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The Chargers are facing heightened offseason concerns about their defensive captain as well as their franchise quarterback.
Whereas Philip Rivers has balked at the notion of signing a long-term deal to remain in San Diego, All-Pro safety Eric Weddle is growing increasingly frustrated by the Bolts' refusal to address his contract.
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Seeking a deal that will allow him to retire with theChargers, Weddle is skipping voluntary offseason conditioning this week, NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport reported Monday, via a source informed of the safety's plans.
Weddle told UT-San Diego's Kevin Acee that he feels "highly disrespected" by the organization.
"We've come to them numerous times and said we want to be part of the team, we want to retire as a Charger," Weddle explained. "We've completely gotten pushed aside."
Name one positive thing Charger related currently. The Chargers organization is an absolute hot mess. Flaming bag of poop. Stadium sitch?... DISASTER. QB sitch?... DISASTER. Captain on Defense?... M.I.A. and a DISASTER.
Weddle asking for an extension with a year left on his current over valued contract is BONKERS. He is guaranteed 10 million bucks this year. Why would the Chargers extend a 30 year old Safety? Weddle feeling disrespected is legit BANANAS. Cut this clown right now. Pretty sure it would only cost the Bolts 2 Million by doing so and he ain't getting a big deal on the market.
Chargers should just openly tank to ease the backlash of leaving town. Would easily be the smartest move the organization has ever made. Like a hot chick you're dating gaining a smooth 35 pounds just to make it easier to dump her.
I would've cut him when he showed up with the Santa Beard last year during their make or break stretch run.
P.S.
I would have cut him after either one of his sweet fake punt calls as well. Absolute dogfight on which call was dumber…
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