San Diego Chargers Daily Links: March 30, 2012

Chargers strike deal with Garay - Michael Gehlken
Garay, 32, has started 28 games the past two seasons for the Bolts, emerging as the team's top interior pass rusher. The Chargers first signed him in 2009 off the Jets practice squad.

Elmore searching for fit with San Diego Chargers - Mike Shmitz
After being released by the Packers following training camp, Elmore was out of work for almost four months. He worked out for a handful of teams and continued to train in hopes that an opportunity would arise.

Keeping Garay was pivotal for Chargers - Bill Williamson
I thought Garay was the last priority free agent remaining in the division and he was my 10th-best unrestricted free agent in the division. The Chargers had several priority free agents and Garay was one of them. It was essential that he was kept.

Antonio Garay Returns To Chargers With 2-Year Contract - Joel Thorman
The San Diego Chargers have lost a number of free agents this offseason, most notably WR Vincent Jackson, who signed a multi-year deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. But they were able to keep one important component to their defense in house. According to Liz Mullen of Sports Business Journal, nose tackle Antonio Garay agreed to a two-year deal with the Chargers.

Arrested Drunk Man Sings "Bohemian Rhapsody" In Its Entirety In Back Of Police Car - Dom Cosentino
Dude in the video above wasn't happy about being picked up by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police for being intoxicated. The best excuse he can muster is something about "brotherhood of men on the planet earth" before he segues right into singing Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody." In its entirety.