Anyone who pays even remote attention to this
Geoff from Encinitas: "Whoa, dude, 34 is gonna be gnarly."
Earl from
Hans from
Yeah, thanks for the sympathy. And I agree. The #34s from Charger history leave slim pickings, to say the least. But two personal vows come in to play here.
1. Never to bypass a number. SOMEONE will win EVERY number.
2. Never bring it to a vote unless it’s a GOOD vote. In other words, I will always take out the trash.
With the bar set so low, it only takes one good year…
Aaron Craver, RB
Oscar Dragon, RB
LaRue Harrington, RB
Steve Hendrickson, LB-TE
Tony Okanlawon, CB
Elvis Patterson, CB
Andrew Pinnock, FB
Tremayne Stephens, RB
The It-Only-Took-One-Good-Year Runner Up (no picture found) Bob Zeman, S Zeman was the original #34, playing for the Los Angeles Chargers in 1960. But if that turned out to be his one good year, I would have ruled him ineligible on the spot. As most of us can attest, good things happen when you move to The It-Only-Took-One-Good-Year Winner
Rickey Young, RB
Young actually helped bridge the time between Don Woods and Chuck Muncie (although he actually shared the load with Woods). His one-and-done year with the Bolts was 1976 when he rushed for 802 yards, averaging 5 yards a carry, and racked up over 1200 yards from scrimmage. He too had better things happen for him when he left