The Shutdown Corner hypothetical mock draft, Part 2
For our second Shutdown Corner mock draft, we’re going throw a couple semi-likely scenarios into the mix.

For our second Shutdown Corner mock draft, we’re going throw a couple semi-likely scenarios into the mix.

While the order may be in question, it is at least the general consensus that the team has three primary needs this offseason—nosetackle, running back, and nose tackle…Read the full article on Bleacher Report…
via KA http://twitter.com/sdutChargers/status/10241645881 Confirmed by Merriman http://twitter.com/shawnemerriman/status/10241830565
Jamal Williams, seen here with the San Diego Chargers in 2005, has signed a three-year deal with the Denver Broncos. (Photo by K.C
San Diego Chargers nose tackle Jamal Williams The Denver Broncos may have allowed another free agent to slip through their fingers.
NEW YORK — Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum wouldn’t comment directly Monday about reports the team is helping Antonio Cromartie with his paternity payments, but said they’re working with him to “give him his best chance to be successful.” The NFL Network first reported Saturday that the Jets were advancing their newly acquired cornerback $500,000 to help clear up paternity issues. The 25-year-old Cromartie has fathered seven children by six women in five states. He has a court date scheduled for later this month in California.
The Popular thought is that the Chargers need to use their 28th overall pick in this years 2010 draft to replace Ladainian Tomlinson. But that really isn’t the case…Read the full article on Bleacher Report…
With Ladainian Tomlinson and Jamal Williams hitting the open waters of free agency and Antonio Cromartie given a transcontinental change of address, the three big needs for San Diego are obvious—starting running back, nose tackle, and cornerback…Read the full article on Bleacher Report…
After the Saints lost Linebacker Scott Fujita, they are apparently using their newfound freedom as a way to bolster the defensive line. In addition to hosting veteran free agent defensive end Leonard Little, Jason La Canfora of the NFL Network is reporting they are also hosting longtime San Diego Chargers nose tackle Jamal Williams for a visit