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Post by Soapy » 06 Nov 2020, 12:56

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Week 17 NFL Results
BUF 38 - CHI 16 :: JAX 31 - HOU 28 :: TB 27 - BAL 20 :: NYG 31 - ARI 28
NE 28 - NYJ 17 :: CAR 31 - GB 17 :: IND 37 - TEN 31 :: DET 21 - MIN 14
CIN 27 - NO 24 :: PHI 24 - TOR 21 :: LV 27 - DEN 10 :: DAL 35 - LAR 14
SEA 6 - SF 3 :: KC 45 - LAC 14 :: PIT 42 - ATL 21 :: MIA 28 - CLE 21
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Players of the Week
QB Brian Petersen (PIT): 30 of 36, 386 yards, 5 touchdowns.
QB Dak Prescott (DAL): 24 of 30, 285 yards, 3 touchdowns, 3 carries, 10 yards, touchdown.
LB Dre Greenlaw (DEN): 5 tackles, 2 sacks, interception.
CB Sidney Jones IV (SF): 5 tackles, 2 interceptions.
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AFC Playoff Seeds
1. Pittsburgh, 11-5 z
2. Miami, 11-5 y
3. Indianapolis, 10-6 y
4. Kansas City, 9-7 y
5. Cleveland, 10-6 x
6. Baltimore, 10-6 x
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NFC Playoff Seedings
1. Dallas, 11-5 z
2. Arizona, 10-6 y
3. Carolina, 10-6 y
4. Green Bay, 9-7 y
5. Tampa Bay, 10-6 x
6. Los Angeles Rams, 10-6 x
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Wild Card Schedule
Baltimore Ravens (10-6) at Indianapolis Colts (10-6)
Los Angeles Rams (10-6) at Carolina Panthers (10-6)
Cleveland Browns (10-6) at Kansas City Chiefs (9-7)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (10-6) at Green Bay Packers (9-7)
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League Leader
Passing
1. Brian Petersen (PIT): 4570 yds, 32 TD, 9 INT
2. Sam Ehlinger (IND): 4303 yds, 39 TD, 10 INT
3. Russell Wilson (SEA): 4227 yds, 31 TD, 9 INT
4. Jared Goff (LAR): 4097 yds, 37 TD, 5 INT
5. Jameis Winston (TB): 4028 yds, 33 TD, 14 INT
Rushing
1. Joe Mixon (HOU): 1646 yds, 14 TD
2. Ezekiel Elliott (ATL): 1554 yds, 13 TD
3. Nick Chubb (CLE): 1541 yds, 16 TD
4. Christian McCaffrey (CAR): 1526 yds, 10 TD
5. Angel McBride (TOR): 1346 yds, 17 TD
Receiving
1. Chris Olave (PHI): 1232 yds, 13 TD
2. A.J. Brown (TEN): 1158 yds, 7 TD
3. Christian Kirk (ARI): 1135 yds, 15 TD
4. Steven Sims (IND): 1084 yds, 12 TD
5. Deandre Hopkins (HOU): 1054 yds, 10 TD
Tackles
1. Cody Barton (IND): 125 tackles
2. Roquan Smith (CHI): 122 tackles
3. Jerome Baker (MIA): 121 tackles
4. Darron Lee (IND): 119 tackles
5. Samuel Fleming (LAC): 118 tackles
Sacks
1. Joey Bosa (LAC): 22.5 sacks
2. DeForest Buckner (SF): 14.0 sacks
3. Thomas Booker (TB): 13.0 sacks
4. Lester Briggs (DT): 13.0 sacks
5. Ed Oliver (BUF): 12.0 sacks
Interceptions
1. Tre'Davious White (BUF): 4 interceptions
2. Sidney Jones IV (SF): 4 interceptions
3. Taylor Rapp (LAR): 4 interceptions
4. Trey Dean III (LV): 4 interceptions
5. Donovan Bigby (LAC): 3 interceptions.
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Notable Injuries
G David DeCastro (CHI): Season (knee)
LB Dylan Moses (CIN): Season (groin)
HB Eno Benjamin (BUF): Season (foot)
LB Tremaine Edmunds (BUF): Season (wrist)
LB Jayvon Harris (DEN): Season (tricep)
CB Greedy Williams (CLE): Season (shoulder)
HB Denard Melvin (KC): Season (pectoral)
S Malik Hooker (IND): Season (pectoral)
T La'el Collins (DAL): Season (hip)
QB Manny Dillard (ATL): Season (ankle)
DE Nick Bosa (SF): Season (ribs)
DE Dexter Lawrence II (NYG): Season (knee)
LT Cam Robinson (JAX): Season (knee)
DE John Allen (JAX): Season (hip)
HB Evan Walls (DET): Season (knee)
WR Davante Adams (GB): Season (Achilles)
C David Andrews (NE): Season (ankle)
OLB Khalid Kareem (NO): Season (Achilles)
HB Alvin Kamara (NO): Season (Achilles)
DE Jadeveon Clowney (SEA): Season (pectoral)
OL Harold Landry III (TEN): Season (knee)
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Notable Transactions
Toronto Huskies head coach Eric Bienemy resigns for head coaching job at USC
Denver Broncos fire head coach Demetrius Turner
New Orleans Saints fire head coach Sean McVay
San Francisco 49ers fire head coach Dan Quinn

