San Diego Chargers News and Rumors
Hardwick to play in 2012Center will be one of top free agents available; Chargers expected to make strong effort to retain him. |
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As expected, center Nick Hardwick will play in 2012. Whether it will be with the San Diego Chargers is up to the team. Hardwick is a free agent and he raised questions about his future late in the season when he said he was considering retirement. Yet, … |
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The Bolts need to keep one of their best players. The organization is trying to get a new stadium built, and more mediocrity, acute stubbornness and allowing stars to leave willy-nilly doesn’t figure to translate into votes, concrete and steel. |
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The San Diego Chargers put out a statement to express their grief over the sudden passing of the wife of free agent defensive tackle Tommie Harris. Ashley Harris died Sunday in Oklahoma at the age of 29 after suffering a stroke or a brain aneurysm, the … |
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Christopher Smith, chargers.com Finding a solution for the left side of the offensive line served as a major facilitator for San Diego’s late-season tear. A number of injuries at the position, including the season-ending variety to two Pro Bowlers, proved how important a cohesive, com… |
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SAN DIEGO – Executive Vice President of Football Operations – Assistant General Manager Ed McGuire is an expert on the NFL’s salary cap and Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA). He handles player ... |
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Monday is the deadline for football fans to share their opposition to a blackout rule that twice kept the Chargers off television this past season. One website offers an easy way. |
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A look at the top potential unrestricted free agents in the AFC West: 1. Vincent Jackson, receiver, San Diego: Receivers with Jackson’s size speed and skills are rare. The Chargers want him back, but there will be competition. 2. Dwayne Bowe, receiver, … |
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Monday morning one-linersFeb 13
Josh Alper, profootballtalk.com The Bills need pass rushing complements for Shawne Merriman as they move to a 4-3 look this season. A horse owned by former Dolphins QB Bob Griese won a World Cup equestrian event. How does the Patriots run measure up historically? Jane McManus of ESPNN… |
