Two of the NFLs most successful franchises of the past four years will meet when the Indianapolis Colts visit San Diego to take on the Chargers on NBCs Sunday Night Football on Nov. 23. Kickoff is at 5:15 p.m. PST. Al Michaels, John Madden and Andrea Kremer will call the game for a national TV audience.

NFL Preview - Oakland (2-8) at Denver (6-4)Bradenton Herald,  United States - 10 minutes agoThe victory, coupled with a Chargers loss at Pittsburgh, moved Mike Shanahan's squad two games up on second-place San Diego (4-6) in the AFC West. ...

Jets have legitimate shot at ending Titans' runThe Spread, MI - 15 minutes agoThe Chargers have lost three of four to fall two games behind Denver in the AFC West, a title they probably have to win to make it to the postseason. ...

Go back to Fantasy Extras Summary:Pro Football Weekly, IL - 31 minutes agoSan Diego and threw for 216 yards and a pair of TDs at Cincinnati in Week 12. Those who want to start Roethlisberger should probably wait as long as ...

Pickin’ & Grinnin’: 'Tis the season for prognosticators to weather ...Fort Worth Star Telegram, TX - 33 minutes agoIndianapolis Colts at San Diego Chargers (-3): No team in NFL history — and you can look this up — has ever lost after losing the previous week by the score ...

While most people would have viewed it as a subject that required at least some thought, San Diego Chargers ,...

After a ho-hum set of matchups and results in Week 11, everything has been dialed up in Week 12.

In the Media - Bowling on TV - OctoberBowl.com, WI - 54 minutes agoSan Diego Chargers receiver Malcolm Floyd was interviewed while bowling and Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb talked about his team's weekly ...

Ground broken for Camp ClapHansCherokee Phoenix, OK - 58 minutes agoThree years later he was traded to the San Diego Chargers where he played offensive tackle until 1987. After his retirement, he returned to Oklahoma to ...

11-10 and now the Bengals?SportingNews.com - 1 hour agoThe Steelers squeaked past the San Diego Chargers Sunday on the foot of Jeff Reed, a safety by the beast James Harrison and no INTs by Big Ben. ...

San Diego Chargers brass support retaining Norv Turner as coachESPN - 1 hour agoThe general manager and team president of the San Diego Chargers both reaffirmed their support of coach Norv Turner, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported. ...

Shakedown > Week 11CREATiVESPORTS, RI - 1 hour agoSan Diego Chargers – The Chargers’ slow start was branded just that, merely a slow start from a good team. Many expected this team to rebound after its bye ...

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Growing up in the Boston area, no one sporting event in my mind could match the rivalry that matched the Hank Stram led Chiefs and the Davis, Rauch, Madden led Raiders. It was the stuff that made me a life long football fan: These particular games featured great players, a good versus evil theme and excitement until the final gun. Where have you gone Lenny, Otis, Buck, Bobby Lee, and Abner?

Settling for field goals on key drives this season has contributed to a few of their close losses.

This is what the Chargers dreamed about -- playing the Indianapolis Colts with so much at stake. But in November? Afraid so as the 4-6 Chargers tangle with the surging Colts Sunday night with San Diego's season hanging in the balance.

The Raiders generated far more excitement off the field than they did between the lines. The once proud tradition that once was Stabler, Blanda, Hendricks, Brown, Haynes, Long, Connors, Casper, Biletnikoff, and Branch today seems like a distant memory

The Broncos came out of the gate like a ball of fire, but by midseason, the main problem from last season (a total inability to stop the run) had manifested itself and although this inconsistent club is at mid season on top of a rather poor AFC West division, they lead by default rather than their prowess as a football team.

It’s hard to believe that just two seasons ago, the Chargers were considered by many experts the most talented club from a personnel standpoint in the league. Since that time, the club has undergone numerous changes that have impacted the fabric of this football club.

The Chargers president and GM are unwavering in their support for the coach. Smith calls the idea of making a change "foolish." DAILY REPORT: Critical week for Chargers – POLL: Do you agree with the Turner decision?

But it has been a quiet 2008 for the third-year cornerback, who would love to stage a second coming-out party vs. Indianapolis this Sunday.

CHARGERS REPORT: The team puts oft-injured receiver Buster Davis on injured reserve with hopes that the '07 first-round pick can start anew next year.

NICK CANEPA: Yes, the Chargers are underachieving this season. But it's not all the fault of the coach, and to jettison him at this stage would be unfair -- and foolish.