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Post by Soapy » 06 Nov 2020, 13:41

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With a Ton of Cap Space and a Treasure Chest of Picks, Chargers Prime for Quick Turnaround
Los Angeles general manager Stephon White sounded hopeful during his exit interview with the media on Monday.

He congratulated kicker Michael Badgley for not missing a field goal all season and was effusive in praise for defensive end Joey Bosa in reaching 22.5 sacks, the second most in NFL history. He commended quarterback Rashaud Wheaton's maturity and resolve, along with the entire team.

If you didn't know any better, you'd think the Chargers were a competitive team and not a team that finished with the worst record in the league.

The reasoning for Whites upbeat tone could be resonated with the fact that finishing last in the league might have been exactly what the doctors ordered. They were able to play a lot of young players such as Felix Whittaker and Tyron Pope as opposed to going after some mid level veterans. They traded away starting QB Hal Sams and S Nasir Adderley for two second round picks. They were able to find some draft gems in DT Cedric Darius and WR Jaron Medlock while playing defensive end Vincent Zellner and defensive back Samuel Fleming a ton, with Fleming leading all rookies in snaps played.

The team must now decide what to do at quarterback, especially with the #1 pick now in hand. Oklahoma's Will Castonzo is clearly the best QB in the class but he might not be in the top half of this draft as far as overall talent. Wheaton also showed some flashes so if the Chargers do rebuild that offensive line in a tackle laden draft, do they give him another season?

Draft Picks
Round 1, Pick 1
Round 1, Pick 18 (via ATL)
Round 2, Pick 33
Round 2, Pick 34 (via DET)
Round 2, Pick 35 (via NYG)
Round 2, Pick 41 (via MIN)
Round 3, Pick 65
Round 5, Pick 129
Round 5, Pick 151 (IND)

Expiring Contracts
S Derwin James Jr.
DE Christian Childs
WR Justin Jefferson
HB Perry Pope
C Travis Frederick
HB Duke Johnson Jr.
LT Colton McKivitz
K Michael Badgley
LB Matt Hewitt
S Tyrann Mathieu
G Ereck Flowers
TE Hunter Bryant
DT Danny Shelton
WR Braxton Berrios
S Quincy Wilson
FB Cooper Stiles
OLB Jack Washington
LB Jarrad Davis
DE Will Ford
DT Jordan Phillips
LT Geron Christian Sr.
LB Michael Pinckney
DT Malcolm Brown
TE Luke Lowry
DE LaBryan Ray
DE Chad Thomas
P Johnny Townsend
LB Christian Jackson
CB Diamond Hixon

2026 Los Angeles Chargers Stats
Passing
QB Rashaud Weaton: 179 of 340, 2369 yards, 14 touchdowns, 10 interceptions, sacked 49 times.
QB Kris Buchanan: 14 of 31, 234 yards, touchdown, 3 interceptions, sacked 5 times.

