wide receiver Stevie Johnson just before Tuesday’s NFL free agency negotiation period, per multiple reports.
With the NFL Scouting Combine underway in Indianapolis, below are three prospects who make sense for the Chargers based on when they select in the 2017 NFL Draft:
Los Angeles Chargers offensive tackle King Dunlap was arrested in Nashville Thursday night for allegedly violating a protective order.
The Rams and Chargers are slated for one-year turnarounds before their rookie head coaches even step foot on the sidelines.
Edge rushers come at a premium in today’s NFL. Chargers outside linebacker Melvin Ingram is a few weeks away from reaping the benefits.
Only five days have past since Super Bowl LI, but the NFL never sleeps. I joined “Thompson & Trudell” on ESPNLA 710 Friday for some early L.A. free agency/draft talk. Among the topics:
ESPN’s Todd McShay has the Chargers selecting Ohio State safety Malik Hooker with the No. 7 overall pick in his 2017 NFL Mock Draft 2.0 released Wednesday.
Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald trailed only Super Bowl MVP Tom Brady on Pro Football Focus’ Top 101 player list, which was partially released Tuesday.
A 5-11 season means every option should be on the table for the Chargers as they prepare to select No. 7 overall in the 2017 NFL draft.
The Chargers are quickly learning the importance of keeping up in a city like Los Angeles. One day after the Rams formally announced Wade Phillips as their new defensive coordinator, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported Friday that Gus Bradley is on his way to L.A. to run the Chargers defense:
