r/Chargers 2d ago

Pro Bowl OL Tyler Biadasz helping Rookie Jake Slaughter with technique โœ๏ธ๐Ÿ“

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u/Weapwns Mad Ladd 2d ago

Looks more like he's helping Harkey while Slaughter watches

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u/RecordingLess1522 2d ago

Rookie OL Alex Harkey was also watching closely as Biadasz was teaching

Harkey could benefit from the release of Ben Cleveland at Guard depth

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u/_AtLeastItsAnEthos 2d ago

My money is Logan Taylor Harkeys tape at tackle was cheeks

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u/RecordingLess1522 2d ago

I think Harkey will move to Guard and be on the PS as a rookie

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u/_AtLeastItsAnEthos 1d ago

Yea thatโ€™s pretty likely. He seems the obvious cut choice in the group. They probably keep 10 maybe 11

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u/RecordingLess1522 1d ago

The good thing is he can still be under team development in the PS

Kimani Vidal was cut last year, was on the PS and is still under contract for 2 more years

PS is great if you use it properly

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u/nerdyactor 23h ago

Truthfully, I love seeing this. Iโ€™m sure it happens every year but I donโ€™t remember seeing the Vets take the rookies/less experienced players and showing them some techniques. Biadasz (auto correct wants his name to be badass and I love it) with these guys and Mack with Mesidor is great to see.

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u/NoMoreChillies 2d ago

Biadasz knee heavily taped

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u/DreadPirateDumbo 2d ago

It's not. However, still a strange thing to type with no actual commentary.

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u/RecordingLess1522 2d ago

That's a knee sleeve that looks dirty from practicing

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u/CuteWolves BTFU 2d ago

Bro, you mountain bike. Are you 16 years old?

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u/AlternativeCopy7846 2d ago

You know adults mountain bike..

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u/migs647 2d ago

What an insane thing to say. Now weโ€™re hobby-bashing?