San Diego Chargers Daily Links: May 2, 2016

Chargers should have gambled on Jack - Nick Canepa (UT$)
I have no idea what Chargers doctors think of Jack’s injury. Maybe the red flag flew too high. But I’m saying he’s going to play — I just saw him dunking a basketball — and he’s a major talent, and the Bolts should have dared in that spot.

Chargers add Wattage to Melvin Gordon’s future - Kevin Acee (UT$)
"I’m going to go out and try to help him do everything I can," said Watt, Gordon’s lead blocker for much of his record-breaking final season at the University of Wisconsin. "We’re going to pick up right where we left off, I think."

Bolts Bid Farewell to Mike Scifres - Hayley Elwood
The adage of football being a business gets thrown around, but like when Scifres took over for former Chargers punter Darren Bennett, Kaser will get his chance to do the same.  Head Coach Mike McCoy mentioned how Scifres was not only a true professional on the phone, but he will remain one of the Chargers’ greatest players of all time.

Five Lessons from the Chargers 2016 NFL Draft - Ricky Henne
"We were on the phone a lot.  There really weren’t any scenarios with going up in this draft, but we were on the phone a lot as far as potentially moving back.  Sometimes they just fall through or sometimes the other team just pulls out and goes somewhere else.  It’s just the nature of the business, but it was a little odd to go a whole draft without a trade."

Exclusive First Interview with Drew Kaser - Ricky Henne
Lambo and I are such good friends. I really think it’s a blessing to be in the NFL to begin with, but also to be with one of your former teammates and best friends.  I’m very fortunate and it’s going to be awesome.