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• Vikings face formidable tight end in Chargers' Gates
  Darren Sharper gave a rather honest assessment a few weeks back when asked about facing the Bears tight end duo of Desmond Clark and Greg Olsen.
• Vikings Scouting Report
  10 a.m. Sunday at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis.

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• Chargers entering the telling stretch
  Chargers know that what they have done is not all that impressive. They're not ready to proclaim themselves all the way back from their pathetic start.
• Chargers Game: Priceless
  We can look up the value of a pro sports franchise in dollars by reading Forbes' annual reports, and the numbers are staggering.

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• Chargers Give Fans a Reason to Cheer
  Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger flipped the coin, thanked the firefighters and yelled, “Go, Chargers, go!” (New York Times)
• NFL makes wrong call on Chargers' homecoming
  After a week of devastating fires in San Diego, Sunday should have been declared a day of community service. But league didn't want to move or postpone Chargers-Texans game. (Los Angeles Times)
• Houston's Schaub hurt, leaves game at San Diego
  Houston Texans quarterback Matt Schaub left Sunday's game against the San Diego Chargers when he was hit following his second interception of the afternoon. (USATODAY.com)
• Scout's Notebook
  The acquisition of Chris Chambers is already paying off for the Chargers. Though he had only two receptions,
• A tough week ends on high note in San Diego
  Chargers fullback Lorenzo Neal did his best to downplay the significance of his team's 35-10 win over Houston on Sunday. (ESPN)
• Texans a joke. Turnovers begin with Kubiak.
  Turnovers can and should get a coach fired. There's no excuse for a team having 23 in eight games, including 11 the last two weeks.
• Texans sink to season low point in 35-10 loss to Chargers
  Chargers' defense, special teams score in huge first half; Schaub knocked out in second quarter by blow to helmet
• One game, many triumphs
  Fire-weary fans get chance to showcase their civic pride at stadium
• A reason to cheer
  As the smell of smoke, a remnant of the week's fires, wafted briefly through the air inside Qualcomm Stadium, emergency workers were celebrated and so much loss in a catastrophic week was remembered.
• Weird game fitting end to weird week
  It was like the game that never was.
• Game turned in a snap – a lo-o-ong snap
  Whiffs happen in golf. They happen in baseball. Yesterday the punter for the Houston Texans whiffed in the end zone while attempting to fall on a snap that had been sent spiraling over his head
• Score two (one special) for Cromartieball
  Scoring his first NFL touchdown was not on Antonio Cromartie's mind in the second quarter yesterday as the Chargers cornerback ran toward the ball laying in the Houston end zone.
• Chambers fits in right away
  There was a full house cheering the home team. He scored a touchdown. He celebrated a victory.
• A Chargers catharsis: Team delivers a Texas-sized rout to a battered city
  In the wake of the wildfires that threatened his own Poway home and terrorized numerous communities around San Diego County, LT looked forward to playing on Sunday as much as any time in his seven-year NFL career.
• Chargers shine on an emotional day
  The Chargers won twice Sunday: for themselves and their fans.
• Chambers reminded how other half lives
  Chris Chambers was in the midst a nine-game losing streak, lasting more than 10 months.
• Chargers' Cromartie has reason to smile
  Cromartie's poker face quickly turned into a giant smile as he reflected on what was undoubtedly his finest day as a professional.
• Chambers Likes New Home
  Chargers wide receiver Chris Chambers is new to San Diego, having been acquired by the Bolts in a trade with the Miami Dolphins less than a week before wildfires swept through San Diego County.

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• Sanders: Chargers can play at the Q, decision is theirs
  Whether the Chargers host the Houston Texans this weekend at Qualcomm Stadium is up to them, Mayor Jerry Sanders said Thursday afternoon.
• Seau home burns; mind is with community
  The New England Patriots linebacker also is thinking about his hometown of San Diego, which has been ravaged by wildfires.
• 'Optimism' about Chargers playing at home
  And NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy said, "No decision has been made at this time. When a decision is made, we will certainly let you know."
• Monday home game seems most likely
  As Chargers players left the Arizona Cardinals' facility after practicing yesterday afternoon, a few of them asked a reporter when they would be going home.
• Chargers must play in one place and one place only - Qualcomm
  These are incredibly difficult times, but although President Bush appeared yesterday and hugged firefighters, we're talking football in this place, not Iraq, not the inferno that's occurred here this week.
• Fires force Brown-out for Tomlinson
  Lost in the midst of the firestorm in San Diego has been LaDainian Tomlinson's latest rush up the record book.

