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Charlie Whitehurst

Vincent Brown "shines" in camp

San Diego Union-Tribune
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Jul 26, 2013 · 11:56 AM EDT

Receiver Vincent Brown has a knack for pulling away while deep into a route. He showed it at San Diego State, as an NFL rookie, in training camp last year -- and in the camp opener on Thursday. Brown ran a fly pattern down the right sideline with cornerback Johnny Patrick stride for stride as Charlie Whitehurst aimed a pass about 15 yards ahead of them. Brown then ran away from Patrick, reached out and caught the ball before safety Jahleel Addae arrived.

Fantasy Impact: 

Brown has been making noise all offseason and his ADP has risen into the 12th round. He'd make a nice handcuff for Danario Alexander owners.

Philip Rivers

Chargers WR Vincent Brown is just plain spectacular. Ye...

San Diego Union-Tribune
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Jun 18, 2013 · 10:06 AM EDT

Chargers WR Vincent Brown is just plain spectacular. Yes, that’s right. Not flashy, just awesome.

He’s not quite 6-foot, not quite 200 pounds, not a guy who’d win a foot race against almost any cornerback. But he plays tall, plays big, plays fast.

Brown seemingly picking up where he left off last preseason before breaking his ankle is great news.

Fantasy Impact: 

QB Philip Rivers still retains great rapport with WR Malcom Floyd and seemed to develop something with WR Danario Alexander last year, but if Brown continues to look as good as beat writer Kevin Acee says, Floyd could be the guy on the outside looking in. We currently have Brown ranked 59th among our WRs, and if he wins a job he will likely climb our charts a little. You should still be able to get him in the second half of drafts as a big-time sleeper candidate.

Philip Rivers

Forget the vertical-oriented attack of years past under...

San Diego Union-Tribune
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Jun 18, 2013 · 10:01 AM EDT

Forget the vertical-oriented attack of years past under which Chargers WR Malcom Floyd thrived.

The ball is expected to leave QB Philip Rivers' hand quicker in 2013. While some situations will still call for going deep, Floyd must do more if he is to see regular snaps.

"I’m running different routes," Floyd said. "These coaches are really working on my lateral ability, a lot of these drills this offseason, getting in and out of my breaks. It’s details like foot placement on curl routes, reprogramming my brain. ... I’m 10 years old in this league, but I feel a lot better than last year. I’m very excited about this upcoming year."

Fantasy Impact: 

Floyd says he's developing into a more technical receiver. But, with Danario Alexander making strides last year, and Vincent Brown healthy and looking good in OTAs, Floyd may suddenly find himself battling for playing time. Floyd can be had very late in drafts this summer.

Philip Rivers

Chargers QB Philip Rivers, 31, seems determined to show...

USA Today
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Jun 08, 2013 · 10:44 AM EDT

Chargers QB Philip Rivers, 31, seems determined to show he can be a better version of the quarterback that once led the NFL in passing yards (2010) and touchdowns (2008), and not the one who threw 25 interceptions, lost 12 fumbles and was sacked 79 times in the past two seasons.

He told USA TODAY Sports he has been reinvigorated by the new offense of head coach Mike McCoy and offensive coordinator Ken Whisenhunt.

"I think my best football is ahead of me, I really do," Rivers said. "That's being optimistic, because we've had a lot of really good years. I am probably on the second half of my career, the back end, but I think I've got a lot of good football left.

Fantasy Impact: 

After four consecutive top 10 seasons, Rivers fell to 20th in total fantasy points and 22nd in PPG. This can be partly attributed to the departure of Vincent Jackson and the fact that Antonio Gates simply isn't a dominant tight end anymore. Rivers is not an elite QB who can overcome a talent drop off, but he is capable enough to post good-to-great numbers if he's surrounded by good players. Hiring former Denver OC Mike McCoy and re-signing Danario Alexander should help. Of the QBs available in the later rounds, he has quite a bit of upside.

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