AFC West Notebook: Chargers work out Mariota; Chiefs expecting more from Ford
Every Friday, theScore's NFL editors will bring you a roundup of everything you need to know from around the division with the AFC West Notebook.
Denver Broncos
Miller's new diet. Looking to make sure that he's in peak shape when it counts the most, linebacker Von Miller is embracing a new and improved diet this offseason.
Latimer a breakout candidate? With Wes Welker now having moved on, Cody Latimer will be in line for an increased role in the wide receiver rotation. Looking ahead to the 2015 season, NFL.com's Adam Rank sees Latimer as a fantasy sleeper.
Broncos low on salary cap. With just $8.09 million in cap space after signing James Casey, and an entire class of draft selections still to come, the Broncos won't have much financial flexibility for the rest of this offseason.
San Diego Chargers
Rivers could be against move to L.A. Seemingly content to play out the final year on his contract due to looming uncertainty, star quarterback Philip Rivers may refuse to play for the Chargers should they move to Los Angeles.
Chargers work out Mariota. With the uncertainty surrounding Rivers' future, the Chargers worked out Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota this week. As Tom Krasovic of U-T San Diego explains, the team's interest makes plenty of sense.
Gurley or Gordon? If the Chargers stay at their current No. 17 overall draft slot, adressing the running back position becomes a realistic possibility. Eric D. Williams of ESPN takes a look at how this year's top players at the position compare for San Diego.
Kansas City Chiefs
Charles pleased with offensive line. After the Chiefs managed to make some key additions on the offensive front, running back Jamaal Charles is excited about where the unit is headed.
Smith receives probation. Cornerback Sean Smith received two years of probation after pleading guilty to driving under the influence. He may now also face discipline from the league office.
Chiefs expecting more from Ford. Coming off a disappointing rookie campaign, the Chiefs are expecting 2014 first-round selection Dee Ford to take a significant step forward heading into next season.
Oakland Raiders
L.A. talks continue to progress. Representatives of the Raiders and Chargers' joint stadium project met with the NFL on Thursday, continuing talks about the two clubs potentially making the move to Los Angeles.
Brown praises Crabtree signing. The Raiders made a much-needed addition to their receiving corps by signing Michael Crabtree this week, and legendary Raiders wideout Tim Brown is in favor of the move.
Peterson a potential fit? With Adrian Peterson now officially reinstated, Bill Williamson of ESPN wonders if the superstar running back would be a trade target for the Raiders.