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At 29 years old , does Jackson have enough to give to the Bolts?" />Skip to main contentclockmenumore-arrownoyesHorizontal - e Blue, a Los Angeles Chargers communityLog In or Sign UpLog InSign UpFanpostsFanshotsSectionsChargersOddsAboutMastheadCommunity GuidelinesStubHubMoreAll 322 blogs on Horizontal - WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections San Diego Chargers Daily LinksSan Diego Chargers NewsSan Diego Chargers OffseasonSan Diego Chargers HistorySan Diego Chargers HumorFiled under:Latest NewsLos Angeles Chargers NewsChargers OffseasonShould the Chargers sign DT Malik Jackson?New,41commentsAt 29 years old, does Jackson have enough to give to the Bolts?PSTShareTweetShareShareShould the Chargers sign DT Malik Jackson?Photo by Rob Carr/Getty ImagesOn Friday morning, it was announced that the Jacksonville Jaguars were releasing 29-year old defensive tackle Malik Jackson, along with running backs Carlos Hyde and safety Tashaun Gipson.With Jackson’s release, it makes an already interesting free agent pool that much deeper. Other names currently in the group include Timmy Jernigan, Sheldon Richardson, and Johnathan Hankins.Jackson would present the Chargers with a sizable presence that they haven’t possessed in quite some time. Jackson’s 6-foot-6 frame would tower over the likes of recent starters in the interior , Brandon Mebane (6-1) and Corey Liuget (6-3).I believe Jackson could play anywhere along the interior but using him as a penetrating 3-technique would be the sweet spot in marrying his abilities with what Gus Bradley wants to do with this defense. The Chargers’ highest-paid defensive tackle up to this point has been Mebane, making a friendly 4.5 mil/year. Jackson’s 6-year contract with the Jaguars, signed in 2016, was good for up to 85.5 million and a 14.25 mil/year average. That’s likely far too rich for the Chargers at a position they just used a third-round pick on in last year’s draft, but if they deem the need for help in the interior as bad as most fans do, I could see them offering maybe a 3-year, 30 mil/yr deal to get his services for the next couple years.In recent years, when the Chargers have waited on their “splash” signing of the off-season, they’ve given 3 years , 39 million to Casey Hayward, 4 years, 53 million to left tackle Russell Okung, and 2 years, 15 million to center Mike Pouncey. Those all sort’ve float around the 8-13 million per year average I expect them to use on a free agent this season. But at the end of the day, if Jackson believes he should still get paid as a top-6 defensive tackle in the league, the Bolts may have to find some reinforcements elsewhere this free agency period. Ranking all 32 NFL teams' run-defense units after Week 6 - PFF Analysis TeamTEAM RUN-DEFENSE GRADE: 66.7Explosive Runs Allowed %:10.2 (21st)Team Run-Defense Stuff %: 25.2 (10th)Top Run Defender (Run-Defense Grade): DI Darius Philon (81.7)32 NFL Observations, Week 6 - Nathan JahnkeCornerback Casey Hayward is allowing 1.4 yards after the catch per reception allowed, which is the fewest for cornerbacks this season.NFL Week 7 NFL CBS Tennessee Titans @ Los Angeles Chargers Preview - PFF Preview TeamPhilip Rivers has been unstoppable when getting rid of the ball quickly (less than 2.5 seconds). His passer rating of 124.0 on throws in less than 2.5 seconds ranks 3rd out of 36 qualifying quarterbacks. The Titans’ defense will have their hands full with the feisty veteran and his quick trigger.2018 NFL Offensive Line Rankings: All 32 teams' units after Week 6 - Michael RennerAfter being drafted in the third round a season ago , the proverbial light switch just hasn’t flipped for Dan Feeney. His game-by-game splits this season are almost too dichotomous to believe. Against the Chiefs, Rams and 49ers, he allowed a total of 18 pressures. Against the Bills, Raiders and Browns, he didn’t allow any.Ranking all 32 NFL teams' pass-rush units after Week 6 - PFF Analysis TeamTEAM PASS-RUSH GRADE: 66.2Team Pressure Percentage: 34% (T-13th)Team Pressure Percentage when Blitzing: 63.8% (8th)Top Pass-Rusher (Pass-Rush Grade): Edge Melvin Ingram (72.7)Philip Rivers is doing more than enough to enter the MVP conversation in 2018 - David NeumannWhile he may not be the MVP frontrunner, Rivers deserves mention when discussing the NFL’s best quarterbacks this season. Rivers is playing his best football of the past five years, and the Chargers have legitimately looked like one of the best teams in the NFL. Whether that will continue over the final 10 games remains to be seen — we are talking about the Chargers after all.Grading all 32 first rounders after Week 6 - Mark ChichesterJames put forth yet another strong performance in his team’s Week 6 victory over the Browns, as he continues his push for Defensive Rookie of the Year honors. For the first time of his young career, James didn’t see a single target while he was in coverage , but that didn’t stop him from finding his way onto the stat sheet, as he tallied a sack from one of his six pass-rush snaps and also added two tackles against the run.15 stats to know from Week 6 in the NFL - Austin GayleIn addition to King’s dominance in the slot, Chargers rookie safety Derwin James, who is a clear front-runner for Defensive Rookie of the Year honors through six weeks, has practically eliminated opposing tight ends this season. Of the17 NFL defenders who have been targeted at least 10 times when covering tight ends through Week 6, James ranks first in passer rating allowed (14.6).Social Media Information:BFTB Facebook Page: Click here to like our pageBFTB Twitter: Follow @BFTB_ChargersThe Lightning Round Twitter: Follow @Lightning_RoundThe Lightning Round Facebook: Click here to like our pageBFTB Manager: Richard Wade: Follow @RichardWade