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It has been a week of preparation for the draft. The Chargers picked up more depth on the front line with the signing on OT Mario Henderson and Brandyn Dombrowski signed his contract.

The team also brought back some key players on special teams. Mike Windt signed  his deal and he will be the long snapper for at least another season. Jacob Hester was the captain of the special teams and signed a one-year deal.

Other than those signings, it was a slow week for the team. It is all about preparation for the draft now. We better help out that defense.

Around the league, nothing earth shattering happened except for Jabar Gaffney going a little nutty on twitter. That was good for a little laugh.

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Along with Mario Henderson and Jacob Hester, the Chargers announced via Twitter that they have also re-signed offensive lineman Brandyn Dombrowski and long snapper Mike Windt.

Dombrowski was signed as a free agent in 2008 and has spent time at guard and left tackle. Windt replaced the long time Charger David Binn in 2010.

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The San Diego Chargers have informed kick returner Richard Goodman and long snapper Mike Windt that they will be retained as exclusive-rights free agents (Michael Gehlken).

Goodman did well as the kick returner last season. Early in the season, there were times I got frustrated with him for taking the ball out 7 yards deep in the end zone, but later in the year he was breaking off longer and longer runs till he actually took one to the house. He should definitely benefit from that experience and have an even better season coming up.

Mike Windt has done a good job as the long snapper since he was brought in. He had to replace David Binn, but he did alirght. We didn’t have a punt blocked all of last season and I don’t remember one bad snap. Sounds good enough for me!