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This was a total team loss for the San Diego Chargers. The Chargers offensive had opportunities to make plays to win the game, but made costly turnovers. Nate Kaeding had a chance to put the Chargers on top, but missed a costly field goal. And the Chargers defense made some ...
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November 18, 2008
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November 16, 2008
This has been the worst, most painful season ever in Chargers, and possibly San Diego sports, history. I have nothing else to say....f*&k the Chargers. Pitifully, though, I will still keep putting my heart and soul on the line every time the Bolts...
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November 17, 2008
These are the faces of a broken man.
They might also be the final images of Norv as a head coach on the NFL sidelines.
Enjoy it while it lasts, Chargers fans (If you guys really exist).
But I don't think this was an absolute death blow. Herm Edwards always needs someone to read the little hand on [...]
Via Sports Muffin
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November 17, 2008
While it wasn't an Ed Hochuli, game-altering blunder, head referee Scott Green has admitted to blowing the call on Sunday's final play between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the San Diego Chargers.
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November 16, 2008
I'm not one for conspiracy theories but what transpired at the end of the Chargers-Steelers game had to be a total fix by none other than Vegas itself.With only seconds remaining in the game and Pittsburgh up 11-10, San Diego took over deep in their own territory hoping for one last miracle. ...
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November 17, 2008
Links:The National Fixed League? [The Money Line Journal]REFEREE ADMITS ERROR AT END OF CHARGERS-STEELERS GAME [PFT]Bookies Win Millions, Bettors Lose on Bad Steelers Call [Pregame.com]Steelers 11, Chargers 10: Steelers Fans Are Happy, Gamblers Are Pissed [NFL FanHouse]FANS THINK FIX WAS IN FOR CHARGERS-STEELERS [PFT]
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November 17, 2008
The first item in Peter King's column this morning at SportsIllustrated.com indicated that the officiating call nullifying a touchdown on the last play of the Pittsburgh-San Diego game created a $66 million swing for gamblers.Apparently $100 million was wagered on this game, $66 million of it on ...
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November 16, 2008
Troy Polamalu nearly ruined it for all of us.
The Pittsburgh Steelers led the San Diego Chargers by the utterly improbable score of 11-10, thanks to a safety and three Jeff Reed field goals, including a 32-yarder with 15 seconds left. In the entire history of the National Football League, not one game had ever had [...]
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November 17, 2008
This screw-up by the ref cost bettors millions of dollars while Vegas and bookies make a boatload of money on all the bettors who took Pittsburgh to cover over San Diego. The spread was Pittsburgh -4 or -5 depending on where you got your line at.Some say the NFL and the refs are shady and this ...
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November 17, 2008
Following the Steelers' 11-10 win over the Chargers on Sunday, officials admitted that they blew a call off an illegal forward pass that resulted in Troy Polamalu's touchdown being yanked off the scoreboard. Pittsburgh still won the game regardless, but had the touchdown stood, the Steelers ...
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November 16, 2008
In the history of the National Football League entering Sunday there had never been an 11-10 final score. Until now. And it wasn't pretty by any means, but for the Pittsburgh Steelers, they will gladly walk out of Hinez Field with a 7-3 mark after a rather ugly 11-10 win over the San [...]
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November 18, 2008
When the Chicago Bears went to the Super Bowl in 2006, they did so on the strength of their defense and special teams. Their defensive coordinator that season was Ron Rivera, who is now the DC for the San Diego Chargers.The reason Rivera is out in San Diego instead of still coaching the D in [...]
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November 17, 2008
As was expected, the refs are saying "sorry" for the mistake at the end of yesterday's Steelers 11-10 win over the Chargers. The apology was for the error at the end of the game, where the refs should have allowed the Steelers TD on the last play of the game when the ball was knocked away on a ...
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November 16, 2008
In the history of the National Football League entering Sunday there had never been an 11-10 final score. Until now. And it wasn't pretty by any means, but for the Pittsburgh Steelers, they will gladly walk out of Hinez Field with a 7-3 mark after a rather ugly 11-10 win over the San [...]
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November 16, 2008
You have to give the Chargers credit. Even when they lose -- which is often -- they manage to do something that's never been done.In the 12,837-game history of the National Football League, there had never been a game that ended with a score of 11-10 -- until Sunday.The Bolts and Steelers slugged it out in a defensive battle on a cold, snowy evening in Pittsburgh, and Jeff Reed...
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