I think the Chargers will blow out the Raiders in Oakland.
Chargers 51
Raiders 17
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Chargers vs Raiders in Oakland
Posted by Tim Heers at 4:12 PM 0 comments
Thursday, September 18, 2008
The Jets come to San Diego
Monday night should be another barn burner! With the way the Chargers defense has been playing, I expect that both teams will be throwing and scoring.
I pick the Chargers to win 38 to the Jets 31
Posted by Tim Heers at 9:47 AM 0 comments
Sunday, September 14, 2008
ED HOCHULI should be under FBI Investigation after that blatant throwing of a game.
ED HOCHULI needs to be placed under an FBI investigation along with the NFL and Roger Goodel too for that blatant throwing the game on two plays that gave the Cheating Broncos a game they don't deserve.
The NFL is no better than Wrestling when refs throw games away so badly. Just unbelievable.
For an article on the theft and Cutler admitting it was a fumble:
Broncos take gift from officials make it count for two (points)
"It was a fumble. I think so. It just slipped out," Cutler said
Posted by Tim Heers at 4:43 PM 0 comments
Chargers at Denver
It's going to be a tough game with all the injuries the Charger players have going into this game, but I think the Chargers will come out with a win.
Chargers 30
Dener 28
Posted by Tim Heers at 10:42 AM 0 comments
Sunday, September 7, 2008
Chargers should roll over the Panthers
The Chargers should win this game against the Panthers today at the Q!!!!
I predict the score at:
Chargers 31
Panthers 10
Look for the Chargers to have a plus 2 turnover ratio or better today. The Fans at the Q in preseason games were anxious to get the season started and actually were chombing at the bit to start cheering their team to victory. There is an atmosphere in the air and you can tell it is a winning attitude amongst the players and the fans. It's going to be a great season for Charger fans.
Posted by Tim Heers at 7:51 AM 0 comments
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Chargers sign eight to practice squad
I am very happy to see Antwan Applewhite make the PS. I think he has a bright future. I was also impressed with Eldra Buckley in camp and the Preseason games. Tra Battle and Andre Coleman are also nice developmental players for the PS.
Chargers sign eight to practice squad
The San Diego Chargers signed eight players to their 2008 practice squad
Sunday:
LB Antwan Applewhite
WR Gary Banks
S Tra Battle
RB Eldra Buckley
DE Andre Coleman
G Brandyn Dombrowski
DE Keith Grennan
FB David Kirtman
Kirtman was a fifth-round selection of the Seattle Seahawks in 2006. He began the ’06 season on the Seahawks’ practice squad, was added to their active roster on Dec. 12 and was inactive for the team’s final three games. In 2007 he once again was signed to the practice squad before being activated Nov. 12 and playing in six games. He was released by the Seahawks on Saturday. The other seven additions to the practice squad were released from the Chargers’ active roster on Saturday.
LB Jason
Brisbane from England is the ninth member of the practice squad as part of the NFL’s International Practice Squad Player Program.
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Posted by Tim Heers at 7:01 PM 0 comments
CHARGERS 53-MAN ROSTER
Quarterbacks (3): Philip Rivers, Billy Volek, Charlie Whitehurst
Running backs (5): Jacob Hester, Andrew Pinnock, Darren Sproles, LaDainian Tomlinson, Mike Tolbert
Tight ends (2): Antonio Gates, Brandon Manumaleuna
Wide receivers (6): Chris Chambers, Buster Davis, Malcom Floyd, Vincent Jackson, Legedu Naanee, Kassim Osgood
Offensive linemen (10): Corey Clark, Jeromey Clary, Kris Dielman, Mike Goff, Nick Hardwick, Marcus McNeill, Scott Mruczkowski, Jeremy Newberry, L.J. Shelton, Cory Withrow
Defensive linemen (6): Ryon Bingham, Luis Castillo, Jacques Cesaire, Brandon McKinney, Igor Olshansky, Jamal Williams
Linebackers (9): Tim Dobbins, Marques Harris, Shawne Merriman, Shaun Phillips, Brandon Siler, Derek Smith, Jyles Tucker, Anthony Waters, Matt Wilhelm
Defensive backs (9): Antoine Cason, Antonio Cromartie, Cletis Gordon, Steve Gregory, Clinton Hart, Quentin Jammer, Paul Oliver, DeJuan Tribble, Eric
Weddle
Specialists (3): David Binn, Nate Kaeding, Mike Scifres
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