Bolts From The Blue on Charlie Kolar

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Kolar is considered a starter and will likely only play one game, but that small sample size could still be our first look at how Mike McDaniel plans to use him in his offense. Despite being one of the best run-blocking tight ends in the NFL, Kolar has always had untapped receiving ability that was not often used in Baltimore with both Mark Andrews and Isaiah Likely playing on the same offense. But with the Chargers, you can fully expect McDaniel to find a way to utilize his 6'6, 265-pound pass-catcher.
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Kolar's receiving ability should finally be unleashed in McDaniel's Chargers offense.

Kolar is considered a starter for the Chargers and will likely play one preseason game, offering a first look at how Mike McDaniel plans to use him in his offense. Despite being one of the best run-blocking tight ends in the NFL, Kolar has always had untapped receiving ability that was not often used in Baltimore with both Mark Andrews and Isaiah Likely on the same offense. With the Chargers, McDaniel is expected to fully utilize his 6'6", 265-pound pass-catcher's receiving skills.

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