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Jason Verrett's Advice Paying Off For Trevor Williams - Ricky Henne
"Verrett told me ‘Be ready bro because we are going to need you. You never know when it is going to be, but your time is going to come.’ Each and every day I would come out to practice and give it my all so that when the time came, I wouldn’t let my teammates down."
What the NFL is Saying about Melvin Gordon - Chargers.com
"He is definitely the best running back we have faced so far this year. He is going to be a great running back in his years to come. He got a lot of training this summer. He is a great guy. Credit to their offensive line and their running back."– Titans S Kevin Byard
10 best players who could hit free agency in 2017 - Bryson Vesnaver
Melvin Ingram is an edge defender in the midst of his prime years right now. Last season, he ranked 18th at his position, with an 84.2 overall grade; in 2016, he ranks eighth. Among 3-4 outside linebackers, Ingram has a pass-rushing productivity score of 10.7, and his 39 total pressures ranks fifth. But he also adds the ability to defend the run well, and can drop into coverage if need be. His 76.0 coverage grade ranks third among edge defenders (one of the players above him is Jamie Collins, who played inside linebacker most of the season). Ingram a young player in his prime, and should command a lot of interest if indeed he were to hit the market as an unrestricted free agent.
Kiper's Rookie Big Board: Dak has lots of company - Mel Kiper Jr. (insider)
Bosa is on a three-game sackless streak after having four in his first three games. I don't think he'll have many of these streaks in his career. A holdout and hamstring injury kept him in the news but off the field until Week 5, and he has been living in backfields since his debut. I said before the draft that the high-motor Bosa had a very high floor -- he's going to be a star.
Failed stadium vote leaves Chargers little time to mull options - Eric Williams
"The Mayor’s office and Chargers representative met in person this week for the first time since Election Day to keep the lines of communication open as the Chargers use this time to review their options," Faulconer’s spokesperson Matt Awbrey said in an email to ESPN.com. "The tone was positive and collaborative and we look forward to remaining in touch."