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• Decision to be made Thursday on site of Chargers game
  Mayor Jerry Sanders said he would decide Thursday whether to allow the Chargers to play their scheduled game against the Houston Texans on Sunday at Qualcomm Stadium.
• Indications are Bolts won't bolt Qualcomm
  It appears increasingly likely the Chargers will play at home Sunday, as evacuees leave Qualcomm Stadium and the weather cooperates in diminishing the firestorm in the county.
• Merriman knows fire perils
  Shawne Merriman's tiny apartment burned to the ground twice when he was a child, a candle lit for warmth starting both blazes. He ran from his home once with only the clothes he was wearing.

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• Wildfires could move Chargers-Texans game to Phoenix
  Fire has forced the San Diego Chargers to flee the city and the state. (CBS Sports)
• Chargers leave for Arizona with lots on their minds
  The San Diego Chargers boarded a plane for Phoenix on Tuesday night, not knowing where or when they'll play their next game. (ESPN)
• Qualcomm's Club level becomes refuge for elderly evacuees
  The Club level and lounges of the stadium-turned-evacuation center have become a refuge for hundreds of nursing home residents and the elderly who have moved in since (U-T)
• Chargers leave for Arizona with details of Sunday's game uncertain
  The San Diego Chargers don't know where or when they'll play their next game. (NFL.com)

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• LT, Chargers among fire evacuees; practice canceled
  LaDainian Tomlinson was among several Chargers players, coaches and staff members who had to evacuate their homes as wildfires burned in San Diego County. (USA TODAY)

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• San Diego's tough task
  The trade that sent Chris Chambers to San Diego has elicited plenty of reaction. (ESPN)

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• Chambers trade affects Dolphins' veterans
  Pro football is a business, but even the Dolphins' veterans who are aware of that were affected by Tuesday's trade of wide receiver Chris Chambers. (Miami Herald)
• After bolting from Dolphins, Chambers gets to know Rivers
  Chris Chambers spent time getting to know Philip Rivers on Wednesday during his first practice with the San Diego Chargers. (NFL.com)
• Trading for Chambers smart move for Chargers
  While Chris Chambers' exit signals the beginning of a purge in Miami, it could mean the start of something big for San Diego. (CBS Sports)
• To Chambers, it's same 'ol, same ol'
  The only thing that's really different about the circumstance Chris Chambers finds himself in this week is the new uniform and new number thereon. (Union-Tribune)

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• Injuries suddenly mount for Bolts
  Chargers Pro Bowl center Nick Hardwick is expected to miss at least two games, and possibly a few more, because of the sprained right foot he suffered during Sunday's victory over the Oakland Raiders. (North County Times)
• Chambers Trade Sounds Familiar
  The Chargers made a trade Tuesday to acquire Miami Dolphins wide receiver Chris Chambers, a 2005 Pro Bowl pick, in exchange for a 2008 second-round draft pick. (Voice of San Diego)
• Mueller: Change on our minds
  So as Tuesday's NFL trade deadline approached, the Dolphins traded veteran receiver Chris Chambers to the San Diego Chargers for a second-round pick in the 2008 draft. (Palm Beach Post)
• Hardwick sidelined 3-4 weeks
  Nick Hardwick was smiling and in a jovial mood Tuesday despite definitive knowledge that he will miss three to four weeks after spraining his right foot. (North County Times)
• Bolts acquire Miami receiver for second-round pick
  Chris Chambers woke up Tuesday morning as an employee of the Miami Dolphins, with no idea that he was about to be leaving a winless team and joining one tied for first place. (North County Times)
• Club ran out of time for Parker to recover
  Just a few hours after hearing of his trade to the Chargers yesterday, Chris Chambers conceded he wasn't completely familiar with his new team. (Union-Tribune)
• What's the catch? Bolts add receiver
  To Chargers players, yesterday's trade for Miami wide receiver Chris Chambers was a sign. (Union-Tribune)
• Dolphins trade Chris Chambers to Chargers
  Rookie receiver Ted Ginn Jr. may have lost a longtime mentor Tuesday, but he probably gained a starting job (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
• Dolphins trade Chambers to Chargers
  While playing for the Dolphins, wide receiver Chris Chambers caught passes from 10 quarterbacks. (Miami Herald)
• Chargers acquire Chambers from Dolphins
  The next time Chris Chambers steps into a huddle, his teammates will include LaDainian Tomlinson, Antonio Gates and Philip Rivers. (Sporting News)