Rushing
HB Felix Whittaker: 124 carries, 633 yards, 4 touchdowns, 4 fumbles.
QB Rashaud Wheaton: 58 carries, 564 yards, 3 touchdowns, 12 fumbles.
HB Perry Pope: 91 carries, 372 yards, 2 touchdowns.
HB Duke Johnson Jr.: 73 carries, 273 yards, touchdown, fumble.
HB Tyron Floyd: 61 carries, 322 yards, 2 touchdowns, fumble.
HB Wendell Williams: 28 carries, 108 yards, fumble.

Receiving
WR Justin Jefferson: 62 receptions, 950 yards, 6 touchdowns.
WR Jaron Medlock: 42 receptions, 580 yards, 4 touchdowns.
TE Hunter Henry: 40 receptions, 433 yards, touchdown.
WR Amon-Ra St. Brown: 33 receptions, 508 yards, 3 touchdowns.
WR Deion Daniel: 27 receptions, 451 yards, 2 touchdowns/
HB Duke Johnson: 23 receptions, 213 yards, 2 touchdowns.
WR Braxton Berrios: 13 receptions, 165 yards, 2 touchdowns.

Blocking
LT Colton McKivitz: 1067 snaps, 3 sacks allowed, 73.1 PFF grade.
LG Jacoby Garding: 886 snaps, 11 sacks allowed, 52.9 PFF grade.
C Travis Frederick: 1067 snaps, 13 sacks allowed, 54.59 PFF grade.
RG Nelson Halladay: 1071 snaps, 7 sacks allowed, 56.5 PFF grade.
RT Tristan Wirfs: 1097 snaps, 7 sacks allowed, 66.81 PFF grade.
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Grade Scale :: 80+ ELITE | 79-70 ABOVE AVERAGE | 69-50 AVERAGE | 49> BELOW AVERAGE

Defense
DE Christian Childs: 52 tackles, 14 tackles for loss, 8 sacks, 70.91 PFF grade.
NT Cedric Darius: 25 tackles, 5 tackles for loss, 2 sacks, 72.63 PFF grade.
DE Vincent Zellner: 44 tackles, 7 tackles for loss, 4 sacks, 68.87 PFF grade.
OLB Joey Bosa: 86 tackles, 26 tackles for loss, 22.5 sacks, interception, 71.5 PFF grade.
ILB Michael Pinckney: 81 tackles, 8 tackles for loss, 2 sacks, interception, 70.74 PFF grade.
ILB Layne Scott: 71 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, 1.5 sack, 71.75 PFF grade.
ILB Shaq Quarterman: 91 tackles, 15 tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks, 65.44 PFF grade.
OLB Rashard Keaton: 64 tackles, 22 tackles for loss, 7.0 sacks, 65.79 PFF grade.
CB Malik Truman: 99 tackles, 5 tackles for loss, 2 interceptions, 67.49 PFF grade.
CB Donovan Bigby: 100 tackles, 6 tackles for loss, sack, 3 interceptions, 71.64 PFF grade.
DB Samuel Fleming: 118 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, 3 sacks, interception, 66.20 PFF grade.
S Ashtyn Davis: 73 tackles, 3 tackles for loss, sack, 70.8 PFF grade.
S Derwin James: 99 tackles, 10 tackles for loss, sack, 2 interceptions, 72.28 PFF grade.
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Grade Scale :: 80+ ELITE | 79-70 ABOVE AVERAGE | 69-50 AVERAGE | 49> BELOW AVERAGE

Special Teams
K Michael Badgley: 26 of 26, 56 FG Lng, 100% XP
P Johnny Townsend: 80 punts, 4501 yards, 50.1 Net Avg, 35 punts inside the 20
HB Tyron Floyd: 36 kick returns, 878 yards.
WR Terron Conley: 22 kick returns, 578 yards.
WR Deion Daniel: 19 punt returns, 448 yards.