This is what the Chargers dreamed about—playing the Indianapolis Colts with so much at stake. But in November? Afraid so as the 4-6 Chargers tangle with the surging Colts Sunday night with San Diego's season hanging in the balance. Trying to spit out a stretch that has seen three losses in four games, the Chargers are playing without any wiggle room. They trail the AFC West-leading Broncos by two games with six to play. And by the time the Chargers kick off Sunday, it could be a 2 1/2-game deficit if Denver beats Oakland earlier in the day. Grab a shovel, Chargers, and let the digging begin. The question is, are the Chargers digging their 2008 grave?

SDBoltReport.com keeps you updated on the latest activity of Chargers scouts. Don't miss this week's update, where we identify a Chargers scout by name and tell you what game he's watching and which draft prospects he's observing.

The San Diego Chargers’ recent record of missed draft picks obtained another blemish on Wednesday as the team placed former first-round pick Buster Davis on injured-reserve with a nagging groin injury. Davis has been passed on the depth chart by Malcom Floyd and Legedu Naanee, leaving his future with the organization in doubt.

The Chargers president stands behind his coach despite the team's 4-6 start, saying "I believe in him." DAILY REPORT: Critical week for Chargers – POLL: Do you agree with the Turner decision?

Scout.com's NFL Draft Analyst Chris Steuber profiles Iowa running back Shonn Greene and former Illinois, now Steelers, running back Rashard Mendenhall. Steuber breaks down their junior years and how the two compare.

Oft-injured wide receiver Craig Davis, a disappointment in his two seasons with the San Diego Chargers, will miss the rest of the season with a groin injury. Davis was placed on injured reserve on Wednesday. Tackle Corey Clark was signed from the practice squad to take Davis' spot on the active roster.

Hot News for WR Buster Davis

The Chargers have placed wide receiver Buster Davis (groin) on the Reserve-Injured list and re-signed tackle Corey Clark to the active roster.

Fans are encouraged to support the San Diego Food Bank by bringing all types of non-perishable food to Sundays game at Qualcomm Stadium between the Chargers and Indianapolis Colts game.

Alyssa Milano to promote new Chargers womens fashion collection at Qualcomm Stadium on Sunday

Quarterback Philip Rivers admits he does peek at the scoreboard as the Chargers try to pull even with the AFC West-leading Broncos. The Chargers, who have lost three of their past four games, trail the Broncos by two games with six to play.

Their respectfulness tempers the natural excitement they feel about just being in the NFL. They stay quiet and low-key while sharing the exasperation all around them, which, at 4-6, is considerable.– POLL: Which rookie will have biggest impact?

Sunday served up another heartbreaking loss for the San Diego Chargers in what many considered a must-win game. The Bolts made history with the 11-10 final score and may have become history in the process. Samantha Fillerup offers her weekly notes and anecdotes from Sunday's action.

The task for the Chargers is clear: San Diego has five weeks to gain one game on Denver. If the Bolts can do that, they'll earn the right to play for the AFC West title in Week 17. SDBoltReport.com examines the remaining schedules of the Broncos and Chargers to determine what will happen down the stretch.

Tennessee is 10-0, six teams can look at the prospect of getting a first-round playoff bye or, just as easily, failing to make the playoffs.

Please join with the Chargers in supporting the San Diego Food Bank and our neighbors in need by contributing to the Chargers annual Holiday Food Drive at Qualcomm Stadium on Sunday, November 23.

Hot News for CB Nick Graham

The 4-6 Chargers have won 18 of their last 20 regular-season home games and will try to put a stamp on their 2008 campaign as they begin a three-game home-stand this weekend.

TIM SULLIVAN: The Chargers are essentially the same team that played for a shot at the Super Bowl last January. But not exactly. Their roster is replete with Pro Bowl players, but the core is less solid than it was last season, or in 2006.

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Give the defense an 'A' for effort, but the overall result continues to be a failure. Scout.com breaks down all the grades following the Chargers fifth road loss in six attempts.

LaDainian Tomlinson is nothing if not honest. While a parade of Chargers were spinning the positive Monday -- in wake of the team's third loss in four games Sunday in Pittsburgh -- Tomlinson delivered a dose of truth serum about the team's dwindling playoff hopes.

