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One of the biggest questions heading into the 2009 fantasy season is the value of LaDainian Tomlinson .

An uncertain collective bargaining agreement is bad for the likes of Shawne Merriman, left.

That's the end of this slideshow, here are a few more you might like... 7 comments Last one added 23 minutes ago - Leave a Comment John Lorge about 3 hours ago Flag as Offensive Question--You have Turner as Over-Valued but you also have him as your #2 RB.

The Chargers' offense runs through Philip Rivers. San Diego: The Chargers, by far, have the best offense in the division.

Auburn native and Troy Trojan DeMarcus Ware is an All-Pro for the Dallas Cowboys.

Drew Brees entered the National Football League in 2001. He was drafted in the second round by the San Diego Chargers, who did need help at the quarterback position... by Matt Miselis 7 25 reads Opinion Drew Brees entered the National Football League in 2001.

Michael from Kansas wants to know whether I think the Chefs can finish with a winning record.

According to 12-team mock drafts being held on fantasyfootballcalculator, Quarterback Philip Rivers of the San Diego Chargers is being selected with the seventh pick in the fourth round, and ... by Taylor Rummel 25 reads Sports According to 12-team mock drafts being held on fantasyfootballcalculator, Quarterback Philip Rivers of the San Diego ...

Was this the offseason that leads to the Chargers' first Super Bowl title? Hard to say before the calendar hits July, but the team is upbeat over a number issues after completing its OTAs.

Near the front of every press release the Chargers issue, the club boasts a section titled "Stability." There, general manager A.J. Smith's philosophy comes clear as the San Diego sky.

Eli Manning and Philip Rivers were the centerpieces of a 2004 draft-day trade. Posted by ESPN.com's Bill Williamson and Matt Mosley Our Double Coverage went the way of audio again this week as NFC East blogger Matt Mosley and AFC West blogger Bill Williamson squared off in a podcast.

Written by: Bill Riley SAN DIEGO CHARGERS Draft Grade: D Fantasy Impact Grade: D The good news for San Diego is they didn't have a bunch of needs.

Last week, I talked about Aaron Rodgers and whether he should be a top five quarterback.

BoltHype, the San Diego Chargers blog, had a recent opportunity to chat with Head Coach Norv Turner.

In February, Nnamdi Asomugha surpassed Peyton Manning as the NFL's highest paid player, at just over $15 million per season, and Albert Haynesworth became the league's first $100 million defender.

More and more, fantasy football is seeing an emergence of the running back tandems.

A near-complete domination of the AFC West, as well as a 54-26 regular season record over the past five years, hasn't been enough for Chargers GM A.J. Smith or his team to be exactly where he would want them... Chargers GM AJ Smith "Doesn't Like" Revamped, "Patriotized" AFC West by Eric Gomez 32 reads Opinion A near-complete domination of the AFC ...

Chargers middle linebacker Stephen Cooper tells NFL Network analyst and former offensive lineman Brian Baldinger that this team is the best he's ever been on: "This is the best team I've been on; the guys are coming back off of injuries, everybody is healthy.

If looking to get a rise out of Chargers head coach Norv Turner, here is the hot button to push: the Chargers are a pass-first offense, with the running of LaDainian Tomlinson being trumped by the passing of Philip Rivers.

"The more great players you have, the more difficult it gets working out contracts," Chargers GM A.J. Smith says.