San Diego Chargers

at five pacific time. i ono wut channel tho im tryna figure that out. they finna mollywhomp the ninrz tonite

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Through 2011, the Chargers played in one Super Bowl, that being Super Bowl XXIX on January 29, 1995. They lost to the San Francisco 49ers 49-26.

The San Diego Chargers were in the 1994 Super Bowl (Super Bowl XXIX). They lost to the San Francisco 49ers 49-29.

53-45 Kansas City.

Denver leads the playoff series however, at 1-0.

A link to the current franchise win-loss comparison has been added in the 'related links' section of this answer below.

Buffalo bills

It is astroturf. The field was replaced with field turf in 1999 with Ditka's ok and then replaced with an improved type of astroturf after katrina.

An NFL player will transition to life after football in one of five ways with the only guarantee being chronic pain now, tomorrow and into old age--and more than you think dementia.

1) Have a very brief low paying career, followed by several attempts to catch on with another team. This person if properly prepared will transition into some type of career or profession.

2) Have a 3-5 year career, (with low or no draft status) with several teams, barely qualifying for a paltry NFL pension. His career will be marked by moderate injuries or a severe career ending injury. This player still can transition to a "regular job" but may experience some difficulty "when the bright lights of NFL association" are gone. And yes the pain! Which never leaves!

3) Have a 3-9 year career after a high draft status or over achiever as a free agent. This player will never reach all of his potential and be somewhat disappointed in his over all success. He will have numerous injuries, some have legal problems, broken marriages, etc. This type of player can have trouble transitioning to a regular job when the NFL lights go out, he has tasted the money but not enough to be set for life. This type ends up broke more often than not, he is proud and usually very aggressive. Suicides are found in this cohort group more than the others. These tend to drift for the rest of their life. Most get their pensions but it is so small it makes no difference as well as NFL disability.

4) Have a 7-12 year great career, regardless of draft status, they tend to be more sedate and in control. They do not live above their means and are generally stable. These men tend to develop a business or skill outside of football, some go into coaching out of love-of-the-game. They do not go broke, some like Brad Culpepper or Mark Schlereth lose weight and really focus on health and protecting their "health future." These men are to be admired the most in my opinion, they are the regular guy, journeyman who benefit from the NFL experience and are not solely identified as the NFL guy! These men do the best health and pain wise in the future all offensive and defensive lineman take note! Lose weight when you quit, like 80-100 lbs!

5) Are the superstars with mostly high draft status. These men play 7-14 years at a high level with all the accompanying rewards and risks. They operate on a razor's edge in most aspects of their life. Chronic injuries and high pain threshold on these type a+ men virtually guarantee a miserable health existance after football. These men lead a high income lifestyle and more often than not lose all their money in the future. Quarterbacks and offensive lineman are the exception to the financial debacles. The high roller lifestyle fits these men quite well, they never quite capture anything close to the nfl in their life. They can have legal, mental and financial problems in droves! I would not want to be these men when the lights go out.

For the 2008 season, that is Phillip Rivers.

obviously not

4:30 pm MST, i didn't check i live on the east coast and i know it kicksoff at 6 30 on the east, i think arz is in on MST-..but you know what time zone you live in, so 6:30 east, 5:30 in central, (where the game site is) 4:30 in mountain, and 3:30 in well...u get it

1978: Lonnie Perrin, Jon Keyworth, Otis Armstrong, Larry Canada, Rob Lytle, Dave Preston

1979: Jim Jensen, Jon Keyworth, Otis Armstrong, Larry Canada, Rob Lytle, Dave Preston

1980: Lonnie Perrin, Jon Keyworth, Otis Armstrong, Lawrence McCutcheon, Rob Lytle, Dave Preston

1981: Tony Reed, Rick Parros, Larry Canada, Rob Lytle, Dave Preston

1982: Gerald Willhite, Sammy Winder, Rick Parros, Rob Lytle, Dave Preston

Woodhead attended Chadron State College in Chadron, Nebraska. and played for the Eagles football team. He was a two-time winner of the Harlon Hill Trophy, presented to the best player in NCAA Division II football.

Jahleel Addae is number 37 on the San Diego Chargers.

From what I've researched, no one wore number 21 for the San Diego Chargers in 1998.

WR Keenan Allen has set the Chargers rookie record for most receptions in a season. Thru week 14 of the 2013 NFL season he has made 61 receptions. The previous record holder was WR John Jefferson who caught 56 passes in his rookie season in 1978.

Manti Teo is an American football player. He has a ton of controversy surrounding him in his college years but has now been drafted by the San Diego Chargers.

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As of my last update in October 2023, I do not have real-time data on the availability of specific chargers, including 69 drivable chargers. To find the most accurate and current information, I recommend checking a charging network's website or app, which typically provides up-to-date availability and locations of chargers.

21-1

For the past 5 years,right now 2010, Chargers have won 4 times, and the Colts have only won once

bill merriman

86 hes awsome

Philip Rivers and his wife Tiffany have 7 children. Their oldest child Halle, is 12 years old.

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