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The Chargers had one of the best byes they could imagine:

• Some of their key players were able to rest nagging injuries,
which should help the cause moving forward.

• The embattled defense got extended time to get to know its
new coordinator, Ron Rivera.
Chargers to one game.

• Every team in the AFC West lost on the Sunday the Chargers were off.

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11/06/08
Inside Slant
The Chargers have hit a few obstacles in a rocky 2008 first
half, but they’ll get back on track Sunday against the lowly
After returning from an 11,000-mile, two-loss road trip, firing a
coach and inserting their third defensive coordinator in 2 1/2
seasons they return to a game.
“I think our guys are looking forward to playing at home,” coach Norv Turner said. “We haven’t been in our
stadium in a month. It’ll be good to be in our stadium with the energy level, the fans, everything involved with it.”

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Associated Press
As poorly as the San Diego Chargers have been playing lately,
they know they have enough time to make a playoff run. Getting
a win over the lowly Kansas City Chiefs would be a good place
to start.
The Chargers look to come out of their bye week rejuvenated and avoid dropping their third straight game
Sunday when they host the Chiefs.

San Diego (3-5) was expected to contend for the Super Bowl this season, but has already lost as many games
as it did last year, when it advanced to the AFC championship game.

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11/09/08
Associated Press
SAN DIEGO (AP)—Clinton Hart and the San Diego Chargers
avoided the kind of upset that really could have ruined their
Hart, the strong safety, knocked down Tyler Thigpen’s 2-point
conversion pass with 23 seconds left and the Chargers held
on to beat the scrappy Kansas City Chiefs 20-19 on Sunday.

The Chiefs pulled within one on Thigpen’s 3-yard pass to tight
end Tony Gonzalez. The Chiefs went for the win, but Thigpen’s
pass to Gonzalez was deflected by Hart to cornerback Quentin
Jammer, who made the interception while on the ground.
conversion. The Chargers were booed off the field Sunday while trailing 13-6 at halftime, but rallied behind Philip
Rivers in the second half.

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11/10/08
Inside Slant
Wins are too hard to come by in the NFL. That's why the
Chargers had no intentions of throwing back Sunday's 20-19
verdict over the Chiefs.

So what if the Chiefs have now lost 17 of their past 18 games.
Who cares if San Diego had to turn back a
two-point-conversion attempt in the final 23 seconds.

And if Tyler Thigpen looked more like Len Dawson than he
should have, so be it.
The Chargers are alive, and that's what really matters.

But a closer look reveals that San Diego continues to live on the edge.

Coming off a bye, playing under a new defensive coordinator and playing at home with a playoff spot potentially
slipping away, the Chargers barely managed to hold off the last-place Chiefs.

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11/12/08
FoxSports.com
The Pittsburgh Steelers and San Diego Chargers both have
plenty of concerns. At the top of those lists are their franchise
players.

Two teams who were considered Super Bowl contenders
entering this season, but have not played much like it recently,
Steelers host the Chargers and frustrated star LaDainian
Tomlinson.
Pittsburgh (6-3) goes into this matchup in much better position, tied atop the AFC North with Baltimore, while
San Diego (4-5) sits a game behind AFC West-leading Denver and trying to get back to .500.

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SAN DIEGO (AP)—San Diego Chargers wide receiver Chris ankle
Oct. 5.

Chambers, who came over from Miami last year in a midseason
injured ankle didn’t allow him to start and he didn’t have any
receptions.

Chargers coach Norv Turner said Chambers is considerably better
this week and he hopes to get more from the receiver when the
Chargers face the Steelers on Sunday in Pittsburgh.
“I want to be out there, I want to make plays and I want to score touchdowns,” Chambers said. “I got off to a good
In the season’s first three games, he was among the league leaders with four touchdowns catches. He now has
16 catches for 273 yards and five touchdowns.

“It’s gradually getting better,” Chambers said of his ankle. “I would imagine that I would be much better this
week.”

Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jamal Williams didn’t practice Thursday, but Turner said he was just resting the 11-
year veteran.

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PITTSBURGH (AP)—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 seconds remaining—as Pittsburgh rallied to
beat the Chargers on a snowy Sunday.
The first such score in 12,837 NFL games was in jeopardy when Troy Polamalu returned an errant lateral 12 yards
for an apparent touchdown on the final play. The play was overturned on review—it was called an illegal forward
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11/17/08
Associated Press
SAN DIEGO (AP)—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.

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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.

"I think so, I really do," Tomlinson said. "We are two games
back. We are not out of it, but it's like blown opportunities we
keep on talking about when we could have easily been tied
with Denver right now."
The Chargers, at 4-6, are in a world of hurt. While their next three games are at home, they come against a
surging Colts team, an improved Falcons squad and their biggest divisional foe, the Raiders.

After falling 11-10 to the Steelers, the sands in this season's hour glass are being depleted fast.

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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.

Davis had only four catches for 59 yards and no touchdowns
this season and missed the last five games while recovering
from the injury.
Davis, a first-round draft pick in 2007, had 20 catches for 188 yards and one touchdown as a rookie.

Neither coach Norv Turner nor general manager A.J. Smith immediately returned calls seeking comment. The
Chargers made the move after Turner held his daily news conference.

Cornerback Grant Mason was signed to take Clark’s vacancy on the practice squad.

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Peyton Manning has had plenty of days in the NFL he'll want to
remember. Two games against the San Diego Chargers last
season aren't among them.
Manning will look to put one of his worst performances further in the rearview mirror Sunday as the Indianapolis
Colts try for their fourth straight win in a matchup with the Chargers - the team that also knocked the Colts out of
last season's playoffs.

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Associated Press
SAN DIEGO (AP)—Redemption couldn’t have been any from a
lot farther out.

One of the most clutch kickers in NFL history, Vinatieri made a
51-yard field goal as time expired to lift Peyton Manning and
the Indianapolis Colts to a heart-stopping 23-20 win over the
San Diego Chargers on Sunday night.
Vinatieri was kicking toward the same goal posts where just more than a year ago he pushed a 29-yard field-
goal attempt wide right with 1:31 left, allowing the Chargers to hold on for a 23-21 win.

Vinatieri said he heard some pregame smack talk from fans about last year’s miss.

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11/25/08
Yahoo Sports - Inside Slant
Once again it was Monday, a day the Chargers have come
to hate.

For the fourth time this season, they were rebounding from
a loss that came in the game’s final 24 seconds. The latest
was a 23-20 defeat to the visiting Colts on a last-second
field goal.
games off the AFC West lead, as the Raiders upset the first-place Broncos.

“It’s not tiresome to hear someone say we are still in it,” Turner said of the team’s plight with five games
remaining. “But we have to do our part. “Again, we’re that close, and that is not enough.”

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11/28/08
CBSSports.com
If hope really does float, the Chargers should be out cruising
on San Diego Bay.

The 4-7 Chargers enter Sunday's game against the visiting
Atlanta Falcons in deep trouble.

Or not.
If not having the good luck of playing the AFC West, the Chargers' season would be sunk.

While other 4-7 squads are deciding on vacation spots, the Chargers still eye a playoff spot.

Strange, but true when trailing the first-place Broncos with two games with five to play.

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11/30/08
Associated Press
SAN DIEGO (AP)—Matt Ryan, Michael Turner and the rest of
the Atlanta Falcons are very much alive in the playoff picture.

The San Diego Chargers, once thought to be Super Bowl
worthy, are on life support.

Ryan, the rookie from Boston College, threw two touchdown
passes and Turner, Tomlinson’s former understudy, ran for
120 yards against his former team to lead the Falcons to a
22-16 win over the reeling Chargers on Sunday.
The Falcons (8-4), one of the NFL’s most surprising teams behind rookie head coach Mike Smith, remained a
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