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• Club turns a page on turnover stats
  Everyone feels better, because the Chargers won. (Union-Tribune)
• It's bye week, so Chargers schedule trips to see doctors
  Turns out, this is the perfect time for a bye. (Union-Tribune)

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• Tomlinson's 198 yards, 4 TDs feed rout of Raiders
  LaDainian Tomlinson will never hate the Oakland Raiders like Marty Schottenheimer did.
• Tomlinson jolts Raiders to reality
  The Raiders have been a dreamy bunch lately. They won two straight games, then bye-weeked their way to the top of the AFC West standings. (San Francisco Chronicle)
• Jordan's happy with so-so game
  Running back LaMont Jordan wanted to be a good trouper and play. (San Francisco Chronicle)
• Tomlinson provides needed jolt for Chargers
  It was the first quarter, barely five minutes into the game, with Halloween still more than two weeks away. (Orange County Register)
• Powder power
  Blasting through one arm tackle after another, further into historical lore, LaDainian Tomlinson took over a game that needed a closer. (Union-Tribune)
• Jammer's key tackle leaves big imprint
  Several Chargers defenders talked about Quentin Jammer and the “huge” play he made with 20 seconds left in the first half of yesterday's 28-14 win over Oakland. (Union-Tribune)
• Even Kiffin has to admit loss could've been worse
  “Pride and Poise,” baby. The words have been what the Oakland Raiders have lived by, the mantra of a team that never has hesitated in trumpeting that it is the only NFL team. (Union-Tribune)
• It's a snap for backup Withrow to fill a Pro Bowler's vacancy
  You don't replace a Pro Bowler with just anyone. It generally takes another Pro Bowler to make such a transition seamless. (Union-Tribune)
• Raiders still unleash beast in Chargers
  LaDainian Tomlinson may be the first person since Jack London happy to see Oakland. (Union-Tribune)
• Raiders venture back to the bad old days
  The Oakland Raiders flew south on an airplane this weekend, but they might as well have chartered a wayback machine. Because the bad old Raiders showed up at Qualcomm Stadium. (Union-Tribune)
• Chargers use their personal patsy to get to .500
  The San Diego Chargers looked as if they may be cured of their early-season ills. (Riverside Press-Enterprise)
• Heavy dose of L.T. keys Bolts' 8th win in row over Raiders
  The mystery of whatever happened to the great LaDainian Tomlinson has officially been solved. (North County Times)
• Defense plays 'Lights Out' against Culpepper, Raiders
  This season, the Chargers' defense has been riddled by Damon Huard, shredded by Wes Welker and roasted by Greg Jennings. (North County Times)
• Bolts can always count on win against Raiders
  That makes it eight straight for the Chargers over the Silver and Whack, more evidence that what was once a bitter rivalry (North County Times)
• L.T. scores 4 TDs as Chargers restore order in AFC West
  Yep, Oakland's 28-14 loss to the Chargers at Qualcomm Stadium on Sunday was all about L.T. (Santa Rosa Press Democrat)

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• Chargers expect tough battle against Raiders
  The dirt has been lifted off the Chargers and the grave remains empty. (North County Times)
• Tomlinson struggling, but he usually hits his stride against Raiders
  Everybody, shush. Raiders defensive tackle Terdell Sands has a secret. (San Francisco Chronicle)
• Winning puts smile back on LT's face
  LaDainian Tomlinson, aware the Chargers remained a team with a losing record, was far from jubilant. (Union-Tribune)

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• Raiders can find reasons to believe
  For many years the Oakland Raiders media guide was a testament to propaganda – and consistency (Union-Tribune)
• Powder blues back, but in new design
  The Chargers won't be wearing their throwback uniforms tomorrow, but they will be wearing their powder blues. (Union-Tribune)

