Ladarius Green Fantasy News
Sunday, December 30, 2012, 3:13pm
Chargers Inactives
Edwin Baker RB
Donald Butler ILB
Gregory Gatson CB
Ladarius Green TE
Gary Guyton ILB
Stephen Schilling G
Mike Willie WR
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Sunday, December 16, 2012, 2:43pm
Chargers Inactives
Ronnie Brown RB
Donald Butler ILB
Jeromey Clary T
Tyronne Green G
Ladarius Green TE
Eddie Royal WR
Demorrio Williams ILB
Ryan Mathews will see a heavy workload with Ronnie Brown out.
Robert Meachem & Eddie Royal OUT for Chargers
Thursday, November 1, 2012, 7:16pm
Chargers Inactives
Chris Carr DB
Larry English LB
Ladarius Green TE
Robert Meachem WR
Jonas Mouton LB
Eddie Royal WR
Brandon Taylor S
With Meachem & Royal both out, Danario Alexander gets the start & Seyi Ajirotutu could see increased playing time after #1 WR Malcom Floyd. Neither Alexander or Ajirotutu are top 50 options. Expect Antonio Gates to get some extra looks. Avoid starting Phil Rivers if possible.
Malcolm Floyd ACTIVE for Monday Night Football
Monday, October 15, 2012, 7:06pm
Chargers Inactives
Jared Gaither T
Antonio Garay DE
Ladarius Green TE
Nate Kaeding K
Jonas Mouton LB
Brandon Taylor SS
Shareece Wright DB
WRs Malcom Floyd and Eddie Royal are active for the Chargers. Nick Novak will continue to handle kicking duties.
Ryan Mathews & Antonio Gates ACTIVE for Chargers
Sunday, September 23, 2012, 2:47pm
Chargers Inactives
RB Ronnie Brown
S Brandon Taylor
CB Shareece Wright
LB Jonas Mouton
DT Antonio Garay
OL Jared Gaither
TE Ladarius Green
Ryan Mathews and Antonio Gates return to game action this week. Both are expected to see normal work.
Monday, September 10, 2012, 9:24pm
Chargers Inactives
Jared Gaither OL
Antonio Garay DE
Ladarius Green TE
Ryan Mathews RB
Jonas Mouton LB
Brandon Taylor SS
Chargers GM calls TE LaDarius Green "a rare receiving threat"
Friday, May 4, 2012, 12:31pm
With Antonio Gates slowed by injuries the past two seasons, consider it wise for San Diego to look for another pass-receiving option at tight end -- with Ladarius Green that option. He's big (6-foot-6), fast (he runs a 4.45 40) and has a 35-inch vertical leap. He's also productive, producing five catches for 121 yards in his final performance against San Diego State.
GM A.J. Smith had this to say about Green: "I wanted to have a balanced draft with a heavy emphasis on defense in the first three rounds. So now we're going to flip to balance it. Green is a rare receiving threat who fits the model of our offense -- like an Antonio Gates. He's not a blocker, and he isn't going to be a blocker. But he has rare skills with speed, and we like his height, his hands, catch radius and burst. We think he's a smart kid, but we'll see how quickly he picks it up. If he comes up really, really quickly we'll have a lot of additional weapons there. We're thinking: Could it be Gates and Ladarius Green? Not at the beginning of the year, but [we'll tell him to] take a half a year to feel your way along."
It doesn't sound like the Chargers are going to press Green early in the year, but he could emerge in the second half of the season if he can catch on quickly. Gates is reportedly feeling great, but Green could be pressed into action if Gates were to get injured again.

