San Diego Union-Tribune 4 hours ago
Chargers rookie has rare opportunity
Jerry Attaochu received some 1-on-1 training after the first practice of camp.
Bolts From The Blue Jul 24, 2014
Most Valuable San Diego Chargers: #1 Philip Rivers
Was there any doubt about who the most valuable San Diego Chargers player was going to be? It's the leader, the captain, and the best QB in team history: Philip Rivers. Once Charlie Whitehurst signed with the Tennessee Titans, you knew who #1 on this list was going to be... For 95% of NFL teams, the most valuable player on the roster is the starting QB. Philip Rivers has started every game for the San Diego Chargers for the last eight seasons., and it's very likely continue that trend a few more years. However, he's not just #1 on this list because of the position he plays... What He...
Seahawks Insider | Tacoma News-Tribune Jul 9, 2014
Schedule breakdown: San Diego Chargers
Heading into camp, we’ll take a quick look through the opponents on the 2014 schedule. Second up: The San Diego Chargers When: Week 2, Sept. 14, 1:05 p.m. at San Diego. Last season: 9-7; season ended with a 24-17 loss at Denver in the divisional round of the playoffs. What went right: QB Philip Rivers had arguably his best season. Rivers completed a career-high and league-leading 69.5 percent of his passes while throwing for 4,478 yards. He threw 32 touchdowns against 11 interceptions. Running back Ryan Matthews also had a big year. He ran for a career-best 1,255 yards. … Read...
Bolts From The Blue Jun 30, 2014
BFTB After Dark: June 30, 2014
"After Dark" is BFTB's nightly open thread for the community to talk about everything and anything. Philip Rivers likes playing softball, but he's getting very impatient for Training Camp. The important part of that interview is when he acknowledges something that happened on BFTB because I'm 98% sure that means he's secretly one of our commenters. Gennaroly Speaking on Wednesday this week. I'll have the whole podcast/itunes situation figured out before then.
Arrowhead Pride Jun 27, 2014
Studying Kansas City Chiefs CB Marcus Cooper (vs. Philip Rivers edition)
Kansas City must play better within it's division this year, and the secondary is a huge part of that. Here now is the study of Mr. Cooper, part two. Last week, we ran a detailed breakdown of how Kansas City Chiefs rookie cornerback Marcus Cooper performed against Peyton Manning and the defending Super Bowl-losing Denver Broncos. If you like what you see here, you'll probably want to read that one, too. This time around, we take a look at Cooper dealing with Philip Rivers and the San Diego Chargers. This breakdown was interesting on a few levels. The first game against San Diego came after...
