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09/08/2010 06:27 PM
Mathews following Tomlinson, not replacing him (PA SportsTicker)
By BERNIE WILSON AP Sports Writer

09/08/2010 04:08 PM
Vikings-Saints: Great way to get going (PA SportsTicker)
By BARRY WILNER AP Pro Football Writer

09/08/2010 09:25 AM
NFL division races: AFC West (SportingNews.com)
A look at the strengths, weaknesses, rehab issues and what to expect in the AFC West, as provided by SN's NFL correspondents: San Diego Chargers The strength: QB Philip Rivers' stable of receivers is missing one important piece (Vincent Jackson), but Rivers still has TE Antonio Gates, who has been the team's leading receiver six seasons running, and dependable Malcom Floyd. The screen game is also a huge part of a high-scoring offense.

09/07/2010 10:52 PM
Chargers cut Brandon Hughes (The National Football Post)
The San Diego Chargers cut cornerback Brandon Hughes, a former fifth-round draft pick. Hughes' release...

09/07/2010 10:41 PM
Chargers release corner back Brandon Hughes (The Canadian Press)
SAN DIEGO - The San Diego Chargers have released cornerback Brandon Hughes to make room on the roster for quarterback J.T. O'Sullivan.

09/07/2010 10:38 PM
Chargers release CB Hughes (AP)
The San Diego Chargers have released cornerback Brandon Hughes to make room on the roster for quarterback J.T. O'Sullivan. O'Sullivan was signed on Monday. The team also released center-guard Jeff Hansen and quarterback Jonathan Crompton from the practice squad. To replace them, the Chargers re-signed tackle Ryan Otterson and tight end Kory Sperry on Tuesday.

09/07/2010 10:00 PM
Chargers cut Nate Hughes (The National Football Post)
The San Diego Chargers cut cornerback Brandon Hughes, a former fifth-round draft pick. Hughes' release...

09/07/2010 09:15 PM
Chargers Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)

The Chargers put the lid on what on the most bizarre camps they've had in years.

They hit the field for good Sept. 13 in a Monday Night game against the Chiefs. Maybe at that point the year will take on a sense of normalcy.

The recently concluded camp will be known almost for as much as who wasn't here and those in attendance.

The Chargers got linebacker Shawne Merriman in late and never did see two other Pro Bowlers, left tackle Marcus McNeill and wide receiver Vincent Jackson. Those two are still bent over the lack of a long-term contract and it appears unlikely they will play much—if at all—for the Chargers this year.

That's quite a blow to a squad with Super Bowl aspirations—again—and the Chargers were hoping this was the year they...

09/07/2010 04:31 PM
NFP Power Rankings (The National Football Post)
Each week, the National Football Post will bring you our NFL Power Rankings: a rundown of how we stack up the...

09/07/2010 01:58 PM
Several NFL teams could face blackouts this season (SportingNews.com)
As the start of the NFL regular season draws near, at least 11 teams could be facing TV blackouts in their home markets, USA Today reports. NFL rules require games be blacked out in the home market if they are not sold out 72 hours prior to kickoff. The league, according to the newspaper, had 22 games blacked out last year, a five-year high. Five teams, all of which had losing records, were part of the blackouts last season: Jacksonville Jaguars, Detroit Lions, Kansas City Chiefs, Oakland Raiders and the St.

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