About the San Diego Chargers

With an exiting off-season, the Chargers are gunning for the playoffs in 2004, so fans better get their tickets fast. Ladanian Tomlinson is the main staple of this west coast offense, and was the teams top receiver and running back in 2003. Tomlinson may be the best running back in the NFL with his combination of breakaway speed, vision, and explosiveness out of cuts, durability and pass catching abilities. Phil Rivers, the Chargers #1 draft pick will see some time behind center while apprenticing under Drew Brees.

On defense the Chargers are also a force to be reckoned with. Corners Sammy Davis and Quentin Jammer will ensure that teams wont pass deep on the Chargers while also creating turnovers to get the ball back into Brees and Tomlinsons hands. Draft pick Igor Olshansky was a All-American in Oregon and hopes to bring pass rushing and run stuffing abilities to a defensive unit that struggled to hit the quarterback or stop the run in 2003. In 2004, the Chargers are looking towards the playoffs, and behind the arm of Brees and the legs of Tomlinson, that vision isnt far-fetched.

Qualcomm Stadium - San Diego, CA

Qualcomm Stadium has been the home of the San Diego Chargers since 1967. Its 71,000 seats give ample room for San Diegans to watch their premier running back tear up opposing defenses. The 7000 club seats and 100 luxury suites will give VIPs and corporate customers the comfort and luxuriousness they require. Not that they will need it as San Diego boasts one of the best climates in North America. Ticket holders will be Charging the gates of Qualcomm in 2004, so get in line for tickets fast or get trampled back to your living room.