LADAINIAN TOMLINSON RUMORS

Will everything click for the San Diego Chargers in 2012?

The San Diego Chargers looked like Super Bowl contenders during the 2006, 2007 and 2009 seasons.  San Diego finished the 2006 NFL season with a 14-2 record, but lost their only playoff game to the New England Patriots. LaDainian Tomlinson looked like a man on a mission that game as he had 23 carries for 123 yards and two touchdowns.  The defense forced Tom Brady into three interceptions...
Via Rant Sports  |  3 days ago

Tomlinson likely to retire

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Via nyj.scout.com  |  4 days ago

Chargers QB Philip Rivers Supports RB LaDainian Tomlinson Reunion

While we wouldn't call it a full-fledged "movement" quite yet, a potential reunion between the Chargers and LaDainian Tomlinson has become a topic of conversation in San Diego the last few days. First came the huge reception for Tomlinson at the celebration of Junior Seau's life. Then came a column from Jay Paris in the North County Times where Paris pleads with...
Via GridironFans.com  |  4 days ago

LaDainian Tomlinson Says He's '95 Percent Retired' From NFL, Hasn't Thought About Returning for 12th Season

LaDainian Tomlinson's career is all but over. The running back revealed on XX 1090 Sports Radio in San Diego that's "95 percent retired" from the NFL, and that he hasn't thought about returning for a 12th season. "Obviously I would be flattered to have the opportunity to come back [to San Diego], but to be honest with you I am not truly sure what I would...
Via NESN.com  |  8 days ago
SUPERSIZE ME

Jet gained weight eating McDonald's

Jets running back Joe McKnight says he put on weight over the offseason, and a lot of it was due to eating junk food.

Via Helmet2Helmet  |  11 days ago

LaDainian Tomlinson: I Am 95% Retired

Jim RacaltoPer a report from NFL.com, LaDainian Tomlinson, who at one time was the best dual threat runningback in the NFL in his days with the San Diego Chargers, has declared that he is 95% sure that he will be retired before this season rolls around. He was basically just a third down back for the Jets last season, and his production has steadily declined the last couple of seasons...
Via Sports-Kings  |  19 days ago

LaDainian Tomlinson is “95% retired.”

LaDainian Tomlinson is the second true “LT” to stake his claim to those initials. The first was New York Giants linebacker/beast Lawrence Taylor. These two gentlemen could not be any more different from each other if they tried. One was a narcotic savage both on and off the field. The other is by most accounts a polite, mild-mannered sort that played the game as a true...
Via Players View  |  20 days ago

LaDanian Tomlinson says he’s “95 percent” retired

Jim Trotter of SI.com recently spoke with NFL running back LaDanian Tomlinson, who told him that he’s 95% retired. He also said that it would take the right team and situation for him to play again. I don’t expect to see Tomlinson on the field again, since I don’t believe he can contribute the way team’s would need him to. He just doesn’t have what...
Via Pro Football Zone  |  20 days ago

Tomlinson claims he is ’95 percent’ retired

In the midst of a failed attempt to find a new home this offseason, it appears LaDainian Tomlinson already has one foot out of the door, and is leaning toward hanging up his illustrious cleats. After speaking with the Canton-bound running back, SI’s Jim Trotter reports that Tomlinson considers himself “95 percent retired,” adding he’ll play only under the...
Via Helmet2Helmet  |  21 days ago
BUZZING THE TOWER

LaDainian Tomlinson rips Jets

Running back LaDainian Tomlinson let loose on the Jets, ripping the locker room environment, coaches, and organization.

Via Pro Football Zone  |  January 18, 2012
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