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• Players have nothing but love for ex-coach Turner
  Welcome to the Love Boat, starring Norv Turner as the beloved ex-Raiders coach. (San Francisco Chronicle)
• Burgess is doubtful for Chargers game
  The Raiders' pass rush might not receive the boost it expected following the bye week. (Sacramento Bee)
• Slighted in draft, LB Morrison not overlooked now
  Kirk Morrison plays in violent Butkus Territory. He's a 6-foot-2, 240-pound middle linebacker. (Union -Tribune)
• Kiffin, 32, goes way back, honest
  Lane Kiffin might be the youngest coach in modern NFL history, but the 32-year-old Oakland Raiders boss is not an unknown to at least one Chargers player. (Union-tribune)
• Gates still improving . . . as wide receiver
  On the Chargers' fifth play Sunday in Denver, going against a cornerback who has been to seven straight Pro Bowls, a stylish new Antonio Gates was on display. (Union-Tribune)
• Charged up again, Bolts seek that magic '06 formula
  To paraphrase former Arizona Cardinals coach (and part-time philosopher) Dennis Green, the San Diego Chargers are not who they thought they were. (USA Today)
• Turner, Chargers are quieting critics
  "It's amazing what a win will do for you, isn't it?" says Dean Spanos, the Chargers president and son of owner Alex Spanos. "Things can change so quickly in this league. Good or bad." (San Francisco Chronicle)
• Expect Enberg to wax nostalgic
  If this were a normal Friday, Dick Enberg probably would be at Chargers Park, watching practice in preparation for his broadcast of Sunday's Chargers-Raiders game. (Union-Tribune)
• Players, coaches in sync on Raiders
  Chargers players acknowledge that their practices and communication with coaches have improved over the past few weeks, as they have grown more comfortable ... (Union-Tribune)
• Chargers to Raiders: Just run, baby, run
  Norv Turner has told his team to expect a physical game against the Oakland Raiders on Sunday. He has stated publicly he believes the Raiders will run and run some more (Union-Tribune)

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• Rocky Mountain High
  Burning questions from a weekend that saw the Chargers and San Diego State win football games in the Rocky Mountain state that could turn around their seasons.
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• Chargers Scouting Report: vs. Oakland Raiders
  These two original AFL rivals square off for the 95th time in the regular season, with the Raiders holding a 54-48-2 edge. (North County Times)
• Raiders in first in AFC West, but what does it mean?
  Oakland's offense has scored 11 TDs, only one fewer than its total for 2006. (Union-Tribune)

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• They're looking to end their droughts
  The Oakland Raiders are loaded with running backs, the Carolina Panthers are running out of quarterbacks (Los Angeles Times)
• 'It's back to that old rivalry' with Raiders
  For the first time in recent memory, the Chargers' head coach did not begin his media conference with those exact words. (Union-Tribune)
• Tomlinson, Turner finally clear the air
  It would not have mattered had they lost, because words and good intentions lose their significance in defeat. (Union-Tribune)
• It's time to give Turner kudos
  The general feeling around here was that Norv Turner had a whole lot to do with the Chargers' three straight losses (Union-Tribune)

