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October 4, 2014
Melvin Gordon senses 'tension' between Chargers, Raiders based on crowds
Melvin Gordon and the Chargers have not forgotten Week 15 of last season, when the Raiders and their fans spoiled one of the last games in San Diego. Los Angeles will seek revenge Sunday in Oakland.
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Chargers end nine-game losing streak, Giants remain winless
Philip Rivers threw a 10-yard touchdown pass to Melvin Gordon with 2:58 to play and the Los Angeles Chargers rallied to beat the New York Giants 27-22 on Sunday in a game worthy of two teams that started the season 0-4. The touchdown pass was Rivers' third of the game and came three plays...
Melvin Ingram forces a fumble on Eli Manning and recovers the ball
Los Angeles Chargers defensive end Melvin Ingram forces a fumble on New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning and then recovers the ball.
Chargers waive Koo, re-sign Nick Novak
The Los Angeles Chargers have re-signed kicker Nick Novak, waiving rookie Younghoe Koo after just four games.
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Winless Chargers are having an awful time trying to grow roots in Los Angeles
In San Diego, this is a fantastic NFL season. The Chargers, who abandoned that city for Los Angeles, are 0-4 and, worse, have gone largely unnoticed.
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NFL responds to report that failing Chargers could end up back in San Diego
The Chargers don't seem to be working out too well in Los Angeles so far
How Chargers QB Philip Rivers can get his groove back
Philip Rivers and the Chargers should focus on finding the rhythm on offense that eluded them in a mistake-filled loss to the Chiefs.
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Tough-luck Chargers to meet surging Chiefs in Los Angeles
The Chargers seem to have the market cornered on close, gut-wrenching losses, whether they have happened in San Diego or Los Angeles or on the road against the rest of the league. One that sticks out more than most happened last season in Kansas City. The Chargers were cruising in their season opener
What problems does Jay Cutler present to Chargers? 'None' according to Melvin Ingram
Jay Cutler went unsigned by an NFL team this offseason until Dolphins QB Ryan Tannehill went down with a knee injury.
Chargers cut Kellen Clemens, intend to bring him back
The Chargers have announced the roster moves they made to get to the 53-man limit and they include the release of quarterback Kellen Clemens. Clemens isn't expected to be gone long, however. Multiple reports indicate the team plans to bring him back to join Cardale Jones as backups to Philip Rivers during
Cardale Jones improved, still playing catch-up in battle for No. 2 QB job
Now that Cardale Jones is getting more comfortable with the Chargers' offense, he's making his case to be the backup to Philip Rivers.
Chargers WR Keenan Allen shows signs of moving past injuries | FOX Sports
Allen has looked quick and healthy in recent joint practices.
Former Chargers punter Mike Scifres helping Cowboys specialists
The best punter in Chargers history is off helping another team in the Cowboys.
LA Chargers release veteran safety Darrell Stuckey | FOX Sports
LOS ANGELES (AP) The Los Angeles Chargers released safety Darrell Stuckey on Friday after a failed physical.
Chargers release safety Darrell Stuckey
One key Chargers veteran won't be playing in L.A., after all. The team released safety Darrell Stuckey on Friday. He was a fourth-round pick in 2010 and a five-time team captain. Stuckey was released with a "failed physical" designation. He has been on the Physically Unable to Perform list since training
Hayward and Verrett give the Chargers a double defensive threat at the corners
The skill sets of Casey Hayward and Jason Verrett give Gus Bradley and the Chargers a luxury few teams have.
San Diego should cherish L.T.'s Hall of Fame moment
LaDainian Tomlinson's place in San Diego Chargers history is undeniable despite his working for the L.A. Chargers.
Jones, Tomlinson highlight Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2017
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones goes in as a contributor. TCU ex and San Diego Chargers great LaDainian Tomlinson was a first-ballot selection.
Elliot Harrison predicts Chargers' Keenan Allen will lead AFC in receptions
NFL Network's analyst Elliot Harrison had a bold prediction for the 2017 NFL season. He predicted that Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen will lead the AFC in receptions this yea...
Comprehensive look at ex-Chargers coach Mike McCoy's highlights
Former San Diego Chargers coach Mike McCoy wasn't dealt the best hand, seeing many stars go down with injuries and free agent signings that were outside of his control not work out. However, ...
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Why Nick Hardwick and Matt "Money" Smith are Fans of Bolts' Offseason Changes
The Chargers' radio broadcast team examine the roster.
Los Angeles Chargers forging new identity under Anthony Lynn
Anthony Lynn's no-nonsense approach is winning over players, but a young, revamped offensive line must protect Philip Rivers better.
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Philip Rivers emotional as Chargers finish last practice in San Diego
The Chargers completed their last minicamp practice at Chargers Park in San Diego. That was the last activity for the team in their longtime home.
Philip Rivers, Chargers close up shop in San Diego
The close of minicamp on Thursday officially ended the Chargers time in San Diego. Philip Rivers was the last man off the field he's known since being drafted in 2004.
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Philip Rivers says goodbye to Chargers Park
SAN DIEGO — Even with a five-month notice, the goodbye was emotional. The Chargers' half-century stay in San Diego is officially over. For the last twenty years, they have practiced at Chargers Par...
