Catching up on a Friday night:
- In a radio interview, San Diego tight end Antonio Gates agrees with LaDainian Tomlinson that the Chargers have too many young players who have their own agendas. It’s an interesting theory as San Diego tries to find reasons to come to grips with its early exit from the playoffs.
- Also in a radio interview, San Diego linebacker Shawne Merriman reiterates that he wants to stay in San Diego. He will likely be a restricted free agent and he could be lost in the shuffle of a busy offseason for the Chargers.
- Kansas City general manager Scott Pioli tells the Kansas City Star about his offseason philosophy. Pioli said the Chiefs will not sign big-name players just for the sake of doing it. He said the team must be smart. It’s difficult to argue with being smart, but the truth is, Kansas City needs an influx of talent, whether are carry “big” names or not.
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