What is the history of Chargers vs Colts?
For the past 5 years,right now 2010, Chargers have won 4 times, and the Colts have only won once
How old is Philip rivers oldest child?
Philip Rivers and his wife Tiffany have 7 children. Their oldest child Halle, is 12 years old.
How much as of 2010 does it cost to get an Adult Entertainers license in San Diego?
usually round 10 bucks in some areas
What was the 4th and 1 play the jets ran at the end of the charger game?
It was the play that seal the Jets Victory.
Who is the highest paid player in the San Diego Chargers?
Quarterback Philip Rivers
Running Back/receiver Darren Sproles
Running Back Mike Tolbert
Running Back Ryan Matthews
Wide Receiver Vincent Jackson
Wide receiver Malcolm Floyd
Was there a famous couch for the san diago chargers?
Marty Schottenheimer is decently famous he is an amazing regular season coach but when the playoffs come along they mess up don't know why but it happens hope that helps
In the Fifties it was acceptable to call San Diego Dago but it is offensive now. Just call it San Diego. And La Jolla is pronounced La hoya.
Who was a San Diego Chargers linebacker 2000?
The starters were Gerald Dixon, Junior Seau, and Orlando Ruff.
Backups were Steve Tovar, John Reeves, Shannon Taylor, Deon Humphrey, and Richard Harvey.
What is the Chargers team longest interception return?
Vencie Glenn returned an interception 103 yards for a touchdown against the Denver Broncos on November 29, 1987.
The next two longest interceptions were also returned for touchdowns. On October 31, 1993, Donald Frank returned an interception 102 yards against the Los Angeles Raiders, and on October 15, 1967, Leslie (Speedy) Duncan returned an interception 100 yards against the Kansas City Chiefs.
How tall is Darren sproles of the chargers?
6'4" It's actually a myth that he is short.
No he isn't you idiot he is 5 ' 6"
stupid answer
What is the Chargers win loss record for the last 3 years?
Regular season records:
2008: 8-8
2007: 11-5
2006: 14-2
2005: 9-7
2004: 11-5 or 12-4 (not to sure)
Who is San Diego's current general manager?
A.J. Smith was hired as General Manager and Executive Vice President of the Chargers after the passing of John Butler in 2003.
Where did the chargers get their name?
Based on his general manager's suggestion, the team's original owner Barron Hilton picked the Chargers name once he established the franchise in Los Angeles because he liked how fans were yelling 'charge' and sounding the bugle at Dodgers Stadium and USC games. A Charger, in this case, is a parade or war horse. Indeed, the team's original logo featured a horse and lighting bolt inside of a shield.
Who is better now raiders or chargers?
The Chargers of course, we have the longest winning streak against another divisional team in NFL history, now all we need is our ring so raider fans will pipe down.
How long has the chargers been in the nfl?
According to the Wikipedia entry (see related link) - 1960.
What is the mascot for San Diego Chargers?
Chargers really do not have a mascot. "Boltman" is a fan that dresses up and can sometimes be seen. The horse on their emblem, a knights charger, has been called Charlie Charger.
What city is home to the Chargers?
Lol... Well they play in San Diego California, San Diego is a city
San Diego is a place in San Diego you know like a street!!!!!!!!
Who is number 52 on the San Diego Chargers?
Outside linebacker Larry English wears #52 for the Chargers.
Can a 747 takeoff from San Diego?
Yes they can land and takeoff at San Diego but they are seen as troop charters or charters for sport teams
How did the chargers get their name?
There are at least three theories, but which is correct is debatable.
The most common theory, but probably the least likely to be correct, appears to be that the Chargers were named after the newly introduced Carte Blanche charge card, possibly after a team naming contest or promotion.
Another theory is that original team owner Barron Hilton liked the sound of the University of Southern California Trojans' "Charge!" cheer and named the team accordingly.
The most plausible theory seems to be that the Chargers are named after the steeds that carried medieval knights into combat, i.e. a knight's horse was known as a "charger." This appears to be corroborated by the fact that the Chargers' original emblem included a profile of a horse's head. The word "charger" used in this context is now considered archaic.
charg·er2 (chär'jər)
n. A large shallow dish; a platter.[Middle English chargeour, from Old French chargeor, from chargier, to load.