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Post by Soapy » 06 Nov 2020, 13:58

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NFL Wild Card Results
BAL 28 - IND 14 :: LAR 20 - CAR 19
KC 35 - CLE 29 :: GB 27 - TB 24
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Players of the Week
QB Patrick Mahomes (KC): 30 of 39, 304 yards, 2 touchdowns, 3 carries, 12 yards, touchdown.
QB Teddy Bridgewater (GB): 21 of 31, 260 yards, 2 touchdowns.
S Dez Hamlin (CLE): 9 tackles, interception.
CB Sean Murphy-Bunting (TB): 7 tackles, interception.
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Divisional Round Schedule
Baltimore Ravens (11-6) at Pittsburgh Steelers (11-5)
Los Angeles Rams (11-6) at Dallas Cowboys (11-5)
Kansas City Chiefs (10-7) at Miami Dolphins (11-5)
Green Bay Packers (10-7) at Arizona Cardinals (10-6)
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Notable Injuries
G David DeCastro (CHI): Season (knee)
LB Dylan Moses (CIN): Season (groin)
HB Eno Benjamin (BUF): Season (foot)
LB Tremaine Edmunds (BUF): Season (wrist)
LB Jayvon Harris (DEN): Season (tricep)
CB Greedy Williams (CLE): Season (shoulder)
CB Byron Murphy Jr (ARI): Season (thumb)
HB Denard Melvin (KC): Season (pectoral)
HB Trey Sermon (KC): Season (arm)
S Malik Hooker (IND): Season (pectoral)
T La'el Collins (DAL): Season (hip)
HB Devin Singletary (MIA): Season (ankle)
QB Manny Dillard (ATL): Season (ankle)
DE Nick Bosa (SF): Season (ribs)
DE Dexter Lawrence II (NYG): Season (knee)
LT Cam Robinson (JAX): Season (knee)
DE John Allen (JAX): Season (hip)
HB Evan Walls (DET): Season (knee)
WR Davante Adams (GB): Season (Achilles)
C David Andrews (NE): Season (ankle)
OLB Khalid Kareem (NO): Season (Achilles)
HB Alvin Kamara (NO): Season (Achilles)
DE Jadeveon Clowney (SEA): Season (pectoral)
OL Harold Landry III (TEN): Season (knee)
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Notable Transactions
Detroit Lions head coach Mike Tomlin retires

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Post by Soapy » 06 Nov 2020, 14:21

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NFL Divisional Round Results
BAL 30 - PIT 10 :: DAL 27 - LAR 24
MIA 28 - KC 13 :: ARI 31 - GB 21
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Players of the Week
QB Lamar Jackson (BAL): 23 of 29, 241 yards, 2 touchdowns, 2 carries, 11 yards, touchdown.
QB Dak Prescott (DAL): 24 of 33, 274 yards, 3 touchdowns.
LB Devin Bush (PIT): 11 tackles.
CB Jarrid Ivey (ARI): 6 tackles, interception.
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Conference Championship Schedule
Baltimore Ravens (12-6) at Miami Dolphins (12-5)
Arizona Cardinals (11-6) at Dallas Cowboys (12-5)
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Notable Injuries
CB Byron Murphy Jr (ARI): Season (thumb)
T La'el Collins (DAL): 1 week (hip)
HB Tony Pollard (DAL): Season (hip)
HB Devin Singletary (MIA): Season (ankle)
WR Andy Isabella (MIA): Season (knee)
C J.D. Tucker (BAL): 1 week (elbow)
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Notable Transactions
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Post by Soapy » 06 Nov 2020, 15:43

