San Diego Chargers Tickets

San Diego Chargers Tickets

The San Diego Chargers started in 1959 along with other AFL teams. They began to play in 1960 in Los Angeles. Owned by Barron Hilton, the Chargers only played one season in L.A. and moved to San Diego the year after. The early years of the Chargers were admirable by the great plays of wide receiver Lance Alworth and coached for ten years by hall of famer Sid Gillman.

The San Diego Chargers won five division championships and a league crown in the AFL and Lance Alworth set a record by catching at least a one pass in 96 games in 1962-1970. In the late 1970s and 1980s, Don Coryell, head coach of the Chargers, experienced one of the most skilled offensive units in the National Football history. John Fouts and wide receiver Charlie Joiner led the San Diego Chargers and they both set career team records with 43,040 passing yards and 254 passing touchdowns with 586 receptions.

The San Diego Chargers finished first on their division last season with an 11-5 record. They have proved that they are a team that can compete in the Super Bowl for the coming years by dominating the AFC West last year. Nearly beating the Patriots for a slot in the Super Bowl, the Chargers are looking forward this coming season. They have built a winning team, especially with Phillip Rivers at quarterback and running back LaDanian Tomlinson; the Chargers’ new offensive line will truly be unstoppable.

The San Diego Chargers will face the 2008 season with anticipation and return the team deep into the National Football League playoffs. Watch as the Chargers grab the AFC west title for the third time at the Qualcomm Stadium. Get your San Diego Chargers tickets now and be where the action is.


San Diego Chargers News

Licht gets second interview for Bears GM job (The Canadian Press)
LAKE FOREST, Ill. - New England Patriots director of pro personnel Jason Licht got a second interview Thursday for the Chicago Bears' general manager's job.


Chargers Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)
<p>Chargers general manager A.J. Smith is at the Senior Bowl practices this week, scouting players in what could be his last NFL draft for the Chargers.</p> <p>Team president Dean Spanos has made it clear that in retaining Smith, and coach Norv Turner, he expects immediate results next season. After two years of missing the playoffs—and but one postseason win in four years—Smith has to have a solid draft.</p> <p>But it's also clear that Smith has some key verdicts to reach regarding players on the roster. The Chargers have 19 significant free agents and how Smith handles those negotiations and which players he elects to bring back could go a long way in determining if Smith is invited back after the 2012 season.</p> <p>"There are some tough decisions to be made," said Smith, who...


Brees is most powerful athlete in U.S. (ProFootballWeekly.com)
The Bloomberg/Businessweek 2012 Power 100 ranking of the most powerful professional athletes in the U.S.


Chargers eyeing pass rush help (The National Football Post)
The San Diego Chargers are looking at the pass rushers that will be available in this year's draft.



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