San Diego Chargers Daily Links: January 8, 2015

Pro Football Hall of Fame Incomplete Without Don Coryell - Ricky Henne
"I think he had tremendous influence on the game, and all you have to do is watch each Sunday and see how the game has evolved since his coaching," said his former quarterback, Dan Fouts.  "I talk to Hall of Fame voters all the time about why Don should be in the Hall of Fame, and it’s because he contributed so much to it. I could give them a dozen reasons; it is not just one or two things.  His influence on the way the game is played offensively and defensively of course, but his use of personnel, creativity and fearlessness, too.

L.A. stadium game intensifies for Chargers - Kevin Acee (UT$)
We’ve long known 2015 was crucial to the future of the Chargers in San Diego. Team president Dean Spanos has increasingly been eyeing L.A., as the NFL wants a team (or two) back in the nation’s second-largest market sooner than later. The Chargers say it would be financially detrimental to have competition in Southern California while they are stuck in antiquated Qualcomm Stadium.

Free agent watch: CB Shareece Wright - Tom Krasovic (UT$)
Wright generally has looked more comfortable in man-to-man, press coverage than off man and zone coverages. He's more assertive and decisive when not lining up 5-10 yards from receivers. He may fit better with teams that run less off coverage than San Diego, such as the Raiders, Chiefs and Washington

D.J. Fluker's future with Chargers at guard? - Eric Williams (video)
ESPN Chargers reporter Eric D. Williams talks about why the team should keep D.J. Fluker at right tackle.

Playing-time breakdown: San Diego Chargers - Eric Williams
An examination of the snap counts for the San Diego Chargers during the 2014 regular season.