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1 Winning Drive:
Three Questions:
1. Can the Ravens pass rush shake Philip Rivers? Rivers is used to getting hit - he’s hardly the least sacked quarterback in the league. But Rivers thrives despite his line’s deficiencies and is still one of the league’s most productive and dangerous quarterbacks. If the Ravens can’t rattle him, he’ll be in the [...]
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Via Pro Football Talk
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September 18, 2009
There was a moment on Monday night when Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers apparently mistook Raiders defensive tackle Gerard Warren for Jay Cutler.Rivers taunted Warren, drawing a penalty.Rivers also has drawn a fine.So the Chargers quarterback will be diverting $7,500 of...
Via Glorify the Past
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September 18, 2009
SAN DIEGO - The NFL has fined San Diego Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers US$7,500 for taunting in Monday night's victory at Oakland.
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Via Sign on San Diego
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September 20, 2009
Despite Philip Rivers passing for a career-high 436 yards, the Chargers have trouble cracking the goal line against the Ravens in losing 31-26.
Via Glorify the Past
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September 17, 2009
CHARGERS REPORT: Philip Rivers and Antonio Gates sat at their adjacent lockers Thursday, chatting as they so often do.
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Via Minor-League Town
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September 20, 2009
The Chargers made history Sunday, as Philip Rivers became the first quarterback to ever throw for more than 400 yards against the Baltimore Ravens in the 16-year history of the defensive-minded franchise.Rivers' 436 yards passing also was a career high, as Opie completed 25-of-45 attempts. He threw two touchdowns, along with two interceptions.Opie's big day also tied Dan...
Via What's Wrong With Your Team
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September 20, 2009
After Monday night’s victory, the San Diego Chargers were looking to get a fast start against the Baltimore Ravens. But, with Ray Lewis and the powerful Ravens defense, it was going to be tough challenge. The Chargers had their chances to score touchdowns inside Baltimore's 30-yard line several times, but ...
Via Sign on San Diego
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September 21, 2009
Philip Rivers threw the football too much, but in the end he didn't throw it enough. Make any sense? Well, he should have been ordered to heave it once more, at the very least. If you're going to live by the pass, why croak by the run?
Via Baltimore Sun
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September 20, 2009
The Ravens gave up 255 pass yards to Philip Rivers in the first half today, but the defense came up big when it had too. Three times the Chargers had the ball inside the Ravens' 10 and got only a field goal each time.
The Ravens used two rush touchdowns by Willis McGahee and a 27-yard TD catch by an uncovered Kelley Washington to take a 21-16 lead into the break.
Ravens quarterback...
Via Baltimore Sun
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September 20, 2009
The Ravens' secondary was abused by Philip Rivers today, but Baltimore moved to the top of the AFC North because of big plays by the defense in the red zone. The 31-26 victory showed the worst -- and the best -- of the defense.
When Ray Lewis stuffed the Chargers' Darren Sproles on fourth down with 33 seconds left, the Ravens were able to escape San Diego with a 2-0 record...
Via Sign on San Diego
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September 17, 2009
CHARGERS REPORT: Philip Rivers and Antonio Gates sat at their adjacent lockers Thursday, chatting as they so often do.
Via baltimoresun.com
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September 20, 2009
The Ravens are hoping linebacker Jarret Johnson (above) will put pressure on Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers in today's game. The Sun's Ken Murray discusses other Ravens who might make a difference in the matchup with San Diego.
Via Bleacher Report
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September 20, 2009
Thus far his team has featured (LaDainian) Tomlinson running wild and (Drew) Brees helping lead an offense that has a 91.3 percentage rate of scoring in the Red Zone -- no wonder Schottenheimer calls that the Gold Zone.
-Thomas George, New York Times, Nov. 3, 2002
Boy. One thing is obvious, and I've been saying this for three years now, San Diego Chargers Norv Turner needs to...
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