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NFL Conference Championship Results
MIA 26 - BAL 20
ARI 35 - DAL 23
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Players of the Week
QB Lamar Jackson (BAL): 26 of 30, 309 yards, 2 touchdowns.
QB Kyler Murray (ARI): 21 of 26, 252 yards, 2 touchdowns, 6 carries, 14 yards, 3 touchdowns.
DT Michael Pierce (BAL): 8 tackles, 2 sacks.
S Budda Baker (ARI): 5 tackles, interception.
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Super Bowl
Miami Dolphins (13-5) vs. Arizona Cardinals (12-6)
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Notable Injuries
CB Byron Murphy Jr (ARI): Season (thumb)
HB Devin Singletary (MIA): Season (ankle)
WR Andy Isabella (MIA): Season (knee)
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NFL Awards
Most Valuable Player: QB Sam Ehlinger (IND): 4,303 yards, 39 touchdowns, 10 interceptions, 78 carries, 368 yards, 3 touchdowns.
Offensive Player of the Year: QB Sam Ehlinger (IND): 4,303 yards, 39 touchdowns, 10 interceptions, 78 carries, 368 yards, 3 touchdowns.
Defensive Player of the Year: OLB Joey Bosa (LAC): 86 tackles, 26 tackles for loss, 22.5 sacks, interception.
Offensive Rookie of the Year: QB Joseph Wentz (NE): 3876 yards, 31 touchdowns, 6 interceptions.
Defensive Rookie of the Year: CB Samuel Fleming (LAC): 118 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, 3 sacks, interception.
Coach of the Year: HC Matt Nagy (MIA): 11-5 record
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Notable Transactions
Toronto Huskies hire head coach Sean McVay
San Francisco 49ers hire head coach Eric Bienemy (re-signed from USC)

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Post by Soapy » 06 Nov 2020, 16:05

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Project Number One Overall Pick QB Will Castonzo Arrested During Super Bowl Week
Oklahoma quarterback Will Castonzo was arrested for fighting with police outside a nightclub.

Castonzo, the Big 12 Player of the Year, was arrested early Saturday along with senior defensive tackle Will Whitfield, police said Monday.

According to the police report, Whitfield got into an argument outside the club. After police told him to leave, Whitfield stopped in the middle of the street, held up traffic and yelled at another man.

When police finally caught up to Whitfield, he refused to put his hands behind his back when they tried to handcuff him. Castonzo interfered with officers, the report said.

Whitfield was charged with disorderly conduct, and Castonzo was charged with resisting or obstructing without violence.

Following a strong senior season, many projected Castonzo to be the first QB taken in the draft and possibly go number one in the draft to the Los Angeles Chargers. It remains to be seen the impact this has on his draft stock.


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Post by Soapy » 06 Nov 2020, 16:20

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Super Bowl Result
MIA 22 - ARI 19
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Super Bowl MVP
QB Jalen Hurts (MIA): 29 of 47, 295 yards, 2 touchdowns.
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Notable Retirements
LB Bobby Wagner
WR Davante Adams
OLB Za'Darius Smith
WR DeAndre Hopkins
WR Michael Thomas
WR Tyler Lockett
T Trent Brown
C David Andrews
C Travis Frederick
G David Decastro
OLB Khalil Mack

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Post by Soapy » 06 Nov 2020, 16:41

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Chargers Looking to Extend Pro Bowl S Derwin James, Target CB Ramsey
The Los Angeles Chargers are 'locking in' on extending pro bowl safety Derwin James and sign free agent cornerback Jalen Ramsey as reported by ESPN's Adam Schefter.

According to Schefter's report, a deal is expected to be done as soon as free agency opens with the team having nearly $90 million in cap space. Former Seahawks WR D.K. Metcalf is another name that the Chargers are looking to sign in the early hours of free agency.

The Rams have a pending tampering charge against the Chargers and Ramsey signing this quickly with the Chargers would give credence to their claim that Chargers GM Stephon White met with Ramsey last season.

