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Philip Rivers runs to daylight like a man dodging furniture in the dark. His stride is long, but his steps are slow and self-conscious, as if he were concerned about crashing into a credenza. "He looks like a giraffe," Chargers guard Kris Dielman said yesterday of his galumphing quarterback.
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September 26, 2009
by Nancy GayFiled under: Chargers, FanHouse Exclusive, NFL QuarterbacksSAN DIEGO -- It's Week 3 in the NFL, and already the anger is spewing across San Diego over the Chargers' inglorious 1-1 start. Whether it is frustration over coach Norv Turner's play calling, uneasiness over the team's myriad injuries or overall disappointment with a franchise expected to dominate a weak AFC...
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September 26, 2009
Nick Canepa: The Fish take the chum and get caught in Captain Norv's elaborate purse seining net. Chargers 31, Dolphins 18. Tim Sullivan: The Wildcat formation is worrisome. The Chargers are dangerously depleted. Philip Rivers is going to have to carry his team. The good news is that he can. Chargers 27, Dolphins 23
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September 27, 2009
After putting his right arm to good use, Philip Rivers
proved he has some wheels, too.
Via Post-Gazette
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September 27, 2009
SAN DIEGO -- After putting his right arm to good use, Philip Rivers proved he has some wheels, too.
Via Midwest Sports Fans
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September 29, 2009
Jerod's latest start 'em, sit 'em post highlights one QB from the draft class of 2004 that you want to start in Week 4 and one QB that you might want to consider sitting. Based on Philip Rivers' angry reaction, it should be pretty easy to figure out which category he falls into.
Via Bleacher Report
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September 27, 2009
On Sunday, the San Diego Chargers Philip Rivers' 40 yard bombs turned the Miami Dolphins' "Wildcat Offense" into the "Fraidey Cat."
After Dolphin's quarterback Chad Pennington jammed his throwing shoulder in the second half, the Chargers were all but assured a win. Forced to pass in the fourth quarter, the Dolphins were exposed as a team that is no...
Via Bleacher Report
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September 28, 2009
The Chargers may be channeling their aviator past with a 21st century iteration, but elements of the ground game are still readily apparent.
And whether the through-the-trenches chores are handled by LaDainian Tomlinson or Michael Bennett or Darren Sproles, “Air Turner” is merely a part of the service that moves the football for these San Diego Chargers.
No worries.
Philip Rivers...
Via Miami Herald
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September 26, 2009
The Dolphins need Joey Porter and Jason Taylor to bring the rush against Chargers QB Philip Rivers, or they might find themselves in a precarious 0-3 hole to start the season.
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September 29, 2009
Contrary to opinion among those who do not worship evil, Al Davis has a heart, so he has to be noshing on his own ticker when he sees Philip Rivers these days. This comes after Big Al watches his favorite biographical film, "Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb."
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September 27, 2009
Philip Rivers runs to daylight like a man dodging furniture in the dark. His stride is long, but his steps are slow and self-conscious, as if he were concerned about crashing into a credenza.
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