Titans DT Albert Haynesworth says he was glad to put a nail in the Jaguars' coffin, while Giants QB Eli Manning talks about being in an unusual position. And then check out what coaches and players in Pittsburgh, Denver, Buffalo, San Diego and San Francisco are saying. It's all in today's NFL Buzz.

Chargers RB and resident realist said Monday the inconsistent Chargers are running out of time to chase down the suddenly resurgent Broncos.

Why is Washington so wishy-washy? Answers to that and more in the latest 32 Questions.

CHARGERS REPORT: For all the problems – the effects of going four games without a takeaway can't be discounted – the team almost certainly would have won more games if offense had the ball more.

The NFL has always had a strained relationship with this gambling city, though the case could be made that if it weren't for Vegas point spreads the league would have never become the giant it is today. The league is so skittish about the city that a few years ago it refused to allow a television ad promoting Las Vegas to air during the Super Bowl.

The Chargers blew a lead in the final 30 seconds of the game for the third time this season, sending their record to a dismal 4-6. With the season winding down, the Bolts plan one final surge to turn things around. SDBoltReport.com’s Jaime Cattano takes a closer look at what worked, what didn’t work and what’s next for the Bolts.

The Chargers have learned a lot of tough lessons this season; how to finish games isn’t one of them. Norv Turner’s team continues to play its worst when it matters most, leaving the Bolts on the brink of playoff elimination. SDBoltReport.com examines 10 things we learned from this latest setback.

The Chargers are counting on three straight home games to reverse their fortunes and climb back into playoff contention, but they know time is running out. NFL VIDEO: Post-game press conference

The underachieving San Diego Chargers had a long, quiet plane ride home from Pittsburgh, the scene of their latest debacle. "Nobody said much. I don't even know how to take that," star running back LaDainian Tomlinson. Sunday's bizarre 11-10 loss to the Steelers left the two-time defending AFC West champion Chargers 4-6 and two games behind Denver with six games left.

In the wake of a bizarre finish to Sunday's game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and San Diego Chargers, the NFL on Monday said it is looking to take steps to prevent a similar officiating mistake.

The Pittsburgh Steelers walked off the field Sunday just happy they had won. A lot of bettors in this gambling city were more concerned by how many points they ended up winning by. Winners turned into losers and losers ended up winning when a game that should have ended up 17-10 or 18-10 instead went into the record books as the first 11-10 final in NFL history.

It’s apparent who the top players in the country are at this point. But every year there are sleepers; Crystal Ballers, players like Central Washington QB Mike Reilly (pictured left), who fly under the radar, but have a chance to shine at the next level. Scout.com’s Chris Steuber identifies 11 Crystal Ballers to keep an eye on throughout the draft process.

An errant decision by referee Scott Green at the end of Sunday's game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and San Diego Chargers proved very profitable for some people.

It's one of the underrated happenings during a given NFL season ... the first game on television which features...

The reeling Chargers are coming face-to-face with reality: Their expectations for a Super season have about evaporated.

Even as the Chargers were at long last showing signs of improved defense, at least three of that unit's players came away wondering about their availability for next week.

CHARGERS REPORT: The Chargers were party to another bizarre finish involving a referee's mistake. This one didn't affect the outcome, but it certainly affected how millions of dollars were distributed.

GUEST COLUMN: All things considered, the San Diego Chargers linebackers and secondary people had a pretty good day at Heinz Field Sunday. The Steelers won by the historic score of 11-10 to put a serious hurt on the Chargers' playoff hopes, and Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward had a huge game with 11 catches for 124 yards. But at least the Chargers defensive players went home in one piece.

TOO MANY TURNOVERS: After being responsible for just four interceptions and a safety in the first six games, Philip Rivers has become far more mistake-prone in the last four games, with six interceptions, two lost fumbles and another fumble that resulted in a safety.

Sunday wasn't the first time this season the Chargers have failed to prevent a team from scoring in the final minute. Or the second. Or even the third.

After months of having their inability to pressure QBs cited as a major reason why they are last in the NFL in pass defense, the Chargers finally had a game in which the opposing QB went down with ball in hand. – Defense better but battered – CHART: Down the stretch they falter

BY THE NUMBERS

Another close loss perpetuated a season of almosts, and now the team once considered a Super Bowl favorite is two games behind division-leading Denver with six games to play. – By the numbers: Chargers-Steelers – Voice of the fans: Chargers-Steelers

Chargers fans have their say about the team's 11-10 loss to PIttsburgh.

