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The San Diego Chargers home arena is the Qualcomm Stadium.

The San Diego Chargers defender Dequincy Scott played in a few of the games last season, but still managed to lead the team with 6.5 sacks. He is a 3rd year undrafted free agent out of Southern Mississippi. Travis Wilson said that, he sees a lot of space and opportunity in the team nowadays.

Jay Hackett left the greener pastures of Montana and came home to join the San Diego Chargers.

James Terry and two other Kansas State school mates, meet up on the practice field as rookies trying to join the San Diego Chargers.

The Chargers have won 4 and lost 12 games in the last season.

They are scheduled to play against  Indianapolis in August.

V. Parker and V. Van Buren are out of action having sustained injuries on their knees. R. Cadwell will be out from the game, having injured his wrist .

The Qualcomm Stadium has been the home arena of the San Diego Chargers for more than 30 years. In 1960’s sportswriter Jack Murphy began to build up support for a multipurpose stadium for the area. In November of 1965, a $27 million bond was passed and the construction for the stadium began. The stadium was to be shared with an MLB team.  The Chargers inaugurated the stadium with their first game which they played on August 20, 1967.After the death of Jack Murphy in 1981, the San Diego Stadium was rechristened for his honor. In 1997, the stadium was renamed Qualcomm Stadium as the Qualcomm Corporation paid $18 million for the naming rights. The Chargers are now the main tenants of the stadium as the MLB team the San Diego Padres have moved to their own ballpark. The Qualcomm Stadium has a capacity of 71, 294 and was built at a cost of $27 million.

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