Then it gives you the html stuff for the link in the “quote source” area. You punt the actual link in between the "s and put what you want the text for the link to say between the > and <. And then if you want to add some of your own comments, put them after the html stuff.

Ex quote source section:

<a href=“http://www3.signonsandiego.com/weblogs/chargers/2009/oct/28/hardwick-practicing-09/” > San Diego Union Tribute weblog </a>

Not sure, but hopefully he’s a bit ahead of schedule

That should come out like:

San Diego Union Tribute weblog

Not sure, but hopefully he’s a bit ahead of schedule

I think Hardwick might help the team a bit more than me :), but I’m doing my best.

By the way – still lovin this blog, visiting a bit too often for work productivity (though I’ll try and write about the Chargers sometime in the next while and get to spend even more time thinking about them…). Still feel like I need to read ‘Football for Dummies’ (or some equivalent) at some stage, but I feel like I’ve got a much better handle now on why someone like Hardwick is so important to the team. I didn’t realise, for example, that part of what he does is pick up if a blitz is coming, what kind of blitz, and who should be covering who.

Maybe at some stage we can get some discussions going over the ‘ideal’ characteristics of each position – I wouldn’t be able to contribute much, but I’d find it fascinating to hear what the denizens here want and value from the different positions, and of course where people differ on this (I know it’s also complicated by the type of offense and defense you want to run, but you’ve got to start somewhere).