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Written by Steve Adler | 06 November 2011

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Shield_400x400We are at the halfway point of the season and the Chargers are 4-4.  After the 4-1 start, Norv Turner has led the Chargers to three straight loses just in time for Raider week.  The Raiders and the Chiefs lost on Sunday, which means for the second week in a row, we have a three way tie for first place in the AFC West.  The Chargers have given us plenty to talk about this season.  Mathews starting the season like gang busters, if Rivers has been playing hurt,  gambling on Gates foot, and many others.  At the end of the day the season really begins with the Thursday game against the Raiders.  

I know you need to get your Chargers fix, so I want to invite you to keep up with me and other Chargers fans the rest of the season.  Here is how:

High Boltage Radio – Myself and John Gennaro host HBR on Saturday mornings from 10am to noon.

Bolts From the Blue – The best place for Chargers news and opinions.

Twitter – Follow me on twitter at @SDHighBoltage

Facebook – Like the High Boltage Radio page

 

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