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Chargers Daily Links: Which non-QB on the Chargers will have a career year in 2022?

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Good morning, Chargers fans!

This morning, we’re going to chop it about our non-Justin Herbert Chargers players that we believe could breakout for a career season in 2022.

I’ll kick things off with my selection of tight end Gerald Everett.

The Chargers have always gotten a fairly high floor from their starting tight ends. As a matter of fact, it’s been 19 years since the team has seen their starting tight end finish a season with less than 500 yards receiving. Through his five-year career, Everett has yet to exceed that mark between his time with both the Rams and the Seahawks but I believe that will change in just his first campaign in the powder blues. His ability to rack up YAC on top of being a matchup problem for most second-level defenders is a sure way to see him get utilized by Joe Lombardi and to become a new favorite target for Herbert.

Throwing it over to you all. Who do you got for a breakout/career year in 2022?

And now for today’s links.

Chargers News:

Chris Hayre and Matt “Money” Smith answer your questions on a mailbag episode of Chargers Weekly (Chargers.com)

Check out the best photos of the defense during the team’s 2022 media day (Chargers.com)

The three best-kept secrets on the Chargers roster (Bolt Beat)

The Chargers were named a team with one of the best chances to win the franchise’s first Super Bowl (Bolt Beat)

NFL News:

Predicting when rookie quarterbacks will make their first start (ESPN)

Picking the most underrated player on all 32 teams (ESPN+)

Overvalued players on every NFC team (CBS Sports)

NFL records that could be broken in 2022 (NFL.com)

Deshaun Watson’s hearing concluded after just three days (Pro Football Talk)

Ranking the NFL’s 10 best franchise cornerstones heading into the 2022 season (Bleacher Report)