San Diego Chargers Rumors & News
Signs point to New York for LT
San Diego Union-Tribune — I have not confirmed it beyond a shadow of a doubt, because there is some thought by those close to LaDainian Tomlinson that he is still considering his options.
13 hours agoLT appears to be in NY state of mind
San Diego Union-Tribune — The team that just two months ago ended one of the best Chargers’ seasons ever now appears to have absconded with one of the best Chargers’ players ever.
13 hours agoFate of Bolts’ free agents up in the air
San Diego Union-Tribune — The Chargers are realizing some short-term benefits from the NFL’s labor uncertainty. With the 2010 season set to be uncapped, a provision in the Collective Bargaining Agreement stipulates that a player needs six accrued seasons to be an unrestricted free agent.
20 hours agoFor 1st title, LT willing to play 2nd fiddle
San Diego Union-Tribune — LaDainian Tomlinson is humbling himself for the chance to be exalted.
March 12, 2010Broncos bolster ‘D’ with Williams; LT to visit Vikes
San Diego Union-Tribune — The Denver Broncos continued beefing up their defensive line with the signing of former Chargers nose tackle Jamal Williams and end Jarvis Green, who spent his first eight NFL seasons in New England.
March 11, 2010Still cautious, Bolts sign a back
San Diego Union-Tribune — The Chargers are working from the rear to fill their light backfield. Still mulling exactly how to replace LaDainian Tomlinson and waiting to see what happens with No. 2 back Darren Sproles, the Chargers yesterday claimed Marcus Mason off waivers and will see if he can win the third spot on the depth chart.
March 11, 2010Chargers will keep Sproles; Jamal Williams cut
San Diego Union-Tribune — Team changes its mind and decides to keep the dynamic running back and kick returner. Nose tackle will depart after 12 seasons.
March 11, 2010LT and Favre? Tomlinson to visit Vikes
San Diego Union-Tribune — LaDainian Tomlinson is coming to Minnesota for a visit, and the Vikings believe he could be a good fit.
March 11, 2010Broncos bolster ‘D’ with Williams
San Diego Union-Tribune — The Denver Broncos continued beefing up their defensive line with the signing of former Chargers nose tackle Jamal Williams and end Jarvis Green, who spent his first eight NFL seasons in New England.
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- Broncos' restricted free agents to miss workouts Denver Post In his first day as a Broncos quarterback, Brady Quinn will not be introduced to at least five of his new teammates.
- Broncos trade for QB Brady Quinn Denver Post Broncos coach Josh McDaniels has said he likes what quarterback Kyle Orton did in the team's offense last season. He has said Orton "does a lot of the things we expect well."
- Broncos' Orton believes he's still the starting quarterback Denver Post Kyle Orton views Brady Quinn as company. Not a threat.
- Are four a score for Raiders' defense? Oakland Tribune Trade for Kamerion Wimbley gives unit a quartet of first-round picks
- Dissecting the Wimbley trade Instant Raiders | Santa Rosa Press Democrat You may have heard that the Raiders traded for Browns LB Kamerion Wimbley today, giving up what is believed to be a third-round draft choice. This trade is both sensible and curious.
- Orton not fretting Quinn trade All Things Broncos | Denver Post Talked to Broncos quarterback Kyle Orton earlier this evening. He’s out in Hawaii attending the NFL union meetings. Orton’s reaction to the Brady Quinn trade: “”We’ve made a lot great moves this offseason and this is another one,’’ Orton said. “”He’s a great player and I’ll be happy to work with him.’’ The other moves Orton [...]
- It’s all madness: NCAA Tournament San Diego Union-Tribune Duke (No. 1, South): A No. 1 seed, the winner of the play-in game in the first round, a potential matchup against an ailing Purdue team in the round of 16 … the Blue Devils are good, but not that good.
- USD wins; SDSU loses in baseball San Diego Union-Tribune The USD baseball team posted a six-run third inning en route to a 10-7 win over Fresno State yesterday in a 2010 Aztec Invitational game at Cunningham Stadium.
- Team will look to control pace of Tennessee San Diego Union-Tribune Steve Fisher was somewhere between the news and the names. He knew his San Diego State Aztecs had been assigned/exiled to Rhode Island to begin the NCAA Basketball Tournament, and that their first-round foe would be Tennessee.
- Padres' Young is sharp again Riverside Press-Enterprise
- Padres vie for lowest payroll in major leagues San Diego Union-Tribune PEORIA, Ariz. — Six seasons after moving into Petco Park, the Padres could have the smallest payroll in the major leagues this year. The Padres are projecting a final payroll of about $42 million for the 2010 season, although the payroll for the 25 players on the Opening Day roster could be closer to $38.5 million.
- SDSU men draw Tennessee in NCAA opener San Diego Union-Tribune San Diego State’s men’s basketball team was seeded No. 11 in the Midwest Regional and will play No. 6 Tennessee in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Thursday in Providence, R.I. Game time will be announced later.