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Article #4007Re: Chargers sign QB Salisbury...Jaguars likely to get Coryatt
From: escsf@igc.apc.or
Date: Thu, 22 Feb 1996 00:00
Date: Thu, 22 Feb 1996 00:00
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stacoma@ix.netcom.com (Scott C. Tacoma) wrote: >(First off, LB Quentin Coryatt has signed offer sheet with Jaguars of >around 18 mil... :-( ) > > >SAN DIEGO (AP) -_ Quarterback Sean Salisbury finally made it back >home. > >Salisbury signed a two-year contract worth about $1 million Wednesday >with the San Diego Chargers, a team he grew up idolizing and one he >wished he would have joined two years ago. > At least that part of our needs is taken care of. > <big snip> >San Diego's free agent shopping continues Thursday with visits from >tackle James Williams of the Chicago Bears and linebacker Bill >Romanowski of the Philadelphia Eagles. > Romanowski used to be a good LB, but I haven't watched him in the past couple years. I would think we could do a little better than that. With Cox gone, and Coryatt getting a HUGE contract offer, we might already be too late. > >Defensive end Marco Coleman of the Miami Dolphins is scheduled to >visit on Monday. The Dolphins have designated Coleman as their >transition player, so the Chargers would have to come up with an offer >that Miami wouldn't want to match. > >``Probably the chances aren't good, but we want to take a shot at >it,'' said Beathard, who decided not to re-sign defensive end Leslie >O'Neal. ``But our shot can't be something that will kill us.'' > >Coleman played for Chargers coach Bobby Ross at Georgia Tech, and his >position coach there, Brian Baker, was hired last week as the >Chargers' defensive line coach. > >Coleman's agent, Brian Ransom, said he hasn't scheduled any visits for >his client beyond San Diego. > >``San Diego just happens to be a unique situation he's interested in, >and that is because of those ties and they're a good team,'' Ransom >said. ``I don't think Marco can go wrong either place. He wants to >know more about San Diego before making a decision.'' > Coleman is a good DE, and an adequate replacement for O'Neal, but they really must invest more into the LB situation. > >Chargers left tackle Harry Swayne, an unrestricted free agent who >likely won't be re-signed, has scheduled visits to Detroit on Monday >and the New York Jets on Tuesday, his agent said. > James Williams would be nice, but we could also take care of O-Line with draft picks. > >AP-NY-02-21-96 2022EST > > "We ARE through the looking glass" -J.R. "Bob" Dobbs
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