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A Midseason Look at the San Diego Chargers.
As much as I love to read the A, A-, B+, report card style of rating usually seen around these types of articles, I just cana TMt bring myself to go that route.A Instead, leta TMs look at the various positions of San Diego on a more analytical playing field and see how they stack up sans grades.
Chargers cut demoted WR Chambers
The Chargers released WR Chris Chambers on Monday, according to a statement released by the team.
Chargers cut veteran wide receiver Chris Chambers
Chris Chambers was told by the Chargers on Monday that he was being released. Chris Chambers is no longer a member of the San Diego Chargers.
Broncos hope to contain big receivers of Chargers
With a struggling running game and a defense that has not dug in and stopped many so far this season, the San Diego Chargers have had to try to throw their way out of trouble.
Not so fast : Heinz Field may have looked half-empty in the game's last minutes, but it wasn't really.
For Chargers, there's no D in Pittsburgh
Philip Rivers, who helped rally the team late, passes under heavy pressure in the fourth quarter.
Hacksaw: Window closing for Rivers to establish legacy
The Dolphins defense closes in on quarterback Philip Rivers. Is his shot at a Super Bowl closing in as well? Photos courtesy of Chargers.com . "History is about to repeat itself in San Diego." "The window of opportunity closing fast." Those two phrases are part of many conversations involving the Chargers as they head to Pittsburgh this weekend.A ...
Frank Walker Proving Depth in Raven Secondary
Barrack Obama would have even predicted that Phillip Rivers would throw a fade route against Frank Walker on Walkers first play on defense.
With a few days to watch the tape from Baltimorea s 31-26 win over the San Diego Chargers, safety Ed Reed isna t concerned with the secondary he leads.
Second Guesses: Chargers misread in red zone
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Fentress: NFL Power Rankings, Week Two
San Diego quarterback Philip Rivers led the Chargers to a comeback victory over Oakland on Monday night.
Monday night fantasy football notes
Zach Miller had six catches for 96 yards vs. the Chargers. San Diego-Oakland The biggest storyline from Monday night was the evident decline of LaDainian Tomlinson , who looked slow, weathered and could be questionable for Week 2 with a sprained ankle.
WRs Jackson, Naanee prove they're game
" As spectacular as the catches by Vincent Jackson and Legedu Naanee were - " and they positively saved the Chargers from a rare defeat to the Raiders last night - " they don't surprise Philip Rivers.
Chargers Vs. Raiders: What to Watch For
Everyone's focus will obviously be on the return of LaDainian Tomlinson, but attention will also be given to Shawne Merriman , in light of his recent scandal and also his knee injury .
Vasquez to start at RG in preseason finale
" Rookie Louis Vasquez will start at right guard in Friday's preseason finale against the San Francisco 49ers and probably beyond, though how much so remains to be seen.
Chargers starters roll in 27-24 loss to Falcons
San Diego's Philip Rivers led touchdown drives in two of his three possessions in his first game since signing a contract extension, before the Atlanta Falcons' backups rallied to beat the Chargers 27-24 in an exhibition game Saturday night.
This time of the preseason a number of wide receivers start making noise. This is a for a few reasons: 1. Teams' legit receivers only play a couple of series and then hit the showers, opening up playing time for youngsters.
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Rivers leads Chargers over Cardinals
Philip Rivers was sharp in completing 5-of-7 passes for 116 yards and engineered the first of two San Diego scoring drives, as the Chargers topped Arizona, 17-6. Billy Volek took over in the second quarter for Rivers and produced a quick 95-yard romp in 12 plays, hitting Legedu Naanee for a five-yard score and a 14-3 halftime lead.
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Rivers leads Chargers over Cardinals
Philip Rivers was sharp in completing 5-of-7 passes for 116 yards and engineered the first of two San Diego scoring drives, as the Chargers topped Arizona, 17-6. Billy Volek took over in the second quarter for Rivers and produced a quick 95-yard romp in 12 plays, hitting Legedu Naanee for a five-yard score and a 14-3 halftime lead.
Naanee once again puts his talents on display
"He's going to be a big player for us," quarterback Philip Rivers said. Naanee sped past the corner and caught a 49-yard pass from Rivers on the offense's first play.
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