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Virginia_Ghost · 09-07-2010, 12:54 PM

I think Smith is looking at the FAs that have been released, I think they'll do well to go deeper at Left Tackle, and hey, I wish they had signed Houshmandzadeh, maybe even at the cost of trimming some of the fat at CB.. (I mean who needs 6 Cornerbacks?), it would have shown that they are all in. Picking up a 3rd quarterback who actually has some years on him, while sending the rookie down to the practice squad was a good move. Crayton will come over from Dallas with some good experience behind him, but I'd still like to see them pick up some good running back or tight end talent that can fight off tackles better than speedy little Sproles, and fade some of the heat Gates gets in the pattern. Guards are looking pretty thin, too. If Dielman and Vasquez go down, who picks up their slack?

09-07-2010, 12:54 PM	#19
Virginia_Ghost Rookie, at best. Join Date: Jun 2010 First Name: Bo Location: Yorktown, VA Posts: 320 Trading: (6)	Re: San Diego Chargers Thread (shortest thread on CA) I think Smith is looking at the FAs that have been released, I think they'll do well to go deeper at Left Tackle, and hey, I wish they had signed Houshmandzadeh, maybe even at the cost of trimming some of the fat at CB.. (I mean who needs 6 Cornerbacks?), it would have shown that they are all in. Picking up a 3rd quarterback who actually has some years on him, while sending the rookie down to the practice squad was a good move. Crayton will come over from Dallas with some good experience behind him, but I'd still like to see them pick up some good running back or tight end talent that can fight off tackles better than speedy little Sproles, and fade some of the heat Gates gets in the pattern. Guards are looking pretty thin, too. If Dielman and Vasquez go down, who picks up their slack? __________________ Will the machines just take over already? I'm tired of doing stuff.