Serious Business: 7/17 Chargers Links
by creanium on Jul 17, 2010 12:00 AM PDT
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Print- Pharmacy for Chargers doctor surrenders license amid probe | SignOnSanDiego.com
NFL says the San Marcos operation supplied other teams as well - Not For Long: Five NFL Veterans Who Need To Prove It In 2010 - SBNation.com
If the NFL really does stand for "Not For Long," these five league veterans are running out of time to re-establish themselves as young stars for their respective teams. Included in the list is Shawne Merriman. - Hall of Fame credentials for NFL player who has never started a game | Jake's Take On Sports
We are going to make a case for a guy being in the Pro Football Hall of Fame even though he has never started an NFL game, never scored a point, is on the field for only a handful of plays every game and is probably unknown to most of you. - San Diego Chargers moving on without Vincent Jackson, Marcus McNeill | ESPN
As expected, San Diego restricted free agents Vincent Jackson and Marcus McNeill didn't sign their tenders by the June 15 deadline. Now, Chargers general manager A.J. Smith says the team is preparing for the 2010 season without them.
- Position Preview: Defensive Tackles
Fifth-round pick Cam Thomas and a versatile group of veterans are tasked with a burdensome but crucial job at the most physical position in the NFL. - Who are the 'Best in the Biz' on offense? These guys! | NFL.com
Which players make up the cream of the crop at their position? NFL Network analysts Jamie Dukes and Charles Davis unveil their top 5 at each offensive position, and you might be surprised at their selections. Read, watch and find out if you agree -- or if you think our guys are out of their minds. - So, do you still want the Colts to try and trade for Chargers left tackle Marcus McNeill? | Stampede Blue
Could there have been some truth to that Marcus McNeill-to-the-Colts trade rumor earlier this year? - NFL: 2010 San Diego Chargers Preview | AthlonSports.com
NFL preseason analysis, NFL game previews and predictions, NFL Top 25 and NFL feature stories at AthlonSports.com. - NFL: 2010 AFC West Wrap-Up - AthlonSports.com
Let’s face it, this is not a strong division. The San Diego Chargers are the class of the AFC West, which is like saying Ashley got the looks in the Judd family. The competition ain’t that steep. - Free-spending NFL players aren't ready for looming lockout | CBSSports.com
Some players are doing the right thing. They are putting money away, preparing for an NFL lockout next year. Others keep spending like the gravy train will never stop, and this worries Mike Freeman. - Report: Ellison pleads not guilty to felony drug possession | NFL.com
Seahawks safety Kevin Ellison pleaded not guilty to felony drug possession Wednesday at Los Angeles Superior Court in Torrance, Calif., the Seattle Times reported, the latest development in a case that led to the player's release by the San Diego Chargers and a federal investigation of that team's medical staff. - Chainsaw: In the Sports World! (7/16)
Chargers team doctor David Chao reportedly wrote 108 drug prescriptions to himself, but the DEA says there’s no reason to believe he was using the medications himself. In a related story, Helen Woodward bought 108 bags of cat food, but there’s no reason to believe she was eating them herself.
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