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Anemic Chargers Lose To Vikings, 27-20
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Anemic Chargers Lose To Vikings, 27-20

City News ServiceNovember 15, 2021

“There were drops today that I didn’t like,” said coach Brandon Staley, whose team was held to 208 yards in a 34-6 loss to the Baltimore Ravens Oct. 17. “There were some untimely protection issues that I didn’t like. There were some times where a play that is designed to go for a bunch, that should go for a bunch, doesn’t.” The Chargers had only two plays of more than 20 yards. Minnesota had five. The Chargers led once, 17-13, after Justin Herbert’s 2-yard touchdown pass to Austin Ekeler on the opening drive of the second half. The Vikings (4-5) took control of the game with touchdowns on back-to- back drives in the second half.

Chargers WR Keenan Allen Speaks On His Frustrations Over The Years
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Chargers WR Keenan Allen Speaks On His Frustrations Over The Years

Khari Jones Jr., Contributing WriterNovember 1, 2021

The penalties hindered the Chargers from executing their offense and three of the five penalties were offensive holding. Allen said in week 6, the Ravens did a good job defensively but wouldn’t acknowledge the Patriots. “Today it was all us. I didn’t see anything that they did where we couldn’t understand what was going on.”

Heading to a Bar in LA County? Bring Your ID and Proof of COVID Vaccination
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Heading to a Bar in LA County? Bring Your ID and Proof of COVID Vaccination

City News ServiceSeptember 23, 2021

Going to an indoor bar or nightclub in Los Angeles County will soon require proof of COVID-19 vaccination, while attending a theme park or large outdoor event with 10,000 people or more will require vaccination or a negative COVID test, the county’s public health director announced today.

L.A. Chargers Fall to Kansas City Chiefs, 38-28 in Season Opener
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L.A. Chargers Fall to Kansas City Chiefs, 38-28 in Season Opener

By Lauren A. Jones Contributing WriterSeptember 13, 2018

The Los Angeles Chargers opened the regular season with a 38-28 loss at the hands of  AFC West Divisional rivals Kansas City Chiefs on Sept. 9 at StubHub Center.  “They outplayed us,” Chargers second year head coach Anthony Lynn said matter-of-factly.  With four dropped passes, a muffed punt return, and an interception, the Chargers fell into a deficit that the team could not overcome. “It’s one of those games that you’re sick that you let it get away because you didn’t make all the plays,” added Philip Rivers, Chargers quarterback.  In the first quarter alone, Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill scored two

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LA Stadium Job Information and Resource Fair April 26, 9 A.M. – 1 P.M.

Sentinel News ServiceApril 24, 2018

Adjacent to the stadium and performance venue, the project anticipates more than 1.5 million square feet of retail and office space, 1,500 residences, a hotel and more than 20 acres of parks. The long-term plans offer the possibility of developing additional phases over time.

Keenan Allen Named PFWA Comeback Player of the Year
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Keenan Allen Named PFWA Comeback Player of the Year

January 19, 2018

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen, who rebounded from an ACL injury that sidelined him during the 2016 season opener to finish third in the league in receiving yards in 2017, was selected as the 2017 NFL Comeback Player of the Year, chosen in voting conducted by the Professional Football Writers of America (PFWA).