With each passing day the likelihood that Vincent Jackson will play a down for the Chargers this season worsens. Even with their new rookie RB Ryan Mathews figuring to provide more balance on offense, this is still Philip Rivers team, meaning they will

With Vincent Jackson out at least 3 games to begin the season, and probably more with him threatening to hold out until a new contract is reached (including regular season games), the San Diego Chargers offense has more questions than it’s had since

Disgruntled San Diego Chargers wide receiver Vincent Jackson says he will “absolutely” sit out the entire 2010 season if he does not get a suitable long-term contract.

Vincent Jackson is still holding out and, the way things look, it doesn’t seem likely that it’s going to end any time soon.
It seemed like the Chargers were going to come up with a way that would make both parties happy. Jackson would be traded to

Chargers backup center Scott Mruczkowski, who made 13 starts in place of injured Nick Hardwick last season, had surgery to remove scar tissue from his ankle last week, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune.

Just like Brandon Marshall earlier this offseason, there is once again league-wide interest in another disgruntled, yet talented All-Pro wide receiver.This time it’s the San Diego Chargers’ Vincent Jackson.After being suspended for three games for

I got into a little debate with a Raider fan a long time ago.  The debate was based on a article I wrote awhile back appropriately named “Pick Your Poison: A Look at the 2010 Chargers Offensive Arsenal”.  In that article, I named Jacob Hester

Barry Church’s teammates have been all over him ever since San Diego quarterback Philip Rivers prevented him from scoring a touchdown in the Cowboys’ 16-14 preseason win over the Chargers last weekend.