May 1, 2009 | San Diego Union-Tribune
'Lights Out' says he's ready for the electricity to be turned back on
Shawne Merriman will returns to the field this weekend for the first time since major knee surgery in September when the Chargers hold a minicamp.
Chargers look to enhance pass rushing for defense through English
Last updated on 04/26/2009 at 6:13 p.m. First it was the Atlanta Falcons, then it was the New England Patriots or the Arizona Cardinals.
Chargers Select OLB From Northern Illinois
A.J. Smith certainly raised some eyebrows by taking Northern Illinois linebacker Larry English in the first round of the NFL draft.
GM: Chargers have 'a lot to fix' during draft
A.J. Smith could use a draft-day rebound. His San Diego Chargers are hardly the Super Bowl-caliber team many people thought going into last year, and the general manager's last two drafts seemed to bring about as many questions as answers.
Chargers welcome returning Marines, sailors
Sailors and Marines returning from deployment on Friday will be greeted by friends, family and a few of their favorite Chargers players.
Now that the Lombardi Trophy has been awarded and the Pro Bowl has officially bid "aloha" to Honolulu, NFL fans are turning their attention to football's second season: Free agency and the NFL Draft.
IDP leagues tend to be a love 'em-or-hate 'em type of thing, but fortunately for you IDP owners, there's plenty of love for them among the Fantasy Source staff.
It's easy to point to the most disappointing fantasy performers at prime positions such as quarterback and running back, but the San Diego defense was easily one of 2008's bigger busts.
What others are saying about Broncos-Chargers
Do not be surprised if all the eyes amongst the San Diego Chargers defense are focused squarely on Broncos receiver Brandon Marshall.
Cooper helps lead the troops on Chargers 'D'
Jeff Garcia had just completed a 71-yard touchdown pass to Antonio Bryant to give the Tampa Bay Buccaneers the lead in last Sunday's third quarter, completing a 14-point swing that had the Chargers on their ...
Does meaningful final game get Hochuli off the hook? Not yet...
Only a Chargers victory Sunday will truly get referee Ed Hochuli off the hook for his blown call that cost the Chargers in their first game against the Broncos back in September.
Chargers defenders chip in : Chargers DB Clinton Hart and LB Jyles Tucker each chipped in Sunday at Tampa Bay.
On-field changes in the offing for underachieving Chargers 'D'
With their defense as a whole struggling in 2008, offseason changes are coming for the Chargers.
Five things to watch: Chiefs-Chargers
This is a matchup of two teams - " so extremely different in terms of star power, talent, experience, just about everything except their long history and AFC West status - " who haven't beaten anybody but the ...
Though role is often overlooked, play-calling suits LB Cooper
He is a former high school quarterback, so Chargers linebacker Stephen Cooper learned long ago about thinking several moves ahead in football's fast-moving chess match.
Rested Bolts turn focus to Chiefs
Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers sat in front of his television at his San Diego home and cheered for the Kansas City Chiefs Sunday, but when Tyler Thigpen's fourth-down run in the fourth quarter came up ...
CHARGERS: Desperate Chargers keep an eye on the horses
Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers was among the interested San Diegans tuned in to the telecast of Sunday's Denver-Kansas City game as the Chiefs approached the Broncos goal-line in search of a game-tying ...
The San Diego Chargers finally looked like world-beaters. It's probably too late.
Rare victory finally brings some positive vibes to Chargers Park
Norv Turner is trying not to look at Thursday's game and wonder what might have been.