The Los Angeles Chargers are on summer break following the conclusion of OTAs on Thursday June 18th and will return for training camp in late July. At this time of year, there is not much news around the NFL with an occasional extension popping up.
Baylor sits with six commitments in the 2027 recruiting class, and despite having a low numbers, Baylor is in the middle of the pack in terms of ranking.
Maryland, like all the other programs, is in the middle of spring practice. Recruits have been making trips to campus to watch teams up close and personal, meet with the staff, and some have received offers.
Plenty of former athletes have shared wild stories from their playing days. With that being said, an NFL cornerback with 12 years of experience opened up about him playing several games while intoxicated.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
With Quentin Jammer named CB1, it’s between Antonio Cromartie and Casey Hayward left to battle it out for the CB2 spot. Quentin Jammer, the longest tenured cornerback this century for the Bolts, ended up being our first player named to the position on the Chargers Quarter Century Team.
As the Los Angeles Chargers continue to build for the 2025 season, one glaring concern remains — the presence of Dean Spanos. The owner and chairman of the organization isn’t exactly trusted by the fanbase, and is often accused of overstepping.