Mike wrote on Apr 4, 2007 12:00 PM:Turner is a player that could turn a franchise around, and with Vince Young the Titans are starting to bulid an exciting offense. They have one of the best coaches in the league, whose teams always play hard.

Will wrote on Apr 4, 2007 4:45 PM:I THINK THE CHARGERS SHOULD LET TURNER GO.GET THE TITANS 19TH PICK,TRADE OUR 30TH AND 19TH PICK TO DETROIT FOR THEIR 2ND,AND PICK UP CALVIN JOHNSON.IF THAT DOESNT MAKE SENSE WHAT DOES?

GOLDBY wrote on Apr 4, 2007 4:56 PM:I AGREE

James wrote on Apr 4, 2007 5:44 PM:We won't give you our 19 straight up...no way

hillbilly charger fan wrote on Apr 4, 2007 6:17 PM:Hey James, who are you going to get better with your 19th pick? Nobody. I hope everyone in the Titan organization thinks like you, the we don't have to worry about the Titans ever challenging the Chargers or anyone else for the AFC title

Leo wrote on Apr 5, 2007 4:19 AM:From native born Sandiegan living in PA since 84', & pay for NFL package to follow my Boltz. Love Turner but if he can bring 1 Top Level receiver or DB...Just Do it. Our Run game will still be the best.

boom wrote on Apr 5, 2007 8:23 AM:If we can somehow give Mike turner a former 5th rounder and our #30th overall for Calvin johnson, i'd kiss AJ Smith too...

boom wrote on Apr 5, 2007 8:24 AM:Turner and the 30th pick for Calvin johnson.. That equals DYNASTY!!!

Matt` wrote on Apr 5, 2007 11:16 AM:Ifg i was the tities i would hop all over turner, they obviously have not seen him play yet, like that guy james.

anotherhillbillychargerfan wrote on Apr 5, 2007 11:25 AM:The Chargers need a big time safety more than WR. And, the deepest position in the draft is WR (See Buddy Nix's comments on CHARGERS. site today.), so they can pick up a solid WR later (either late in 1st or in 2nd). If (and I doubt he does) A.J. trades up, the best scenario is to get Laron Landry at # 7. Many say he's the safest defensive pick in the draft. If you look at the draft value charts used by most teams, the 19th (875) and 30th (620) may allow A.J. to trade those two picks and maybe a 4th to move up to Minnesota's 7th (1500 value). Landry will be gone at #8 (to Atlanta). The other option would be to keep both picks, and pick up either Safety Reggie Nelson or Michael Griffin is available at 19, and use the 30th on a WR like Meacham, Bowe, Rice, or maybe even Ginn.

trueboltfan1980 wrote on Apr 5, 2007 1:02 PM:I say get 2 picks I would love to see Meachem and Nelson. And in the 2nd round Eric Weddle he is going to be good.

scottdee wrote on Apr 5, 2007 7:41 PM:I agree with "another hillbilly charger fan" comments above regarding moving up to get Landry. I think AJ will make a deal with someone for Turner and package the two 1st round picks to move up and get Landry. Then, he will package. Then he will package the lower Turner compensation pick with one or both of the compensatory picks the NFL awarded to us and move up in the 2nd round to get a WR. He'll use the later picks on RB, LB, OL, DL. Plus, unless D-Flo has a great year this year (not likely) his contract will be up after the year so he is likely trade bait now thereby making CB an area to be addressed in the draft too. No matter who our trading partners are there is no doubt in my mind AJ and the Chargers will be very active on the first day of the draft.

lightsout81 wrote on Apr 10, 2007 5:22 PM:if we trade m.t. to the titans(likely senario) then we have a shot at landry or johnson...but at a steep price.if johnson is still ther at pick 4 we could bundle 2 1st and our 2 3rds (1,813 points) and trade with tampa.landry might not be there past 6 or 7 so we would likely have to bundle 2 1st and 1st 3rd (1623 points) and trade with washington(more likely than trading with tampa).or we could just sit right were we are at and take a top wideout with 16 and a guy like michael griffin with 30 and pick up lorenzo booker in the second(running back)

Jake wrote on Apr 13, 2007 11:11 AM:The Charger team is pretty much set already. They have plenty of draft picks to pick up all the players they need. They just have to draft the productive players, which is much easier said than done. If Turner is traded, I would hope he would be trade for draft picks in 2009 or 2010. The Chargers don't need the picks this year or next year. They won't be able to keep more than 4 or 5 people that they draft this year. The key is to find a trading partner that for some reason over the years hasn't improved enough to get into the playoffs that also happens to need a starting runningback. That isn't that hard, there are plenty of them. It also should be much easier to make the trade because they are for picks in a few years, not now.

anonuomus wrote on Apr 19, 2007 8:38 AM:Just get turner