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Whether you've been waiting for the Kickoff 2010 tickets to go on sale or see Shawne Merriman back on the field after his foot injury that's kept him out of the game for 17 days, there's an opportunity to enjoy the San Diego Chargers in a variety of ways. Safety Kevin Ellison is looking forward to seeing a familiar face across the lines when the Charges take on the Jets. The familiar face is none other than his former college teammate and good friend Mark Sanchez. As nostalgic as the meeting sounds, the ones to watch are wide receiver Vincent Jackson and Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis. Also in the news of late regarding the Chargers is former Head Coach Don Coryell who has been nominated and is one of the 15 finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Class of 2010. Quarterback Phillip Rivers reached a career high with 4,524 passing yards. Rivers has also tied a career low with nine interceptions. In the four years that Rivers has been the starter, the Chargers have won the division. Rivers gives much credit to the powerful team players around him and believes that individuals get recognized but that it is the team effort that makes it all possible. The Chargers stats look good as compared to their opponents from total first downs to their turnover ratio. Rivers tops the list for passing and is followed by Billy Volek, Legedu Naanee and LaDainian Tomlinson. Tomlinson tops the list for rushing followed by Darren Sproles, Rivers and Mike Tolbert. Antonio Gates leads the way with receiving followed very closely by Vincent Jackson, Malcom Floyd and Sproles. Any way you size up the Chargers on their stats, this team looks good and has earned their place of distinction by working hard individually and as a team. Fans have continued to show their appreciation by ensuring that home games are televised locally by keeping ticket sales up for the 47th consecutive season. This is a true testament to the loyalty of the fans in coming out to Qualcomm Stadium and supporting their Chargers. If you haven't had the chance to witness this loyalty, you owe it to yourself to get tickets before they're all gone. Qualcomm Stadium has a seating capacity of 70,561 and is located in Mission Valley, which is just a few minutes from downtown San Diego. With more than 19,000 parking spaces, 52 concession stands, 44 men's restrooms, 50 women's restrooms, 16 entrance gates, 51 drinking fountains, 3 restaurants, 4 lounges, 2 gift shops, 9 novelty stands, 11 elevators, 12 escalators, 8 ramps, 2 video boards and 5 wheelchair lifts, Qualcomm Stadium is barrier free and welcoming to everyone who wants to enjoy the Chargers in luxury and comfort. The state of the art scoreboard and replay board are conveniently situated on the east and west respectively. Seating for the executive suites is located on the club level on both the visitor and Chargers' sides of the field. Barrier free seating is easily accessible from all sides and provides excellent sites for those who need seating for the disabled. There is absolutely no smoking inside the stadium, creating a clean air atmosphere that families with children can appreciate. Likewise, fans are expected to behave in a responsible manner which means no indecent exposure or undressing, no indecent or obscene clothing and no obscene or abusive actions or language. The stadium even provides a way for fan conduct issues to be reported by texting your issue and location to a specific number, ensuring that you maximize your enjoyment at every game you attend.
When you want action that gets you pumped up at the game, Chargers tickets are the way to go. The games held at Qualcomm Stadium are exciting and often packed out. Dont miss your opportunity to enjoy the Chargers in action.
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