Top Available Free Agents
QB Jason Eason, 29 ‣ 75 ovr
QB Drew Lock, 30 ‣ 74 ovr
QB Russell Wilson, 38 ‣ 73 ovr
QB Josh Rosen, 31 ‣ 71 ovr
QB Jake Fromm, 28 ‣ 71 ovr

HB Dalvin Cook, 32 ‣ 87 ovr
HB Miles Sanders, 30 ‣ 81 ovr
HB Kevin Fox, 27 ‣ 78 ovr
HB Trey Sermon, 26 ‣ 77 ovr
HB Chris Carson, 32 ‣ 77 ovr

WR D.K. Metcalf, 29 ‣ 88 ovr
WR Richard Leonard, 25 ‣ 81 ovr
WR K.J. Hamler, 26 ‣ 77 ovr
WR Justin Jefferson, 28 ‣ 77 ovr
WR Anthony Schwartz, 27 ‣ 76 ovr

TE Irv Smith Jr, 29 ‣ 82 ovr
TE Shawn Starr, 26 ‣ 78 ovr
TE Brycen Hopkins, 29 ‣ 76 ovr

T Taylor Agnew, 26 ‣ 85 ovr
T Taylor Moton, 33 ‣ 77 ovr
T Tramon McKee, 27 ‣ 77 ovr
T Josh Myers, 28 ‣ 78 ovr
G Ali Marpet, 34 ‣ 81 ovr
G Brandon Scherff, 35 ‣ 77 ovr
C Austin Griggs, 27 ‣ 81 ovr
C Garrett Bradbury, 32 ‣ 77 ovr

DE Christian Childs, 25 ‣ 84 ovr
DT Grady Jarrett, 34 ‣ 83 ovr
DE Fletcher Cox, 36 ‣ 80 ovr
DE Marcus Davenport, 30 ‣ 79 ovr
DE Thomas Booker, 26 ‣ 77 ovr

OLB Zeke Shelton, 27 ‣ 76 ovr
ILB Troy Dye, 29 ‣ 76 ovr
ILB Tim Quick, 28 ‣ 75 ovr

CB Jalen Ramsey, 32 ‣ 93 ovr
CB Xavien Howard, 34 ‣ 77 ovr
CB Willie Gray, 26 ‣ 74 ovr

S Derwin James, 31 ‣ 90 ovr
S Kevin Byard, 34 ‣ 78 ovr
S Eddie Jackson, 33 ‣ 76 ovr

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Post by Soapy » 06 Nov 2020, 16:59

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Dream Team? Chargers Win Opening Hours of Free Agency with Resigning of James, Childs and McKivitz; Signings of Ramsey, Metcalf and Griggs
It only took a few hours -- if that -- but the Los Angeles Chargers have won free agency.

The team announced on their social media that they had re-signed safety Derwin James and defensive end Christian Childs. Within a few minutes, news of Jalen Ramsey's four year deal with the team became official only for the ink on D.K. Metcalf's contract to finish up drying long enough for that announcement.

Childs, just 25, received the biggest deal despite arguably being the smallest name. His deal was for five years, $87.3 million with Ramsey and Metcalf coming in second at four years, $71.8 million. James, meanwhile, reportedly took a hometown discount at four years, $51.8 million to help free up some money for his former college teammate in Ramsey.

The signings at the skill positions overshadowed that the team had also re-signed last year's starting left tackle Colton McKivitz to a two year, $2.54 million extension and signed center Austin Griggs to a three year, $29.9 million deal to replace retired center Travis Frederick.


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Post by Soapy » 06 Nov 2020, 17:05

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Chargers release T Tristan Wirfs to free up cap space, bring back kicking unit
The Los Angeles Chargers have released offensive tackle Tristan Wirfs and re-signed kick Michael Badgley and punter Johnny Townsend.

Wirfs, 29, was to make over $8 million this season and releasing him frees up $5 million in cap space.

The team is currently in negotiations with receiver Justin Jefferson in an effort to re-sign him. The Detroit Lions and Los Angeles Rams have also taken interest in Jefferson who almost had a 1,000 yards last season despite shaky quarterback play.

Both Badgley and Townsend signed one-year extensions after both were pro bowlers last season.

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