San Diego Chargers News

DENVER, Colo. - Another NFL season has come to an end, but with the Combine, the Draft, and the looming labor issues in regard to the collective bargaining agreement, the football talk will be back before we know it.

Last week, our sound-off question was whether San Diego fans were happy for former Chargers quarterback Drew Brees getting a chance to win a Super Bowl.

The headline seems a little absurd considering the Denver Broncos haven't made the playoffs in four years, much less the Super Bowl.

This 2010 offseason is likely to be one of the most eventful in recent San Diego Charger history.

Every so often there comes along a situation where fans feel inclined to play head coach or general manager.

LandM San Manuel Yamaha were down to single rider representation at the ATandT Park in San Francisco for the fourth round of seventeen in the AMA Supercross/FIM World Championship series as Josh Hill captured his third podium result in a row with second position.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Don Coryell, who coached the San Diego Chargers from early in the 1978 season through 1986 and is credited with molding football's modern passing game, was denied passage to the Pro Football Hall of Fame today.

LaDainian Tomlinson is unhappy again and the Chargers have a month to decide if they will release their star to avoid paying a $2 million roster bonus.

Once more, Don Coryell was up for enshrinement in Cantona s Pro Football Hall of Fame, and once more he came up short.A After the obvious choices of Emmett Smith and Jerry Rice entered, only three places remained for the plethora of potential hall of famers.A Former Saint and 49er Rickey Jackson, Minnesota Viking and Seattle Seahawk John Randle, ...

He was blind-sided. There was no way to see the hit coming. His season was a little more than a half from being over, and the way he was playing, he was sure the San Diego Chargers would have to give him a long-term contract.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. By their nature, Hall of Fame announcements are celebrations of the past.

Trying to evaluate just what the San Diego Chargers need with the offseason is a difficult task.A Do you evaluate them as a 13-3 juggernaut that tripped itself up in a less than ideal situation?A A few limited tweaks would then be all that is necessary.

Usually the ruling trend in the NFL is "just business." Whether it be a holdout or a player departing, taking a cool distance helps to keep athletes within their megalithic status.

The 5'10" 221-poundA running back known as "L.T." toA millions of NFLA fans will not don aA Chargers'A bolt on his football helmet next year.

Going into what could be a potentially confusing and uncertain offseason for players, management, and fans alike, Chargers GM, A.J. Smith, made his first statement only hours after the season-ending loss against the Jets: Norv Turner is in charge.

Sellers returned to Wall Street this morning after the Labor Department reported that the number of people filing for unemployment benefits rose by 8,000 in the past week to 480,000. This could be an omen for tomorrow's Labor Department update on the nation's unemployment rate and payrolls for January.

We've taken a step toward the inevitable: LaDainian Tomlinson knows his days in San Diego are over.

Sounds like Chargers running back LaDainian Tomlinson is already planning on his future in another city.

He lost his mother six months ago. But Drew Brees knows others have lost more. That's why he's here.

After last week delving into the actual running back position and how that can be addressed, the time has come to look into the rest of the running game, from scheming to blocking, and how the team can look to improve the league's second-worst running game for 2010.