San Diego Chargers
The mood is better in San Diego after a much anticipated win for San Diego’s beloved Chargers. The bolts took on the Broncos in Denver territory and slaughtered them. This was a much needed win for San Diego due to their lackluster previous weeks. But what a way to make a statement and it wasn’t just a win, it was a monumental win. Almost shutting out the Broncos in their own territory and having the largest difference in points for an away game in the past five decades. The bolts finally gave their fans what they’ve been asking for. Next up is a home game against San Diego’s rivalry, the Oakland Raiders. The Raiders aren’t as easy of a team as they were last season and will give the bolts more of a fight than you would think. For the past few weeks people have been wondering if it was the right decision to fire Marty and replace him with Norv Turner. After one great win, looks like things are turning around. San Diego just has to hope that they keep the fire burning and send the raiders back to the black hole crying. It’ll be a great game, so be sure to tune in.
Speaking of Chargers talk, stadium debate is still underway with Chula Vista being the only option left in San Diego County for the Chargers to consider. Chula Vista is giving the Chargers two locations as an option. I hear dreaded talk that if the Chargers don’t come up with a decision that they will consider Los Angeles. So let’s hope that Chula Vista doesn’t fall through either. Now the option are either on the bay or inland near newly developed Otay Ranch community. Both options have their pros and cons, which I will explore further when more detailed information surfaces. So make sure to bookmark this site, for everything happening around and in BEAUTIFUL San Diego.
October 9th, 2007 at 6:17 pm
I’m still bummed that they don’t seem to have the team that they did last year, but I won’t give out hope yet.
October 17th, 2007 at 5:45 pm
[...] Diego Charger’s have acquired a new wide receiver from Miami, former Pro-Bowler Chris Chambers. Although this [...]