Jamal Williams News

Chargers DE Luis Castillo might not be having a standout year statistically, posting just two sacks and 17 tackles, but daily team observers tell us that he is putting together a fantastic campaign.

OAKLAND At SAN DIEGO OPENING LINE - Chargers by 16 1/2 RECORD VS. SPREAD - Oakland 3-4; San Diego 2-4 SERIES RECORD - Chargers lead 55-43-2 LAST MEETING - Chargers beat Raiders 24-20, Sept.

We got back on track in w eek seven with three pick predictions and three easy wins.

The San Diego Chargers might want to send a thank-you note to the NFL schedule makers.

Having taken a 'bye' week of my own, I thought that I'd put together a few musings for the general group.

" The Chargers may have found their balance at nose tackle with a rotation of Travis Johnson, Ian Scott and Ogemdi Nwagbuo.

The absence of Chargers NT Jamal Williams was not noticed as much against a banged-up, struggling Chiefs offensive line, but his absence has helped push the Chargers' rushing defense to the bottom six of the league, as the defensive front has struggled to recover since Williams went down in Week One with a season-ending triceps injury.

In what is always a close game the Chiefs and Chargers will renew their old rivalry that goes back to their AFL days Sunday with a noon kickoff at Arrowhead.

Losing nose tackle Jamal Williams has thrown the San Diego Chargers ' defense into a state of disarray.

Well, 2-3. Not the end of the season, but definitely a disappointment for most of the fans of the San Diego Chargers.

Last night, a national audience realized that there are several things wrong with the San Diego Chargers.

From 2005 through 2008, the Chargers drafted a grand total of one defensive lineman, 7th round pick Chase Page who is no longer in the NFL.

The San Diego Chargers are once again struggling at the beginning of this season, just as they did last year.

Josh McDaniels and the Denver Broncos are coming off an extremely emotional and hard fought victory against my New England Patriots as the San Diego Chargers sat back on their bye week watching helplessly as the Broncos took a two-and-a-half game lead early in the chase for a division title.

The San Diego Chargers say enough tickets have been sold to lift the local television blackout of Monday night's game against AFC West-leading Denver.

Posted by ESPN.com's Bill Williamson The San Diego Chargers indicated at the beginning of their bye week last week that there wouldn't be any bombshells, a la the firing of defensive coordinator Ted Cottrell last season.

Looking ahead to Monday night, when the Broncos take on the Chargers in San Diego, reveals a very interesting matchup.

With the win over the Patriots now in the rearview mirror, the Denver Broncos set their sights squarely on the Chargers.

The Chargers have released starting strong safety Clinton Hart in order to sign defensive tackle Ian Scott.

With the 5-0 Broncos coming here Monday night for a moment of truth or consequences with the 2-2 Chargers, we find ourselves in the throes of a Big Game Week.