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It’s going to be tough ... We have to get over this one quick or we’ll find ourselves in trouble in Kansas City, because it’s a short week.
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Yesterday, I received an offer to pursue my professional dream of winning a Super Bowl, and have decided to sign with the San Diego Chargers for the remainder of this season through the playoffs
SOURCE: United Press International -
Nothing even comes close to the San Diego Chargers or the Padres, and yet Jimmie Johnson is better than them, I know, I know
SOURCE: AOL Sports -
With the first pick of the 2004 NFL draft – the San Diego Chargers select — Eli Manning
SOURCE: Sports Blogs -
Afternoon everybody. First day in preparation for a division opponent, the San Diego Chargers. San Diego is coming off a tough loss the other night but they’re a team that has a lot of weapons that creates a lot of problems in all areas: special teams, defensively, and offensively. They can hurt you in ...
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I'm very concerned ... I saw the changes going on and I saw it as a direct threat to the San Diego Chargers. I hoped that it would slow down and take a few years to get their program going, but I knew they would be going. I'm not surprised. There's a new beginning in Denver, and they've come out on fire...
SOURCE: FOX Sports -
I wouldn’t be able to give the San Diego Chargers what they need because I don’t know the locker room ... There’s so many things that I don’t know, that are so unknown, to give me a chance to help them perform at a high level, and I trust this coach, Bill Belichick.
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It hurt, man, because for one, we had the chance to prove to the world what the San Diego Chargers are about ... For the first half, it was just embarrassing. It wasn't San Diego Chargers football.
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It hurt, man, because for one, we had the chance to prove to the world what the San Diego Chargers are about ... For the first half, it was just embarrassing. It wasn't San Diego Chargers football.
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The Los Angeles Times declares the San Diego Chargers the frontrunner 'because the Chargers have a window each year to get out of their Qualcomm Stadium lease without the threat of a lawsuit,'
SOURCE: LAist -
Latest Los Angeles stadium whispering is that there could be two NFL teams relocating to share a stadium. If just one stadium is built, the San Diego Chargers, Jacksonville Jaguars, Oakland Raiders and Vikings are considered contenders for relocation.
SOURCE: Sports Blogs -
He looked like Jake Plummer out there. I coached against (Plummer) at Arizona State and when he was with the Broncos when I was with the San Diego Chargers ... He made big plays. He's not your normal quarterback. ... He ran around, made guys miss, threw the ball up and his receivers caught it. He looked...
SOURCE: Deseret News -
I’ve been joking about [the San Diego Chargers] Shawne Merriman and whether he choked [girlfriend] Tila Tequila, and the South African runner [Caster Semenya] who could be a man or a woman. I have fun with that, but I don’t think that’s as much fun as when I mess with myself.
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get all the guys in a room and not let them out until they decide that … we're going be the San Diego Chargers forever.
– Lance Alworth SOURCE: The Orange County Register -
Obviously, the San Diego Chargers NFL franchise brings millions of dollars in revenue to the city of San Diego, and it seems clear that other interests are being served by the D.A.'s office than the upholding of the law.
SOURCE: Toronto Star
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Pittsburgh Steelers James Harrison, top, hits San Diego Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers (17) from behind forcing a fumble late in the fourth quarter of an NFL football game in Pittsburgh Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009.
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Pittsburgh Steelers' James Harrison brings down San Diego Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers, forcing a fumble late in the fourth quarter of an NFL football game in Pittsburgh on Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009. The ball was recovered by Steelers' James Farrior. The Steelers won 38-28.
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Pittsburgh Steelers' James Harrison hits San Diego Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers (17) from behind, forcing a fumble in the fourth quarter of an NFL football game in Pittsburgh on Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009. The ball was recovered by Steelers' James Farrior. The Steelers won 38-28.
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Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger passes against the San Diego Chargers in the third quarter of an NFL football game in Pittsburgh Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009. The Steelers won 38-28.
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Pittsburgh Steelers' Joe Burnett, right, tackles San Diego Chargers kick returner Antonio Cromartie on a kickoff return in the second half of the NFL football game in Pittsburgh, Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009. The Steelers won 38-28.
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San Diego Chargers defensive end Alfonso Boone (70) sacks Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger (7) during the second quarter of an NFL football game Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009, in Pittsburgh.
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It’s going to be tough ... We have to get over this one quick or we’ll find ourselves in trouble in Kansas City, because it’s a short week.
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Yesterday, I received an offer to pursue my professional dream of winning a Super Bowl, and have decided to sign with the San Diego Chargers for the remainder of this season through the playoffs
SOURCE: United Press International -
Nothing even comes close to the San Diego Chargers or the Padres, and yet Jimmie Johnson is better than them, I know, I know
SOURCE: AOL Sports -
With the first pick of the 2004 NFL draft – the San Diego Chargers select — Eli Manning
SOURCE: Sports Blogs -
Afternoon everybody. First day in preparation for a division opponent, the San Diego Chargers. San Diego is coming off a tough loss the other night but they’re a team that has a lot of weapons that creates a lot of problems in all areas: special teams, defensively, and offensively. They can hurt you in ...
SOURCE: Kansas City Chiefs.com -
I'm very concerned ... I saw the changes going on and I saw it as a direct threat to the San Diego Chargers. I hoped that it would slow down and take a few years to get their program going, but I knew they would be going. I'm not surprised. There's a new beginning in Denver, and they've come out on fire...
SOURCE: FOX Sports -
I wouldn’t be able to give the San Diego Chargers what they need because I don’t know the locker room ... There’s so many things that I don’t know, that are so unknown, to give me a chance to help them perform at a high level, and I trust this coach, Bill Belichick.
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It hurt, man, because for one, we had the chance to prove to the world what the San Diego Chargers are about ... For the first half, it was just embarrassing. It wasn't San Diego Chargers football.
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It hurt, man, because for one, we had the chance to prove to the world what the San Diego Chargers are about ... For the first half, it was just embarrassing. It wasn't San Diego Chargers football.
-
The Los Angeles Times declares the San Diego Chargers the frontrunner 'because the Chargers have a window each year to get out of their Qualcomm Stadium lease without the threat of a lawsuit,'
SOURCE: LAist -
Latest Los Angeles stadium whispering is that there could be two NFL teams relocating to share a stadium. If just one stadium is built, the San Diego Chargers, Jacksonville Jaguars, Oakland Raiders and Vikings are considered contenders for relocation.
SOURCE: Sports Blogs -
He looked like Jake Plummer out there. I coached against (Plummer) at Arizona State and when he was with the Broncos when I was with the San Diego Chargers ... He made big plays. He's not your normal quarterback. ... He ran around, made guys miss, threw the ball up and his receivers caught it. He looked...
SOURCE: Deseret News -
I’ve been joking about [the San Diego Chargers] Shawne Merriman and whether he choked [girlfriend] Tila Tequila, and the South African runner [Caster Semenya] who could be a man or a woman. I have fun with that, but I don’t think that’s as much fun as when I mess with myself.
SOURCE: NorthJersey.com -
get all the guys in a room and not let them out until they decide that … we're going be the San Diego Chargers forever.
– Lance Alworth SOURCE: The Orange County Register -
Obviously, the San Diego Chargers NFL franchise brings millions of dollars in revenue to the city of San Diego, and it seems clear that other interests are being served by the D.A.'s office than the upholding of the law.
SOURCE: Toronto Star
