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The San Diego Chargers were founded in 1960 and play in the Western Division of the American Football Conference.

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They were originally named the Los Angeles Chargers, playing only one season in the city before relocating to San Diego. They won one AFL title in 1963, and hold one conference championship from 1994 in the NFL after the merger of the two leagues in 1970.

The team was part of the Freezer Bowl held in Cincinnati against the Bengals, which they lost during the coldest game every played in NFL history in January 10, 1982. The next decade was a slide for the Chargers, who failed to make the playoffs from 1983 to 1991. In the 1994-95 season they made their first and only Super Bowl appearance again the 49ers in Super Bowl XXIX.

But from 1996 to 2003, the Chargers had eight seasons in a row where they were .500 or worse. In 2004 the team captured the AFC West Division title, winning eight games in a row. They would finish the season at 12-4, and turn things around the next year, running a five-game winning streak, finishing with a record of 9-7.

Chargers News:

Months before the new season begins, and the rush for San Diego Chargers tickets begins, the identity of the opposition for the Chargers' home opener is no longer a mystery. The NFL revealed Monday, March 26 that the Bolts will host the defending NFC Champion Chicago Bears on Fox's national doubleheader September 9.

This is the second year in a row the Chargers kick off the new season on national television. Last year, the Chargers opened their season with a 27-0 win over the Oakland Raiders on ESPN's Monday Night football. This year, Chargers fans will be hoping they can better the Playoffs spot they achieved last season, possibly by making the Super Bowl. San Diego Chargers tickets would be like gold-dust should they achieve such a goal.

The NFL schedule, including the San Diego Chargers schedule, will be unveiled in its entirety early April. The 2007 opener proves to contain some interesting twists. Chargers new head coach Norv Turner will be pitted against his brother Ron, currently Chicago's offensive coordinator. Chargers linebacker coach Ron Rivera was Chicago's defensive coordinator for three seasons before joining the Chargers in February 2007. All of this behind the scenes competitiveness makes for a lively day at the Qualcomm Stadium for those in the seats.