Zion Johnson getting help from two big former Chargers names

One move the Los Angeles Chargers made this offseason that flew slightly under the radar was sliding Zion Johnson to center. The Bolts' handed Mekhi Becton a two year, $20 million deal to slot in at right guard, so Johnson needed a new home.

He's still been switching between center and left guard, rotating with Bradley Bozeman, who was the Chargers' center last season. While it's technically not a competition, Johnson has said nothing but good things about how Bozeman has helped him transition to center: "Boze has played a lot of football at the center position and he's played some guard too. I get to talk to him, ask him certain things about playing center and he's open in that way."

Johnson revealed that Nick Hardwick, the Chargers' third round pick from 2004 and their current assistant offensive line coach, along with Corey Linsley, have also helped him tremendously this offseason.