The Chargers defense was responsible for just nine points Sunday afternoon but left Pittsburgh lamenting the final six minutes of what proved to be an incomplete afternoon.

A last-second field goal by Jeff Reed gave the Steelers an 11-10 victory over the Chargers in snowy Pittsburgh Sunday afternoon.

INSIDE THE GAME: Blame can be distributed throughout the squad for the Chargers current woes, but it falls squarely on the offense and its leader. NFL VIDEO: Chargers-Steelers highlights – PHOTOS: Chargers-Steelers photo gallery

The first 11-10 game in NFL history shouldn't have ended that way, referee Scott Green said after a last-minute touchdown was errantly taken away from the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday. The officiating mistake didn't affect the outcome since the Steelers still would have won, but the touchdown would have changed the score to 17-10 -- or, more likely, 18-10, since the teams were lined up for an...

Cards QB Kurt Warner is putting up wild numbers and conjuring images of his incredible '99 season.

There's never been a game like this in NFL history. The bizarre 11-10 final score was fitting because the Chargers still haven't had the regular-season finish they want in Pittsburgh: a winning one. Ben Roethlisberger stayed away from the mistakes that cost the Steelers their previous two home games, Willie Parker ran for 115 yards and Jeff Reed's third field goal won it -- a 32-yarder with 11...

The Chargers travel to the eastern time zone for the third time this season to face the AFC North leading Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, Nov. 16 at Heinz Field. Kickoff is at 4:15 p.m. EST.

The San Diego Chargers held out cornerback Cletis Gordon and safety Steve Gregory due to injuries for their game against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday. Gordon has a knee injury and Gregory, listed as questionable on the team's injury report, has a neck injury. The Chargers signed running back Michael Bennett and safety Tra Battle to their 53-man roster, but only Battle was in uniform.

Inactive Players for today's Chargers-Steelers game at Heinz Field.

The Chargers promoted safety Tra Battle from their practice squad Saturday.

The Chargers havent won outside of the Pacific time zone this season, but they may benefit from a 4:15 p.m. kickoff in Pittsburgh Sunday.

The Chargers didnt show many new wrinkles last week under defensive coordinator Ron Rivera, but look for more and more changes each week.

San Diego Chargers wide receiver Chris Chambers went through his first full practice since spraining his ankle Oct. 5. Chambers, who came over from Miami last year in a midseason trade, played in the Chargers' win Sunday over the Chiefs, but his injured ankle didn't allow him to start and he didn't have any receptions.

Seven weeks, seven games left for every team in the NFL. That leaves plenty of time for teams that have...

Running back Michael Bennett signed with the San Diego Chargers on Wednesday, hours after being released by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Bennett, an eight-year pro, carried only seven times for 12 yards with the Buccaneers, an average of 1.7 yards per carry. "He's a capable running back and he was released," coach Norv Turner said.

Chargers tight end Antonio Gates could become the fastest tight end in NFL history to reach 50 touchdown catches.

The San Diego Chargers signed Michael Bennett on Wednesday after the running back was released by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers earlier in the day.

The Chargers added depth to their offensive backfield Wednesday as they claimed veteran running back Michael Bennett off waivers.

Pittsburgh Steelers halfback Willie Parker will be fitted with a shoulder harness to protect a torn labrum and...

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said if Ben Roethlisberger doesn't practice, he will not play Sunday...

The Chargers got an early start on their Veterans Day celebration as the team proudly recognized eight local Pearl Harbor survivors prior to Sundays game against Kansas City. The Bolts were also proud sponsors of Tuesdays Veterans Day Parade.

The New York Giants' surprising Super Bowl run proved what kind of a power rush can come with a strong pass...

Out : Buffalo Bills , Green Bay Packers , Philadelphia Eagles In : Baltimore Ravens , Chicago Bears ,...

Rookie quarterback Joe Flacco has helped pull Baltimore into a tie for the AFC North lead.

The Chargers admitted Monday that there is room for improvement, but feel good their one-point win over Kansas City.

LaDainian Tomlinson is worried, which is never a good sign for the San Diego Chargers. A day after the Chargers barely held off the last-place Kansas City Chiefs, the star running back expressed concern about the team's inconsistent season and the lack of a productive running game, hinting there are issues the team is attempting to work through.

Bolts fans can win tickets, merchandise and other prizes by using MyChargersSearch.com to surf the web.