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• Slump-breaking game buoys confident Rivers
  After a long week of answering to some undeniably alarming numbers, Philip Rivers' frustration was washed away in the drizzle during the Chargers' 41-3 romp (North County Times)
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• Siler's TD highlights special day
  When Chargers rookie linebacker Brandon Siler returned to the Invesco Field sideline after his first career touchdown Sunday, he faced one big question. (North County Times)
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• Chargers quell criticism of coaching change with rout of Broncos
  The angry e-mailers and phone callers can rest their fingers and voices this week. (North County Times)
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• Plenty of dancing as offense finds a beat
  It wasn't as if the Chargers' high-voltage offense was completely unplugged during the first quarter of this season. It just kept powering on and off – there one half, gone the next. (Union-Tribune)
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• Defense tackles its weakness
  For at least some of the Chargers, the genesis for yesterday's dominant defensive effort against Denver came in a darkened meeting room. (Union-Tribune)
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• Dominant in Denver
  The Chargers handed the Denver Broncos their worst home loss since 1966 by rediscovering their winning formula: hold onto the ball. (Union-Tribune)
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• Stepping up big
  Still possessing a losing record, wisely not making themselves out to be more than they are, the Chargers salvaged a season and found out something about themselves yesterday. (union-Tribune)
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• Chargers find their identity in Denver
  For three weeks, their opponents have guessed correctly when calling run blitzes against two-back sets. (ESPN)
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• Cutler's great potential matched by confidence
  There are times when Phil Simms watches LaDainian Tomlinson run and it almost takes his breath away. But Tomlinson isn't the only player ... (Union-Tribune)
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• Big plays going other way for Bolts
  The Chargers are giving up too many big plays, especially pass plays. (Union-Tribune)
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• Cutler making mark for Broncos
  Philip Rivers gave the question much thought. His answer was surprising. "I think it'll be Jay Cutler,'' Rivers said. (North County Time)
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• Struggling Chargers may be without WR Davis
  Chargers rookie wide receiver Craig Davis could miss Sunday's game at Denver with a sprained ankle. (ESPN)
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• Rocky Mountain News - Denver and Colorado's reliable source for breaking news, sports and entertainment: Broncos & NFL
  The Chargers are 1-3, having been booed on their own field last weekend in a loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Though only a quarter of the season has passed, ... (Rocky Mountain News)
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• Chargers' fearsome pass rush losing bite
  Ted Cottrell acknowledges that who he hasn't had and what he has been facing have influenced his play-calling. (Union-Tribune)
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• Simms: Chargers facing 'really big game' in Denver
  Two weeks ago, with the Chargers 1-1, Phil Simms said it was too early for the team and its fans to panic. (Union-Tribune)
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• Oceanside ends its bid for deal with Chargers
  The Oceanside City Council decided yesterday to say no to a Chargers stadium. (Union-Tribune)
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• Players mull possible reasons for slow start
  In what thus far has been a futile search to learn why the Chargers started this season 1-3, players have been questioned about the team's attitude. (Union-Tribune)
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• Rivers' play driving Chargers fans to boos
  Before Philip Rivers took his first snap as a starter last season, the most beloved Chargers quarterback ever preached patience. (Union-Tribune)
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• Turner's move from 49ers to Chargers hurt both teams
  When Norv Turner's name first surfaced as a head-coaching candidate last winter, Frank Gore called and asked him to stick around. (San Jose Mercury News)
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• AFC South rises to top of NFL
  In a league driven by parity, you need about a month to sort out the haves from the have-nots in a given NFL season. (Dallas Morning News)
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• Broncos change cast, but so far story remains same
  Perhaps no team was busier in the offseason than the Broncos, who acquired more than a dozen veterans. (Union-Tribune)
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• Chargers in haste to turn it around
  It can be a simple command, yet students from grammar school to graduate school often consider it the bane of their existence. (Denver Post)
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• Chargers stay calm in the storm
  No one is selling the team, resigning, getting fired or saying they are sorry. (Union-Tribune)
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• Bad Start Has Chargers and Fans Missing the Schottenheimer Days
  After four games, the story of the San Diego Chargers’ season cannot yet be written. (New York Times)
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• Tomlinson a class act even in defeat
  Minutes earlier, he was standing in front of reporters and television cameras, fed up and frustrated and unable to explain the Chargers' third consecutive defeat. (Orange County Register)
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• Turner: Stifled air attack deflated run in second half
  Kris Dielman, Nick Hardwick and Lorenzo Neal, in particular, were bulldozing holes. (Union-Tribune)
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• Chargers notes: Edwards is missed in several ways
  Donnie Edwards gave the Chargers a glimpse of what they're missing Sunday. (Riverside Press-Enterprise)
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• Turner-led Chargers lose another game, popularity contest, too
  With time winding down Sunday afternoon, and a game and maybe a season starting to slip away from the Chargers ... (Riverside Press-Enterprise)
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• Runaway first half vanishes
  So that's what the Chargers running game looks like. (Union-Tribune)
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• A whole lot of blame to go around
  There was 3:41 to play, 3:41 before the Chargers' public humiliation at the hands of the Kansas City Chiefs. It was then the fans began their chilling chant: “Marty!” Marty!” Marty!” (Union-Tribune)
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• Rivers hears the boos, is frustrated, too
  One pass Philip Rivers tried to throw yesterday was going to be an 80-yard touchdown, according to his coach. (Union-Tribune)
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• 1-3 record has fans bawling for Marty
  His name was in thousands of throats as the Chargers trooped toward their dressing quarters in Qualcomm Stadium. (Union-Tribune)
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• Home crowd displays its displeasure
  As chants of “Marty! Marty!” rained down from the stands, echoed through Mission Valley and surely rang in the ears of A.J. Smith and Dean Spanos ... (Union-Tribune)
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• San Diego wastes 10-point edge in loss -
  During the course of their first two quarters Sunday, the Chargers built a 10-point lead over Kansas City and used their familiar ground attack... (Los Angeles Times)
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• Rough Rivers hopes for better days
  Quarterback Philip Rivers' glum face told the story. (North County Times)
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• Chargers continue to struggle with slant
  The quick slant is not a pass play designed for big-time yardage or game-winning touchdowns. (North County Times)
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• Edwards a winner in return to Q
  Donnie Edwards came home and he didn't want to leave. Minutes after the Chiefs upset the Chargers 30-16 at Qualcomm Stadium on Sunday afternoon... (North County Times)
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• Schott heard 'round the Q
  The vocal discord from the 65,175 fans at Qualcomm Stadium was prompted by a second-half meltdown that saw the Chargers suffer their third straight loss. (North County Times)
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