Chargers, Rivers bid final farewell to San Diego
The Chargers held their final practice in San Diego,officially signaling the team's transition to a new facility two hours north. "It's been special, but all things come to an end," Philip Rivers said.
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Chargers' Philip Rivers on post-playing career: 'I want to coach my boys'
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers already has his post-playing career already mapped out, and it isn't one devoid of either sports or family. Rivers told ESPN NFL insider Adam Sc...
Philip Rivers Says He Doesn't Plan on Retiring Soon, Wants to Coach HS After NFL
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers said Wednesday that he doesn't plan on retiring in the immediate future. Appearing on ESPN's Adam Schefter's Know Them From Adam podcast (h/t ESPN...
Chargers say bittersweet farewells in last week in San Diego | FOX Sports
Veterans Antonio Gates and Philip Rivers have spent their entire careers in San Diego.
Chargers' dynamic duo of Melvin Ingram and Joey Bosa can be special
Ingram and Bosa combined for 18.5 sacks last season, and both expect more in 2017 now that they have a year of playing together under their belt.
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Philip Rivers: Relocation won't be an excuse for Chargers
With the Chargers leaving San Diego for good after this minicamp, they'll begin a few years of waiting to move into a permanent home. But quarterback Philip Rivers want to make sure everyone knows that can't be an excuse for the team. "I can't imagine it will," Rivers told Tom Krasovic of the San Diego
LaDainian Tomlinson's LT5k in San Diego | FOX Sports
The Chargers Hall of Famer talks about how important this event is to him.
Chargers say bittersweet farewells in last week in San Diego
Antonio Gates first arrived at Chargers Park in 2003, and Philip Rivers joined him one year later on the peaceful practice fields and low-slung buildings tucked below a golden hillside on Murphy Canyon Road. The tight end and his quarterback have spent their entire NFL lives inhabiting this training
Chargers say bittersweet farewells in last week in San Diego
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Antonio Gates first arrived at Chargers Park in 2003, and Philip Rivers joined him one year later on the peaceful practice fields and low-slung buildings tucked below a golden hillside on Murphy Canyon Road.
Chargers say bittersweet farewells in last week in San Diego | FOX Sports
SAN DIEGO (AP) Antonio Gates first arrived at Chargers Park in 2003, and Philip Rivers joined him one year later on the peaceful practice fields and low-slung buildings tucked below a golden hillside on Murphy Canyon Road.
Melvin Ingram Signing a Home Run for Rising Los Angeles Chargers Defense
Being a Chargers fan in 2016 must have felt like getting a 200-foot head start in a race every week and still eating dirt at the end . Then a few extra shovels of dirt were tossed on when your team packed up, moving from San Diego to Los Angeles...
Minicamp represents the Chargers' San Diego swan song
The Chargers will soon officially say "see ya" to San Diego. The team's mandatory minicamp to cap the offseason program represents the final practices in San Diego, the team's home since moving from L.A. in 1961. It makes the looming three-day camp a strange situation for the franchise and its franchise quarterback. "This is where...
Agent: Veteran OT Dunlap to retire from NFL
Offensive tackle King Dunlap, who was released by the Chargers in March, is retiring from the NFL, according to Sportstars, the firm that represents him.
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Chargers sign Melvin Ingram to 4-year deal | Good deal or bad? | FOX Sports
The Chargers gave the pass rusher a four-year deal Sunday.
Ex-Chargers tackle King Dunlap retiring after 9 years
King Dunlap is abdicating. The former Eagles and Chargers offensive tackle will retire after nine years in professional football, his agents announced Monday.
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Chargers sign Ingram to 4-year deal | FOX Sports
Pass rusher Melvin Ingram agreed to a four-year deal with the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday.
LA Chargers pass rusher Melvin Ingram agrees to 4-year deal
Pass rusher Melvin Ingram has agreed to a four-year deal with the Los Angeles Chargers.
LA Chargers pass rusher Melvin Ingram agrees to 4-year deal
Pass rusher Melvin Ingram agreed to a four-year deal with the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, avoiding a protracted contract dispute shortly before the opening of minicamp. Ingram has skipped the Chargers' voluntary offseason workouts while negotiating the deal. Los Angeles applied the non-exclusive
Chargers reward pass rusher Melvin Ingram with big contract extension
The Los Angeles Chargers rewarded Melvin Ingram with a four-year contract extension.
Chargers, pass-rusher Melvin Ingram agree to four-year deal reportedly worth $66 million | FOX Sports
Ingram has been a no-show at the team's OTAs.
Chargers announce four-year deal with Melvin Ingram for reported $66 million
Ingram is now one of the highest-paid outside linebackers in the league
Chargers ink edge rusher Ingram to 4-yr deal
The Los Angeles Chargers are giving Melvin Ingram $66 million for the four-year deal that includes $42 million guaranteed, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Chargers avoid franchise tag, sign Melvin Ingram to 4-year deal
The Los Angeles Chargers have just signed Chargers linebacker Melvin Ingram to a four-year deal worth $66 million with $42 million guaranteed, per ESPN's Adam Schefter. Ingram was franchised ...
Melvin Ingram nets huge deal from Chargers
The Chargers pass rusher is getting a big raise.
