Good morning, Chargers fans!
In a recent interview done on the popular Youtube show Bussin’ With The Boys, Bears tight end Colston Loveland admitted that he thought he was going to be drafted by the Chargers and reunited with his college head coach, Jim Harbaugh. In the end, Loveland never made it all that close to the Chargers at No. 22 (he was drafted No. 10) and has since found his role with Chicago as one of the up-and-coming young players at the position in the NFL.
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Loveland and Justin Herbert sounded like a great match in the pros, but the Bolts eventually found their own young star at tight end in Oronde Gadsden II four rounds later.
Seems like it all worked out in the end for both teams.
And now for today’s links.
Who is the Chargers’ most important newcomer this season? (Chargers.com)
Bears tight end Colston Loveland says he expected to be draft by the Chargers (Chargers Wire)
What would it take for the Chargers to trade away some of their best players? (Charger Report)
The Chargers should take a swing and trade for this cornerback before the season begins (Bolt Beat)
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These players dropped out entirely of this year’s NFL Top 100 rankings (ESPN)
George Pickens will play on his franchise tag during the 2026 season (CBS Sports)
These are the biggest remaining roster issues for each AFC team entering training camp (NFL.com)
Rookies for the Seahawks begin to report today for training camp (Pro Football Talk)
Ranking all of the starting quarterbacks ahead of training camp (Sports Illustrated)
These overlooked rookie running backs are players you should keep an eye on (Bleacher Report)
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