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Chargers Drop to .500 in 24-17 Loss in Jacksonville

In his first action in nearly a month, David Garrard threw for 189 yards and two touchdowns as the Jaguars defeated the Chargers 24-17 in Jacksonville.  Garrard had been sidelined with a left ankle injury.  Fred Taylor carried the ball 20 times for 85 yards for the Jags, who improved to 7-and-3 with their second [...]

Posted by Matt Loede on Nov 19 2007

Bolts Hold Off Colts 23-21 At Qualcomm

Darren Sproles returned the opening kickoff and a first-quarter punt for touchdowns as the Chargers raced out to a big lead and held on to beat the Colts 23-21 at rainy Qualcomm Stadium.  LaDainian Tomlinson added a four-yard touchdown run in the second quarter for San Diego, which built a 23-0 lead and picked off [...]

Posted by Matt Loede on Nov 12 2007

Peterson Runs all over San Diego as Bolts Lose 35-17

The San Diego defense couldn’t make a tackle to save its life on Sunday allowing rookie RB Adrian Peterson to amass a NFL single game record for rushing yards with 296 and 3 TDs on 30 carries. After knocking Minnesota starting QB Tarvaris Jackson out of the game early, the only weapon left on [...]

Posted by Jim Dubenetzky on Nov 04 2007

Jammer injured vs. Vikings

San Diego Chargers cornerback Quentin Jammer pulled a hamstring during the second quarter of the San Diego Chargers-Minnesota Vikings game on Sunday; he was ruled out for the remainder of the game.  Jammer injured his hamstring last week against the Houston Texans; however, it is not clear if the same hamstring was injured this week. 

Posted by Stephen Rhodes on Nov 04 2007

Chargers Win One for the City; 35-10 Over Texans

Despite the fires near San Diego the Chargers, led by two defensive touchdowns from Antonio Cromartie, burned the Texans 35-10 at Qualcomm Stadium.  Cromartie recovered a fumble in the end zone, and returned an interception 70 yards for another score as the Bolts improved to 4-and-3 with the win.  Antonio Gates had three receptions, two [...]

Posted by Matt Loede on Oct 29 2007

L.T. and Chargers Run Over Raiders 28-14

 
Chargers running back LaDainian Tomlinson seems to love to take on the Oakland Raiders, and Sunday at home vs the Silver and Black, Tomlinson once again put on the costume of of Raider killer. The MVP back accounted for all the Chargers points as he matched a career high with four rushing touchdowns in a [...]

Posted by CJ on Oct 15 2007

Turner and Tomlinson Lead Chargers to 41-3 Blowout in Denver

The San Diego Chargers finally played to their potential on Sunday beating the Denver Broncos 41-3. San Diego improves to 2-3 with the victory while Denver drops to 2-3 as well. The Chargers dominated the Broncos in every phase of the game especially in the turnover battle. San Diego did not turn the ball over [...]

Posted by Jim Dubenetzky on Oct 07 2007

Youv’e Got to be Kidding Me: Chiefs 30 Chargers 16

Something is seriously wrong in San Diego; the Chargers lost to the Chiefs by 2 touchdowns. Kansas City outscored San Diego 24-0 in the second half. LaDainian Tomlinson rushed for a total of 132 yards on 20 carries for 1 TD but only gained 16 yards on 6 carries in the second half. San Diego [...]

Posted by Jim Dubenetzky on Sep 30 2007

Tomlinson Struggles Again as San Diego Loses to Green Bay 31-24

San Diego’s plan to establish the running game against the Packers failed miserably as RB LaDainian Tomlinson rushed for only 62 yards on 22 carries averaging 2.8 yards per carry. QB Philip Rivers however, had a great day until he threw his one and only interception in the fourth quarter. Rivers completed his first 15 [...]

Posted by Jim Dubenetzky on Sep 23 2007

Dirty Cheaters Beat Chargers 38-14

First of all, I know the title is messed up but so is all of Belichick’s cheating and the new allegations of cheating. But that was neither here nor there in regards to the Chargers’ disgusting loss to the Patriots; with everyone’s eyes on them there is no way the Patriots did any sort of [...]

Posted by Jim Dubenetzky on Sep 16 2007