Read More: Jason Campbell (QB – OAK), Richard Seymour (DT – OAK), Carson Palmer (QB – OAK), Travis LaBoy (LB – SDC), Antonio Gates (TE – SDC), Vincent Jackson (WR – SDC), Shaun Phillips (LB – SDC), Michael Huff (FS – OAK), Michael Bush (RB – OAK), Jared Gaither (OT – SDC), Darren McFadden (RB – OAK), Marcel Reece (RB – OAK), Mike Tolbert (FB – SDC), Louis Murphy (WR – OAK), Ryan Mathews (RB – SDC), Taiwan Jones (RB – OAK), Andrew Gachkar (LB – SDC), San Diego Chargers, Oakland Raiders The Oakland Raiders will take on the San Diego Chargers with most of their players back in action. But Darren McFadden is still not ready to play. McFadden is out again, and his hopes to play in Sunday’s game appear to be dwindling, leaving the Raiders with precious little maneuvering room regardless of all the weapons they have on offense.

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The Raiders announced that Sunday’s game against the San Diego Chargers is sold out, marking the first time the club has gone an entire regular season without a television blackout since it returned to Oakland from Los Angeles in 1995.

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Fox 5 San Diego Sports 4:40 p.m. PST , December 27, 2011 SAN DIEGO – The votes are in and three San Diego Chargers were named to the Pro Bowl all-star roster, the NFL announced Tuesday

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Lions’ rushing The Lions had a horrible day running the football last week against Oakland’s 29th-ranked rush defense. They gained 57 yards — their second-lowest total this season — and failed to pick up a few inches on a key fourth-and-1.

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SAN DIEGO – The San Diego Chargers can ill afford another underachieving first-round draft selection. “You draft those guys early because you’re hoping they’ll make an impact,” said the team’s director of player personnel, Jimmy Raye. That said, the Chargers are pleased with first-round pick Corey Liuget, although the rookie defensive end chafed a week ago about not having a sack through 13 games

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SAN DIEGO – The San Diego Chargers can ill afford another underachieving first-round draft selection. “You draft those guys early because you’re hoping they’ll make an impact,” said the team’s director of player personnel, Jimmy Raye.

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That said, the Chargers are pleased with first-round pick Corey Liuget, although the rookie defensive end chafed a week ago about not having a sack through 13 games. “I’m definitely hungry for it,” he said

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That said, the Chargers are pleased with first-round pick Corey Liuget, although the rookie defensive end chafed a week ago about not having a sack through 13 games. “I’m definitely hungry for it,” he said. Sunday night in mop-up duty against Baltimore, Liuget finally downed a quarterback — Ravens backup Tyrod Taylor — in the last minute of San Diego’s 20-point victory

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San Diego Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers during the pregame warmups at a NFL football game where the Chargers will meet the Baltimore Ravens Sunday, Dec. 18, 2011 in San Diego. ((AP Photo/Denis Poroy)) Baltimore Ravens tight end Ed Dickson pulls in a 15 yard touchdown pass against the San Diego Chargers during the first half of a NFL football game Sunday, Dec

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Surging San Diego overcame Baltimore 34-14 Sunday to keep alive their postseason hopes while damaging the Ravens’ playoff top seed ambitions.

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Even for a team that seems to find its true self in the stretch run, what the San Diego Chargers did Sunday night was impressive. And the Chargers left no doubt they have come full circle from their six-game losing streak in three short weeks, laying a 34-14 beating on the Baltimore Ravens that evened their record at 7-7.

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SAN DIEGO — Before the opening kickoff Sunday night, the Baltimore Ravens knew that the Tennessee Titans and New York Jets had both lost, meaning that for a franchise-record fourth consecutive year, they were going to the playoffs. But that’s never what this regular season has been about for these Ravens.

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Surging San Diego overcame Baltimore 34-14 Sunday to keep alive their postseason hopes while damaging the Ravens’ playoff top seed ambitions. San Diego scored 27 points without reply from the second quarter to the fourth, breaking open a 7-7 tie and dominating on both sides of the ball to steamroll their way to a third consecutive win after losing six in a row. Ryan Mathews scored a pair of rushing touchdowns, quarterback Philip Rivers threw for 270 passing yards and the San Diego defense tallied seven sacks and two interceptions in a dominant performance

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AGONY OF THE FEET Detroit Central alumnus Antonio Gates is a versatile weapon who may use his body better than any other tight end in the NFL.

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