Malcom Floyd's four catches were key in Sunday's victory over Kansas City.

Can you get anything good from a loss? The Kansas City Chiefs say the did after losing 20-19 to the San Diego...

After taking a tough penalty late in the game to set up a Chiefs touchdown, Chargers safety Clinton Hart got a chance to save the day and did just that.

Bill Belichick appears to be doing his best coaching job since the Pats' 2001 Super Bowl team … possibly ever.

Chargers and Chiefs Postgame Notes from Today's Game

Clinton Harts deflection of a Tyler Thigpen pass denied Kansas Citys attempt on a two-point conversion Sunday and the Chargers prevailed with a 20-19 victory over the Chiefs at Qualcomm Stadium.

The San Diego Chargers will host the Kansas City Chiefs in an AFC West divisional game on Sunday November 9, 2008 at Qualcomm Stadium.

Inactive Players for today's Chargers-Chiefs game at Qualcomm Stadium.

Chargers tight end Antonio Gates is feeling and playing more like the four-time Pro Bowler he is. This week, hes excited about seeing a good friend when the Bolts host the Chiefs.

Enough tickets have been sold to lift the local television blackout and allow Southern California to see the CBS Sports telecast of the match-up between the San Diego Chargers and Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, Nov. 9 at Qualcomm Stadium.

LaDainian Tomlinson is feeling strong as he and the Chargers prepare for an important game.

Its been four weeks since the Chargers have played in their own stadium in front of their own fans, so Qualcomm Stadium will be a welcomed sight on Sunday.

Denvers loss Sunday left the Chargers just a game out of first place in the AFC West, but it was another divisional opponent that has their attention this week.

The Bolts are off this weekend, and their bye weekend couldnt have come at a better time.

A day after Ron Rivera was promoted to defensive coordinator, Chargers players were optimistic about the future, but acknowledged they carry the burden of change.

Press Conference Transcripts from Norv Turner, Ron Rivera

Chargers Head Coach Norv Turner made a move Tuesday that he hopes will spark a struggling defense. Turner relieved defensive coordinator Ted Cottrell of his duties and promoted inside linebackers coach Ron Rivera.

Several Chargers defenders put it on themselves after allowing 37 points and 409 yards in a loss to the Saints Sunday.

The Chargers comeback effort at Wembley Stadium came up empty Sunday evening as the Bolts fell to the New Orleans Saints, 37-32.

For the first time in their history, the San Diego Chargers will play a regular-season game on foreign soil when they meet the New Orleans Saints in an NFL International Series game at Londons Wembley Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 26. Kickoff is schedule for 10 a.m. PT (5:00 p.m. in London).

A win over New Orleans at Wembley Stadium would get the Chargers back to even on the season, the same place they were at the midway point a year ago.

After practice on Thursday, Linebacker Shaun Phillips spoke to the media at the Pennyhill Park Hotel.

After practice on Thursday, Running Back LaDainian Tomlinson spoke to the media at the Pennyhill Park Hotel.

After practice on Thursday, Quarterback Philip Rivers spoke to the media at the Pennyhill Park Hotel.

After practice on Thursday, Head Coach Norv Turner spoke to the media at the Pennyhill Park Hotel.

The Chargers are currently ranked eighth in the NFL in sacks but believe its imperative that they do a better job of getting to the quarterback.

One of the hottest topics among locals this week has been the pitch, which is how the English refer to the turf.

Wednesday Press Conference with Defensive End Luis Castillo.

Wednesday Press Conference with Wide Receiver Vincent Jackson.

Wednesday press conference with Antonio Cromartie.

Wednesday Press Conference with Head Coach Norv Turner.

On Sunday the Chargers will face former Bolts quarterback Drew Brees for the first time since he joined the Saints in 2006.

After a day of traveling and another of site-seeing, the Chargers were back to familiar ground Wednesday as they hit the practice field for the first time since arriving in England.

A playoff atmosphere at Wembley Stadium, which will host an NFL regular-season game for the second-consecutive year.

The Chargers arrived at the Pennyhill Park Hotel, their home for the next few days, around 10 a.m. local time Monday and began getting ready for what is sure to be an exciting week.

Chargers.com takes a look at some of the key plays in Sunday's loss to Buffalo.

Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers threw two touchdown passes and had the Bolts on the doorstep Sunday before a tough break doomed San Diego's comeback effort.

