He does a have great name for football. For that I'd give him the vet minimum, take it or leave it.

Oh btw, Brianfo's still alive.

He's a dude that given a hole is alright. I wish he was better at short yardage, seems like the small guys that can get sideways and have some wiggle are the best at short yardage.

Havent seen Trent Richardson play, eh?

Dude is a complete beast in all facets of the game.

He would be well worth our pick, if he lasts that long.

A more likely scenario is a team moving up to the pick right before ours to take him because they know he will be on our radar with a significant need at the position.

I actually liked Battle too but I wish him the best of luck, hope he's able to get payday somewhere and do well.

Bring him to jacksonville. MJD needs to be spelled or we will run him into the ground.

I'm a fan of Rashad Jennings. When he's not injured he's a pretty solid HB.

McDonalds is hiring...

If we pick a RB at #10 I am going to puke.

If we pick anyone at #10, I'll puke too.

If we pick somebody at #9, I'll puke and also make poo.

FAX

If we pick someone at #8, then I will be irate.

You’d be disappointed. He doesn’t create his own holes like MJD does.

ok player .. guess go fo it ......

What?

The Chargers, still looking to add a veteran backup to Ryan Mathews, had a visitor Tuesday.

Running back Jackie Battle met with team personnel and toured the Chargers facility as one of four candidates in the mix to join the backfield.

Mike Tolbert, who spelled Mathews the past two seasons, reached a four-year deal with the Panthers on Monday.

Battle, 28, spent the first five years of his career with the Chiefs. The bulk of his playing time came last season when he had 149 carries for 597 yards and two touchdowns. He also had nine catches for 68 yards.

If signed, Battle would be reunited with new Chargers fullback Le’Ron McClain, who spent last year in Kansas City.

Mathews and Curtis Brinkley currently stand as the team's lone running backs. The team is also interested in returning fullback Jacob Hester in a reserve role behind McClain.