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Then, there was the AFC Championship in freezing-ass Cincinnati on the coldest day since the ice age, followed
by the Super Bowl XXIX, where we just so happened to play the greatest team that ever stepped on a football
field.  Marty Ball was intense, but we ended up on the losing end because he played for field goals.  And then
last year, we lost our three best players to injury during the playoffs, and still managed to make it interesting.  
Which brings us to this season…AKA 2nd Half Miracles.   

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So I’m looking at the standings and I see that Tennessee is 4-0 for the
first time, and Buffalo is 4-0 as well.  This makes me wonder if the
Chargers are cursed.  I mean, first we had the Holy Roller, then came the
fire sale of John Jefferson and Fred Dean, which nearly killed Air Coryell.   
09/19/08
Associated Press
SAN DIEGO -- LaDainian Tomlinson missed his second
straight day of practice because of a jammed right big toe as
the San Diego Chargers prepare for Monday night's home
game against the New York Jets. Coach Norv Turner doesn't
know if Tomlinson will practice on Friday. "

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09/21/08
Associated Press
Had two plays gone differently in their first two games, the San
Diego Chargers might be undefeated and alone atop the AFC
West.

Instead, they need a victory over the team led by the most prolific
passer in NFL history to avoid falling to 0-3.

After being on the wrong end of an officiating blunder that cost
them a win, the Chargers will try to bounce back Monday night
when they host Brett Favre and the New York Jets.

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09/19/08
Associated Press
SAN DIEGO (AP)—LaDainian Tomlinson returned to
practice in a limited role Friday and is listed as
questionable for the San Diego Chargers’ game against the
New York Jets on Monday night.

Tomlinson, who jammed his right big toe in the season-
opening loss to Carolina, missed practice the previous two
days.

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09/22/08
Associated Press
SAN DIEGO (AP) - Philip Rivers, LaDainian Tomlinson and the
rest of the San Diego Chargers simply left no doubt.

Frustrated by two gut-wrenching losses, the Chargers raced past
nemesis Brett Favre and the New York Jets for a 48-29 victory
Monday night in a wild game befitting two original AFL teams.

"It didn't matter how any of us felt. We were going to do what we
had to do to win this game," Tomlinson said. "We needed this
bad. If we lost this game, we go 0-3 and I don't know what's going
to happen. For us to get that first win, there is a sigh of relief."
Rivers tied his career-high with three touchdown passes, Tomlinson scored his first two TDs of the season and
San Diego finally got back at Favre after all these years. They sacked him three times and intercepted him twice,
including a 52-yard return for a score by All-Pro cornerback Antonio Cromartie.

Favre always seemed to come up big on Monday nights with Green Bay. This night, though, he finally lost to the
Chargers after beating them five straight times dating to 1993.
San Diego (1-2) looked like the team picked by many to reach
the Super Bowl. The Chargers lost their opener to Carolina on
the last play, then lost by one point at Denver in a game
remembered for referee Ed Hochuli's blown call that set up the
Broncos' winning score.

"It's good to win a game," Rivers said. "We needed to win a
game. I think you saw what this team can do and the big plays
we can make."

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09/24/08
Associated Press
SAN DIEGO (AP)—Injury-plagued defensive tackle Ian Scott, who
hasn’t played since 2006, signed with the San Diego Chargers
on Tuesday.

Scott was with Carolina in training camp but sprained his left
knee on the fifth day and was later released by the Panthers.

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09/25/08
Associated Press
SAN DIEGO (AP)—Chargers center Nick Hardwick feels
questionable, which in his case is a good thing.

Out the first three games as he continued to rehab his surgically
repaired right foot, Hardwick participated in all of practice on
Wednesday as the Chargers began preparing for Sunday’s game at
AFC West rival Oakland.

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09/25/08
Sportline.com
The Chargers are back and so is coach Norv Turner.

Relieved their first victory finally came in Week 3, the Chargers
face the Oakland Raiders on Sunday, looking for their initial
AFC West victory.

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09/25/09
Associated Press
Through three games, the San Diego Chargers have the
29th-ranked defense in football, two heartbreaking losses and
a disappointing start for one of the AFC's preseason favorites.

Still, they're much better off than the Oakland Raiders.

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09/25/08
Associated Press
SAN DIEGO (AP)—The Chargers’ practice Thursday was
unique in that all their players participated.

While six players—five of them Pro Bowl players—sat out
Wednesday’s workout with various ailments, they returned
Thursday as the Chargers continue preparations for Sunday’s
game at the Oakland Raiders.

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09/29/08
Associated Press
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP)—For three quarters, the Oakland Raiders
stopped LaDainian Tomlinson and appeared poised to stop a
long losing streak to the San Diego Chargers.

Then Tomlinson got loose, the Chargers pressured JaMarcus
Russell and the longest winning streak any team has held
against the Raiders grew to 10 games.

Darren Sproles’ long kickoff return set up Nate Kaeding’s go-
ahead 47-yard field goal with 1:51 to play and Tomlinson
sealed the 28-18 victory Sunday with his second fourth-quarter touchdown that gave him yet another 100-yard
game.

“Every year is different. They’re a better team,” said Tomlinson, who had 75 of his 106 yards in the fourth quarter.
“We pride ourselves on now matter how we start, finishing the game strong. It didn’t matter that it was against
the Raiders.”

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09/29/08
Associated Press
SAN DIEGO (AP)—Inside linebacker Stephen Cooper walked
into the San Diego Chargers’ locker room on Monday carrying
three cases of flavored bottled water.

After serving a four-game, NFL-imposed suspension for
testing positive for a banned stimulant, Cooper vowed never to
use supplements again and to stick with water to fortify his
body.

“Honestly, I’m not touching nothing,” said Cooper, who took
responsibility for making a mistake. “Supplements are out the
door.”

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10/02/08
Associated Press
As far as running backs go, San Diego Chargers
star LaDainian Tomlinson has been one of the
best passers since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970.
But the Miami Dolphins have proven that Ronnie
Brown gives them some options from the
backfield as well.
With Tomlinson appearing healthier, the Chargers on Sunday will look to snap a six-game losing streak against an
upstart Dolphins team that used Brown and some unorthodox offensive formations to earn their biggest win in
recent years.

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