Career Year For 2024 Los Angeles Chargers Players Impacting Team Success Most: Derwin James, Josh Palmer, And More

In this episode, Jake and Dan discuss the Los Angeles Chargers players, where if they were to produce career years in 2024, would be the most impactful toward overall team success in 2024. Players discussed include Derwin James, Josh Palmer, Trey Pipkins, Asante Samuel Jr, Kristian Fulton, Hayden Hurst, JK Dobbins, Gus Edwards, Daiyan Henley, Tuli Tuipulotu, Quentin Johnston & more – tune in!

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Chargers Unleashed Podcast, and Blueprints, are weekly Chargers podcasts, part of the LAFB Network, covering all things Los Angeles Chargers. Chargers Unleashed and Blueprints provide listeners with unique and refreshing perspectives on the latest in Chargers news and storylines, along with special guest appearances, player interviews, off-season discussions for the NFL Draft, Free Agency, training camps, and weekly updates surrounding Los Angeles Chargers for fans around the globe. Tune in for Chargers interviews, Chargers news, and more!

Chargers players discussed include Justin Herbert, Derwin James, Joey Bosa, Khalil Mack, Rashawn Slater, Josh Palmer, Asante Samuel Jr, Daiyan Henley, Quentin Johnston, Tuli Tuipulotu, and much more. We also discuss Chargers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh, OC Greg Roman, DC Jesse Minter, and the rest of the Chargers coaching staff. The LA Chargers 2024 draft class: 1 OT Joe Alt 2 WR Ladd McConkey 3  LB Junior Colson 4  DL Justin Eboigbe 5  CB Tarheeb Still 5  CB Cam Hart 6  RB Kimani Vidal 7  WR Brenden Rice 7  WR Cornelius Johnson

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