The San Diego Tribune had a great perspective on what it is going to take in order for the Chargers to win this year. They say that the Chargers need to play as a team instead of playing as individual plays which I completely agree with. They say that with the new first round draft pick of Joey Bosa that they have a better chance of playing better due to the fact that Joey Bosa is a team player along with a leader on and off the field. Also, Chargers new offensive line guard Orlando Franklin they have a better chance of playing as a team because he was a captain on the Denver Broncos for some time before being traded to the Chargers.
Another blog from the San Diego Tribune is about how Chargers Chris Swain just graduated from the United States Naval Academy. The rookie fullback missed the start of organized team activities (OTAs) this week, and that's just fine by the Chargers. They know what they signed up for this April, what Swain signed up for years ago. On Friday, he will graduate from the U.S. Naval Academy, being commissioned an officer. It is pretty honorable to know that one of the players on the Chargers has some military background and partially served his country by attending the Naval Academy. “His number one priority is to serve our country,” General Manager Telesco said. “His number two priority would be the Chargers. We’re OK with that. We’re all on the same page. We’ll accommodate what his schedule is. The Navy has been great. … They said that they can accommodate our schedule. Obviously, we’re very grateful for that. We know what his number one priority is. We’re not going to change that" (Gehlkin).
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