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Chargers WR Austin Proehl makes early impression as return specialist


One way an NFL player can garner attention from the coaching staff is by showing out on special teams, which is what did the first day of Chargers training camp. Signed this offseason, Proehl performed well fielding punts during drills. If Proehl continues to show his worth as a returner, he may earn the sixth and final wide receiver spot. (USA Today)

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Chargers WR Austin Proehl makes early impression as return specialist