San Diego Chargers Daily Links: June 5, 2015

One Word to Define Dontrelle Inman's Outlook - Ricky Henne
"I feel the same as I did last year, but it’s all about confidence," he explained.  "When you have the confidence that you can do something or be somewhere, you are going to have that feeling no matter what it is.  You will be confident no matter what the challenge is to come.  So I am confident in what I can do as a player, and I’m confident in what I can do as a teammate."

Worst CB Charting Stats (and More on the Best) - Andrew Healy
Also note that a big riser is Johnathan Joseph, who ranked fourth in adjusted yards per pass. Brandon Flowers, on the other hand, fell off the top of the list to 14th, having allowed a high number of big plays (8.9 adjusted yards per pass, ranked 26th).

No Weddle would be special test in '15 - Tom Krasovic (UT$)
The absence of Eric Weddle from special teams, a scenario implied this week by Weddle's agent, would cost San Diego's situational units a versatile, smart cog. Weddle is the type of player who makes opponents uneasy.

One Maas chance at stadium solution? - Kevin Acee (UT$)
No one knows what would have occurred had this or that had been different. Trying to change the past, or live in it, is wasted energy. But we've reached a point so desperate that it is not folly to wonder "what if," especially if there is even just the smallest chance to, in essence, go back to the future.

Allegations Chargers quit stadium effort - Kevin Acee (UT$)
It depends on who is offering the perspective, but there is certainly a deepening and widening narrative among those in and around the city that the Chargers have slow-played – even sabotaged – efforts to get a stadium built in San Diego.