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San Diego Chargers Daily Links: April 18, 2012

CLEMSON, SC:  Dwayne Allen #83 of the Clemson Tigers catches a pass as he is hit by Erique Florence #14 of the Auburn Tigers during their game at Memorial Stadium in Clemson, South Carolina.  (Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)
CLEMSON, SC: Dwayne Allen #83 of the Clemson Tigers catches a pass as he is hit by Erique Florence #14 of the Auburn Tigers during their game at Memorial Stadium in Clemson, South Carolina. (Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)
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2012 SB Nation NFL Mock Draft: Round 2, Pick 49 - Dan Kadar
With the 49th pick in the SB Nation NFL writer's mock draft, the San Diego Chargers select Clemson tight end Dwayne Allen.

Schedule odds and ends - Bill Williamson
The Chargers have four straight games against 2011 playoff teams in Weeks 11-14.

San Diego Chargers schedule analysis - Bill Williamson
The Chargers have challenges throughout the season, especially in the second half with some difficult road games. Playing at Pittsburgh in Week 14 and the Jets in Week 16 is not ideal for a team that will likely be playing meaningful late-season games.

Melvin Ingram Makes A Visit With The Chargers - Ernie Padaon
We have had Ronnell Lewis and Dont’a Hightower come to town and we can now add Melvin Ingram to that list. If we want to get Ingram, we would have to make a leap in the draft because Ingram is projected to be gone in the top ten picks.

Turner reacts to 2012 schedule - Christopher Smith
"From our team’s standpoint and our fans’ standpoint, I don’t know that you could put together a more exciting schedule when you look at the number of great teams we play and when we play them. It presents some great opportunities for our team. I like the timing of the schedule coming out this week. We start our offseason program on Monday and I think it really gives our guys something to look forward to. It should give our guys great motivation."

Chargers’ schedule is kind of scary - Kevin Acee
This opening matchup in Oakland is an opportunity for new defensive coordinator John Pagano’s players to set the tone in terms of physicality and pass rush. Lose, and the calls for Norv Turner’s job will immediately become ear-splitting.