Chargers offensive coordinator Greg Roman said their attack will be shaped by training camp. J.K. Dobbins is happy in L.A., and rookie Joe Alt impresses.
The second day of Chargers training camp mirrored the previous in El Segundo sunshine, but Thursday featured further playbook installation and full-team drills as the Chargers inched closer to practicing with full pads. Some takeaways from Day 2: The Chargers are searching for an offensive identity early in camp, and offensive coordinator Greg Roman said that will develop in the weeks to come. “When we exit training camp, we should have a good feel for who we are,” Roman said.
Despite these setbacks, the 25-year-old's spirits remain high. “Every day, you’ll see a smile on my face,” Dobbins said. “Except for when I am injured.” For now, the smile lets people know he is healthy. Dobbins acknowledged that physical reminders of the injuries still linger but he continues to push through the obstacles. It’s evident that ongoing discussions about his health still bother Dobbins, however.
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