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 ...

Please vote on who you think is going to win this week. The San Diego Chargers or Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Carolina Panthers looked good early against the Oakland Raiders as the got their first touchdown. However, the game would turn into a defensive struggle. Panthers' quarterback Jake Delhomme threw four interceptions and for the Raiders, Andrew Walter did not fair much better throwing two ...

Coming into this game, the San Diego Chargers knew that the Denver Broncos won their game on Thursday night and needed victory to keep up. Even though the Chargers were able to move the ball on the Kansas City Chiefs, the Chargers struggled to score touchdowns in the first half ...

Just after eight games into the 2008 season, the Oakland Raiders released cornerback DeAngelo Hall. Raiders acquired DeAngelo Hall from the Atlanta Falcons for a 2008 second-round draft pick and fifth-round pick for next season. The Oakland Raiders signed DeAngelo Hall to a sever-year contract ...

After eight games into the NFL season, the struggling San Diego Chargers at 3-5 decided to make a coaching change to try to spark the Chargers defense. The Chargers fired Ted Cottrell as defensive coordinator. Inside linebackers coach Ron Rivera is now the new defensive coordinator for the Chargers.

Please vote for the reason why you think the San Diego Chargers are struggling so far this season.

The San Diego Chargers find new ways to lose games. This week it was penalties and their lack of pass rush that would help the New Orleans Saints win 37-32. In front of over 80,000 people at Wembley Stadium in London, this was an exciting game from beginning to end. ...

Well, this has been 3 years in the making. Philip Rivers and San Diego Chargers will face former Chargers quarterback and now New Orleans Saints QB, Drew Breeze. Does this game mean more to Philip Rivers, Drew Breeze or San Diego Chargers General Manager A.J. Smith?

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The Padres will present a formal contract offer to Trevor Hoffman this week, according to general manager Kevin Towers.

Kevin Towers and Trevor Hoffman have talked briefly about Hoffman returning to the San Diego Padres and Trevor said that he was interested in returning to the Padres.

Will this be Trevor Hoffman last year as a Padres? Only time will tell, but for Trevor Hoffman fans they will be happy to see a familiar face.

The San Diego Padres did come into this season thinking that they were going to lose 100 games. But, the reality is that's what the Padres were trying to avoid the last week of the season.

With a win over the Pirates, the Padres guarantee that it would not happen.

My hope is that the Padres can regroup and be back in the playoff race in '09.

For the San Diego Padres, its been a long, tough year. However, the Padres are trying to avoid losing 100 games.

But, the Padres need to finish 5-4 to prevent that from happening. The Padres do play the Washington Nationals and Pittsburgh Pirates, so they might have a chance.

Is it going to happen, I guess we all have to stay tuned.

Great performance for San Diego's Pitcher, Chris Young. Young retired the first 23 Brewers in order.

"It's gratifying to get back out there and have a game like today," Young said.

It has been a hard season for Chris Young, especially with the injuries he had earlier this season. However, next year, if Chris performs like this, the San Diego Padres could be back in '09. We shall see.

Just when things can get any worse for the San Diego Padres, they lose another player.

Scott Hairston injured his thumb trying to make a diving catch in center field on Wednesday in a victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks.

"I'll continue to work hard, hopefully be back and have a better year next year. That will be the focus, having a better year next year," Hairston said.

Hopefully for the San Diego Padres he will be back stronger and better than ever.

The San Diego Padres' Jody Gerut hit the go-ahead single that capped a two-run rally in the eighth inning for a 5-4 win over the Diamondbacks.

The loss also prevented Randy Johnson from gaining his 295th career victory.

The Padres maybe in last place, but these players still care and never give up.