The San Diego Chargers are excited about their offense without top WR Vincent Jackson? The AFC West powerhouse is looking to get back in the playoffs, and they may have found the solution to their recent woes.
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July 06, 2012
There's little doubt that the San Diego Chargers will struggle at times to replace wide receiver Vincent Jackson, who departed in free agency after a couple fractured years, landing a big-dollar contract with Tampa Bay. Jackson, after all, epitomized what the San Diego passing game was all about: a big, rangy, physical wide receiver whose size and strength alone made him an imposing...
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July 06, 2012
With Chargers training camp right around the corner, I thought it would be interesting to give you a guide to ‘What to watch for’ for those who attend the public training camps.
What may be the most interesting, is the development of speed that the new players have gained with the playbooks. Look to see who may be taking more of a leadership role more than other years. This...
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July 08, 2012
The Chargers made no secret what their desired areas of improvements were when picking a pair of front-seven defenders with their first two picks in the draft. OLB Melvin Ingram and DL Kendall Reyes should fortify the group by adding depth, but also with their pass-rush abilities to be used on third down. The Chargers like that they wont need to thrust Ingram into the lineup as...
There's little doubt that the San Diego Chargers will struggle at times to replace wide receiver Vincent Jackson, who departed in free agency after a couple fractured years, landing a big-dollar contract with Tampa Bay. But the team's coaches are amped about the potential of a retooled passing game.
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July 08, 2012
Ah, San Diego. How easy you make it for us to mock you.
In a desperate attempt to sell tickets, the Chargers are aggressively marketing to Kansas City Chiefs fans. Yes, San Diego is trying to fill their stadium with fans of their rival in order to make money.
The Chargers are trying to get Chief fans to buy group packages to their Week 9 game against Kansas City to avoid a...
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July 07, 2012
Despite all their success, the Chargers have had a difficult time selling out home games over the last few seasons, so now they are trying a more unorthodox approach to fill their stadium.
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July 08, 2012
Since the 2012 season is coming hard and fast, I thought a little review and speculation was in order, so I went through the Chargers regular season schedule (If the readers really wanted I could try and guess how each teams third and fourth strings will perform against each other).
Now, to clarify, as not only a Charger writer but a fan as well, I would like, hope and expect...
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July 07, 2012
The San Diego Chargers are one of the franchises that could take advantage of relaxed rules when it comes to local television blackouts. The Chargers, despite some fine regular seasons before the last two years, have struggled to fill up Qualcomm Stadium. Maybe its because fans are waiting to see them finally deliver in the postseason, thats probably just one of the many reasons...
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July 06, 2012
The Tampa Bay Times reports quarterback Josh Freeman kept his sights on new wideout Vincent Jackson during offseason practices, targeting him a ton. The paper believes Freeman will continue to lean on Jackson when the season starts. Jackson signed a five-year deal with the Buccaneers that reportedly includes $36 million in guaranteed money over the next three seasons. Source: CBSSports...
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July 07, 2012
Since the 2012 season is coming hard and fast, I thought a little review and speculation was in order, so I went through the Chargers regular season schedule (If the readers really wanted I could try and guess how each teams third and fourth strings will perform against each other).
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Now, to clarify, as not only a Charger writer but a fan as well, I would like, hope...
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July 08, 2012
Anyone who follows football knows how big a part of the game that parity is. One team can be good one year and bad the next and vice versa for seemingly no reason. This series, called Predicting Parity, seeks to discover why that is and figure out how to predict it. One statistic, turnovers/takeaways, also seems to have a tremendous amount of parity on a yearly basis and since there...
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