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There were a lot of highly-regarded prospects battling to be considered the best. There are a lot of promising prospects, but it is difficult to determine which has the most potential to succeed. The Chargers might trade Philip Rivers, but they'd likely screw it up, too.

In the last week, Bill Barnwell of ESPN detailed how in the lottery-like draft "the most efficient strategy is to have additional tickets." The RG3 trade may be one of the most effective examples of this in the past, but losers from the trade appear to be willfully ignoring that fact.

LaDainian Tomlinson has said that the Chargers should trade Philip Rivers. According to Tomlinson, the Chargers are in rebuilding mode, and should be able to trade Philip Rivers instead of ruin the rest of his career. Is that realistic? It's all very sensible in the simplest of terms.

The Chargers are, once again, an absolute disaster, losing three games in a gruelling fashion by blowing fourth-quarter leads. Rivers doesn't contribute to the issue. He's completing 68 percent of his passes, 7.8 yards per try and has 1.110 yards. He also scored seven touchdowns and one interception.

The Chargers signed Rivers to [url=https://www.mmoexp.com/Nfl-24/Coins.html]madden 24 mut coins[/url] a four-year renewal worth $83 million last year, but his structure in the contract does not make it prohibitive for trading him. The cap hit doesn't top $22 million until last year, but it's an easy task for a team get out of the contract after 2018.