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One Chargers rookie has been predicted to dominate this season.

Chargers News: LA Rookie Predicted To Dominate 2024 Season

One Chargers rookie has been picked to make an immediate impact this season.

Chargers Mid-Round Rookie Poised To Make Instant Impact In 2024

Miami Dolphins On SI

The former Denver Broncos player will look to stand out among the large group of new defensive tackles

Dolphins Training Camp Preview: DT Jonathan Harris

Missouri State

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CJ Coombs

According to Shakey's website, this pizza parlor is only in California, North Carolina, and Washington state in the U.S. now. This was my family's go-to pizza joint when my father was stationed with the Air Force outside of Omaha, Nebraska. We liked it so much, that when we were transferred again, it was hopeful we'd find another one.

Shakey's Pizza Parlor and nostalgia: the first franchised pizza restaurant also landed in Missouri

All things Chargers from the past 24 hours.

Chargers Notes: Easy Schedule, Running Game Priority, WR Group To Outperform Expectations

Baltimore, MD

The 2024 season will be a make it or break it season for not only the Baltimore Ravens franchise but some of their key players. One player in particular is WR Rashod Bateman, who may be on his last chance to prove his worth in the NFL this season. Baltimore...

Analyst: Ravens’ Former 1st-Round Pick ‘Will Have Chip on Their Shoulder’

FanSided

Back in May, the Buffalo Bills added some depth to their wide receiver room when they signed former Kansas City Chiefs wideout Marquez Valdes-Scantling. The signing, of course, came in the same offseason the Bills decided to trade Stefon Diggs and have attempted to put that room back together by drafting Keon Coleman and signing Curtis Samuel, Chase Claypool and Mack Hollins.

New Bills WR clearly doesn't understand rivalry with Jets

Jerod Mayo is making a curious decision for training camp in his first season as the New England Patriots head coach. Many eyes will be focused on news coming from their training camp this summer. These will be the first non-offseason Patriots practices not led by Bill Belichick since 1999.

Report: New England Patriots HC Makes Questionable Decision For Training Camp

Colts DC Gus Bradley spoke about how CB JuJu Brents missing time in last year’s offseason program had an impact on his rookie year. “That part is challenging,” said Gus Bradley, via Coltswire. “There’s still a little bit where we’re looking at him, and you can see that he’s had some experienced play, and now when you’re going through this phase of it, you’re looking back at it, and you’re saying, ‘boy, let’s start over with him here, and let’s get him back to the fundamentals and the basics.”

AFC Notes: Stefon Diggs, Tank Bigsby, Colts, Jaguars, Texans

Green Bay, WI

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Pro Football Focus is using the offseason to go through and rank all position groups from around the league. Recently, PFF did a full 32-team ranking for the NFL’s top receiving corps, and the Green Bay Packers’ receiver group came in at No. 14. It’s important to note...

PFF ranks Packers receiving corps 14th in NFL entering 2024

All things from the Chargers over the past 24 hours.

Chargers Notes: Running Game Emphasis, Team Adjustments, Veteran WR Leadership

Dolphins S Jevon Holland has loved the change to DC Anthony Weaver and implied he wasn’t the biggest fan of former DC Vic Fangio. “Actually, ‘Weav’ is super dope, man,” Holland said, via Hal Habib of the Palm Beach Post. “Like as a person, as an ex-player, as a coach. You can just feel he understands where we’re coming from. He wants to hear us in our input on the defense and then is able to put that into how the defense is called and how the defense is taught. So now he’s great, man.”

AFC Notes: Drake Maye, Allen Lazard, Dolphins, Jets, Patriots

Jacksonville, FL

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This week, City Council is set to begin discussing the proposed deal with the Jacksonville Jaguars to renovate EverBank Stadium. At its center is the agreement for a $1.4 billion stadium overhaul, the cost of which would be split 50-50 with the Jags after the city also covers $150 million in overdue maintenance and repair work. The city has said it plans to pay for its $625 million construction portion, for the most part, by redirecting revenue from a half-penny sales tax, passed as “the Better Jacksonville Plan.” But it’s not a straight line from the tax revenue pot to getting cranes in the air — the plan depends on budget changes to avoid debt on other projects, and using money that would have gone toward paying down that debt on the stadium reno.

How the city wants to pay for the ‘Stadium of the Future’

The Los Angeles Chargers are listed as one of the five ‘overlooked’ teams heading into the 2024 season.

Chargers Listed As 'Overlooked' Team Heading Into New Season

Indianapolis, IN

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The Indianapolis Colts drafted Auburn defensive back Jaylin Simpson with the 164th pick in the fifth round of the 2024 NFL Draft. He might not have heard his name called until day three of the NFL Draft, but the Colts might just call his name to be a Week 1 starter in 2024.  Simpson spent ...

A Colts rookie who was drafted on day three of the NFL Draft just might be a Week 1 starter

Kansas City, MO

Arthur Treacher's Fish & Chips is no longer in Missouri but it still has two free-standing locations in Ohio. It once was a large chain across the country. I still recall the one off of 71 Highway in Kansas City, Missouri that used to be behind the once-popular Truman Corners Shopping Center. It was my mother's go-to spot for fish & chips. That was a long time ago.

No longer in Missouri, but still in Ohio: Arthur Treacher's Fish & Chips founded in 1969

The AFC’s underachievement kingpins for much of this century, the Chargers saw their most recent mission hit a wall last season. After GM Tom Telesco gave Brandon Staley another year in the wake of the 2022 team’s historic collapse, both ended up gone less than a year later. In terms of pure GMs, no AFC front office boss had been in place longer than Telesco. The Bolts responded by changing their managerial structure; their decision-making hierarchy now runs through a head coach.

Offseason In Review: Los Angeles Chargers

Pittsburgh, PA

Hypothetical trade scenarios never really go away, and this time of year — before the start of NFL training camps — they’re rampant.
This scenario involves everybody’s favorite defensive tackle, Cameron Heyward.
Kristopher Knox of Bleacher Report proposes the Steelers indirectly acquire their desperately needed wide receiver No. 2 in return for Heyward.


Broncos get: Rams’ 2025 third-round pick, Steelers’ 2026 third-round pick, WR Tutu Atwell
Steelers get: WR Courtland Sutton, Rams’ 2026 fourth-round pick
Rams get: DT Cameron Heyward


Chances are, very few Steelers fans would be happy if this trade went down in the real world.
Pittsburgh needs a proven pass-catcher behind George Pickens, but not at the cost of Heyward.
Last season, Heyward limped through the 11 games he appeared in after injuring his groin in Week 1. He’s just two seasons removed from consecutive 10-sack seasons and still has enough in the tank to produce at a high level.
Although reuniting him with Russell Wilson seems tempting, Courtland Sutton hasn’t had a 1,000-yard season since 2019. Not to mention, Denver said in April that Sutton was not on the trade block.
The Steelers might have to do something bold to acquire a WR1/2, but what?
Let us know in the comments below.

Proposed 3-team trade nets the Steelers a desperately needed WR

Denver, CO

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The author used artificial intelligence in the crafting of this article. There’s no doubt Denver’s migrants have made a visible impact on the city. From crowds in Home Depot parking lots looking for day labor to migrants darting in and out of traffic to wash windows with squeegees, their presence has caused concern among some.

Chargers News: What Would Extension For Pro Bowl OL Look Like?

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