Three Chargers turnovers cost the Bolts an opportunity to erase a deficit Sunday as they dropped a 23-14 decision in Buffalo Sunday afternoon.

The San Diego Chargers play the first of two games during an 11-day road trip on Sunday, Oct. 19 against the Buffalo Bills at Ralph Wilson Stadium.

San Diego Chargers vs. Buffalo Bills inactives for Sunday, October 19, 2008.

Quarterback Philip Rivers of the San Diego Chargers and running back Maurice Jones-Drew of the Jacksonville Jaguars are the FedEx Air Ground NFL Players of the Week for games played on October 12 13, the NFL announced today.

Chargers linebacker Anthony Waters saw his first regular-season action of his young NFL career Sunday, and he did so at a position thats still a little new to him.

Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers, who is currently the NFLs highest-rated passer, is a candidate for this weeks FedEx Air Player of the Week award.

Chargers wide receiver Chris Chambers has racked up more receiving yards against the Bills than any other team hes faced in his career, and hopes his ankle injury will allow him to continue his production this week.

While the Chargers lead the NFL in scoring and have enjoyed success in the passing game, running back LaDainian Tomlinson would like to see rushing attack pick things up.

The Chargers got a confidence-boosting win Sunday night, but on Monday their attention immediately shifted to the AFC East-leading Buffalo Bills, who theyll face on the front end of the longest regular-season road trip in club history.

Cornerback Antonio Cromartie met with the media Monday following the team's victory over the New England Patriots.

Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers met with the media Monday following the team's win over New England.

Thanks to stellar play from Vincent Jackson and Malcom Floyd, the Chargers were able to pump the ball down the field early and often Sunday night.

The Bolts got a jolt Sunday night with their third-quarter goal line stand.

Cornerback Quentin Jammer followed up his stellar performance against Randy Moss in Januarys AFC Championship game by holding the perennial All-Pro to just three catches for 26 yards Sunday night.

The Chargers evened their record to 3-3 on the season as they blew out the defending AFC Champion Patriots Sunday Night at Qualcomm Stadium, 30-10.

Inactive players from tonight's Chargers-Patriots game at Qualcomm Stadium

Important public transportation and parking information for Sunday nights Chargers-Patriots game

Linebacker Shaun Phillips met with the media following Wednesday's practice.

Chargers Head Coach Norv Turner met with the media following Wednesday's practice.

Chargers running back LaDainian Tomlinson addresses the media Wednesday afternoon following preparation for the upcoming game with the New England Patriots.

Enough tickets have been sold to lift the local television blackout and allow Southern California to see the NBC Sunday Night Football match-up between the San Diego Chargers and the New England Patriots on Sunday, Oct. 12 at Qualcomm Stadium.

Chargers running back LaDainian Tomlinson addresses the media Monday afternoon following Sunday's loss at Miami.

Chargers Head Coach Norv Turner addressed the media Monday following his club's loss to the Miami Dolphins.

Darren Sproles will be on hand to kickoff Helen Woodward Animal Centers Iams Home for the Holidays pet adoption drive on Tuesday, Oct. 7 at 1:30 pm at Qualcomm Stadium.

Antoine Cason, Jacob Hester, Mike Scifres, Jacques Cesaire, Marques Harris, Malcom Floyd, Ryon Bingham, Antwan Applewhite, Steve Gregory, Tra Battle, Mike Tolbert and Cletis Gordon will be on the corner of Friars and Frazee in Mission Valley.

Sunday's inactives

Future Charger Girls age 7-15 will get a one-in-a-lifetime opportunity to perform on the Qualcomm Stadium field at halftime of a Chargers game on Sunday, November 9 as a member of the Junior Charger Girls, all as a benefit for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers discusses the team's win over the Oakland Raiders.

The Chargers made a move Tuesday to bolster their interior defensive line when they signed veteran defensive tackle Ian Scott.

Inactive Players for Monday, September 22, 2008 Chargers-Jets MNF Game at Qualcomm Stadium.

Chargers-Jets game will kick off at 5:40 p.m., right in the midst of Monday evening rush-hour traffic. The Chargers are encouraging fans to take the Trolley to the game or for those fans that are driving, they should carpool and arrive early.

Enough tickets have been sold to lift the local television blackout and allow Southern California to see the ESPN Monday Night Football match-up between the San Diego Chargers and the New York Jets on Monday, Sept. 22 at Qualcomm Stadium.