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Im glad you asked, I was just thinking about that.

Worst division is right, which probably means 8 or 9 wins will take it. Oakland has played crappy teams, but they probably are the biggest competition at this point. It will be interesting to see what KC does the rest of the way. You would think they would be pretty solid with a better than decent defense, a great running back, a very good young wideout a great tight end and a young qb with potential. If Croyle can be decent, KC could w… Continue

Alright, that is much better. Who would have thought it would only take one win and not only would things look and feel much better, but we are only .5 games out of first. I would also bet that no one thought the Raiders would be in first right now. Well, all it should take is another ass whooping of the Raiders in our own confines and we should be back where we belong.

For those of you who don't listen to 1090 every morning at 6:30, I just learned that Vincent "Bo" Jackson ran a 40 tim… Continue

The Chargers are now 1-3 after losing their third straight game. I personally wasn't too worried about these guys because they lost two games on the road in tough places against one very good team, and one team that is tough to beat at home (and 4-0 by the way). Then the Chargers took their first strong start and shit in their own bed. They took a big stinky shit and then rolled around it in all night. After a 16-6 halftime lead, they gave up 24 straight points to one of the five worst teams in… Continue

I dont know about the rest of you, but Sunday night turned into one of the most frustrating games I can remember. It is easy to forget that five years ago the Padres were the worst team in the MLB and the Chargers were the worst team in the NFL. They each had the number one pick in their respective drafts in 2004, and here we are five years later expecting nothing less than a championship. I have the same expectations as the rest of you, but it is important to remember the other side of the game… Continue

"Chargers
receiver/punt returner Eric Parker will be sidelined up to ten weeks after
undergoing surgery on his toe Friday.

Parker had missed all of training
camp to this point with a cracked "sesamoid" bone in his right big toe. He could
be back somewhere between Weeks 4 and 6. First-round pick Craig Davis is likely
to start in Parker's place."

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