Broncos Drive Perhaps Final Nail In Chargers' Coffin
For those that had the stamina to watch Sunday's tilt in Denver against the Broncos, the same old problems came back to bite the San Diego Chargers when all was said and done.
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For those that had the stamina to watch Sunday's tilt in Denver against the Broncos, the same old problems came back to bite the San Diego Chargers when all was said and done.
The Pasadena City Council will discuss a proposal on Monday night to host an NFL team at the Rose Bowl while a permanent stadium is being built.
Good news for tailgaters is that the Q is equipped with bathrooms conveniently located and easily accessible throughout the parking lots and stadium – you just need to know where to go. If you park it right, running to the little boys' or girls' room won't put a damper on your tailgating gala.
So, as the two get set to meet Sunday afternoon in the Mile High City, essentially the season is on the line for the Chargers, who limp into Denver losers of four of their last five games.
If the San Diego Chargers lose to the Denver Broncos on Sunday, the Bolts all but end their hopes of catching Denver (6-3) for first place in the AFC West.
When the weather dips, tailgating calls for hot soups. Check out these recipes.
With a win, the Chargers remain in the hunt for the AFC West title. Drop their fifth game in their last six contests, and the Bolts might as well start thinking about the 2013 campaign.
Losers of four of their last five games, the San Diego Chargers (4-5) head into the Mile High City this Sunday with one objective and one objective only, win.
In the belly-filling fare of potluck football parties, who knew a man-pleasing dish could have secret nutritional value? Enter the Chili Cheese Haystack.
On a day where quarterback Philip Rivers threw one of his most horrific interceptions during his tenure in San Diego, Rivers did hook up with his new acquisition for five receptions and 134 yards.
Thanks to San Diego's 34-24 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Chargers (4-5) now sit two games behind the Denver Broncos (6-3) in the AFC West race, with a trip to the Mile High City this coming Sunday.
Although the weekend forecast predicts only a 20 percent chance of rain, the weather can sometimes be temperamental. San Diego Chargers fans always need to be prepared so that the change in temperature or precipitation won't rain on their tailgating parade.
Along with some physical injuries that the Bolts are dealing with, getting healthy mentally is also key.
For the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the season has been one of ups and downs, yet they still find themselves in the NFC playoff race at the halfway point.
Put on a twist on your tailgate menu this weekend. These alternative "sliders" will not only be super delicious snacks for the vegetarian, but will have the die-hard carnivores clamoring for their share, too.
The winner of this weekend's San Diego Chargers/Tampa Bay Buccaneers game keeps their hopes alive of making the playoffs, while the loser must seriously consider the fact that they could be sitting home come January.
As many Charger fans knew coming into this season, head coach Norv Turner and general manager AJ Smith were on a tight leash. Essentially, the mantra is not only make the playoffs, but at least win one round or very likely one or both will hit the road after the holidays.
Dessert often gets neglected at tailgating functions, but whip up a batch of this homemade slow cooker bread pudding and your tailgating buds will be begging you for more.
Fans in Charger Country are asking why running back Ronnie Brown isn't getting more carries. Thus far in 2012, he's been splitting carries with Ryan Mathews, but it may be time to make Brown the go-to guy.
The San Diego Chargers prepare to head to Florida later this week to take on the 4-4 Tampa Bay Bucs and former Charger wide receiver Vincent Jackson. San Diego essentially controls its own destiny, albeit a little help along the way would be much appreciated.
So, in walked the sad Kansas City Chiefs, a team that proved just the right answer late in September, a point and time when the Chargers were scuffling after an embarrassing 27-3 home loss to Atlanta.
Chiefs QB Matt Cassel, who may have to nervously watch next April's Draft to see who Kansas City takes with the potential top pick (could very well be a quarterback) turned the ball over twice, resulting in 14 San Diego points on the evening.
The agreement led the chief of AEG to predict that "for the first time in almost two decades", Los Angeles is finally ready to welcome back the NFL.
