SAN DIEGO CHARGERS vs. TENNESSEE TITANS QUALCOMM Stadium (70,000) Sunday, September 17, :15 p.m. PDT

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1 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS vs. TENNESSEE TITANS QUALCOMM Stadium (70,000) Sunday, September 17, :15 p.m. PDT 2006 SCHEDULE & RESULTS Mon. Sept. 11 at Oakland W 27-0 Sun. Sept. 17 TENNESSEE 1:15 p.m. Sun. Sept. 24 Bye Sun. Oct. 1 at Baltimore 10:00 a.m. Sun. Oct. 8 PITTSBURGH 5:15 p.m. Sun. Oct. 15 at San Francisco 1:15 p.m. Sun. Oct. 22 at Kansas City 10:00 a.m. Sun. Oct. 29 ST. LOUIS 1:05 p.m. Sun. Nov. 5 CLEVELAND 1:15 p.m. Sun. Nov. 12 at Cincinnati 10:00 a.m. Sun. Nov. 19 at Denver 1:15 p.m. Sun. Nov. 26 OAKLAND 1:05 p.m. Sun. Dec. 3 at Buffalo 10:00 a.m. Sun. Dec. 10 DENVER 1:15 p.m. Sun. Dec. 17 KANSAS CITY 1:05 p.m. Sun. Dec. 24 at Seattle 1:15 p.m. Sun. Dec. 31 ARIZONA 1:15 p.m. Home games in CAPS All Times Pacific OPEN PRACTICE & INTERVIEW SCHEDULE Tue. Sept. 12 Players Off Wed. Sept. 13 Jeff Fisher conference call 8:45 a.m. Kerry Collins conf. call 9:00 a.m. Open Practice 1:00-1:30 p.m. Interview Period 2:45-3:45 p.m. Thurs. Sept. 14 Open Practice 1:00-1:30 p.m. Interview Period 2:45-3:45 p.m. Fri. Sept. 15 Open Practice 11:00-11:15 a.m. Interview Period 12:45-1:45 p.m. Sat. Sept. 16 No Availabilty Sun. Sept. 17 Chargers vs. Titans 1:15 p.m. Head Coach Marty Schottenheimer and players are available for interviews following each practice during the interview period. The locker room is open to the media. Cameras are not permitted inside the locker room. Contact the public relations office at (858) to verify practice and open locker room times. For Immediate Release September 12, 2006 The San Diego Chargers, fresh off of a 27-0 shutout against the Oakland Raiders on ESPN s Monday Night Football, return to QUALCOMM Stadium for their 2006 home opener against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, Sept. 17. Kickoff is set for 1:15 p.m. PDT. The Chargers win over the Raiders was the Bolts first-ever opening day win against the Raiders, snapping an 0-5 mark against their arch-rivals on the NFL s Kickoff Weekend. It was also Marty Schottenheimer s second opening day win in two tries against the Raiders and he improved his career mark against Oakland to Schottenheimer will now look to continue his coaching success against the Titans. In 21 career games against the Houston Oilers-turned-Tennessee Titans, Schottenheimer is 14-7 against the franchise and he s won three in a row. Last Monday night in Oakland, Schottenheimer earned his 187 th career regular-season victory, giving him sole possession of seventh place on the NFL s all-time wins list. He s now just three wins away from tying Dan Reeves (190 wins) for sixth all-time. LaDainian Tomlinson is another player who is looking to continue his success against the Titans. The last time these two teams met in 2004, Tomlinson rushed for 147 yards and a touchdown on 17 carries, and it was during that game that Tomlinson passed Paul Lowe to become the Chargers all-time leading rusher. His 8.6 yards per carry average in the last meeting against the Titans was his 04 season high. CBS Sports will televise Sunday s game with Bill Macatee (play by play) and Richard Baldinger (color commentary) calling the action. More than 3,000 tickets are still available for Sunday s game. If it becomes a sellout by 1:15 p.m. on Thursday, KFMB-TV (Channel 8) will carry the game live in San Diego.

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction, Schedule, Open Practice & Interview Schedule... 1 Team Notes, AFC West Standings... 3 Chargers-Titans Connections... 5 LT Notes... 6 Keenan McCardell Notes... 7 Chargers High School Coach of the Week... 8 Radio Broadcast Information, PR Contact Information, Chargers.com... 9 Supplemental Bios Numerical Roster Alphabetical Roster Positional Roster Practice Squad, Coaching Staff and Pronunciation Guide Depth Chart Roster Notes Tale of the Tape, Team NFL Rankings Comparisons Team and Offensive Statistics Defensive and Special Teams Statistics Transactions

3 DEFENSE DOMINATES San Diego s defense stole the show as the Chargers went in to Oakland and dominated the Raiders on their way to a 27-0 victory. The Bolts racked up nine sacks and two tackles for loss and were led by the reigning NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year, Shawne Merriman, who led the team with three sacks and six tackles, including a tackle for loss. An impressive statistic from the game was that the Chargers collected the nine sacks in 28 total pass plays, giving the team nearly one sack for every three pass plays run from scrimmage. Six different players collected sacks in the game, including Merriman s three, Luis Castillo (1.5), Shaun Phillips (1.5), Donnie Edwards (1.0), Stephen Cooper (1.0) and Jamal Williams (1.0). It s only the second time (since 1982) that the Chargers had six different defenders record at least one sack in a game. The only other time it happened was on Oct. 25, 1987 against Kansas City. The Chargers nine sacks tied for the third-most in a game in team history and they were the most since a nine-sack game against Houston on Sept. 15, For those who saw Monday night s game against the Raiders, the Chargers paid tribute to fallen linebacker Steve Foley with his signature celebration following each of their sacks. Coincidentally, Foley was the last Charger to record three sacks in a game, doing so against the Indianapolis Colts on Dec. 26, The team record for sacks in a game is 11, set by the 1986 team against Dallas on Nov. 16. The Chargers finished the game by holding Oakland to 129 total net yards, the 10 th -best single-game effort in team history and the fewest yards allowed since Sept. 15, 2002 when the Bolts held the Texans to just 118 yards. THE BIG 0 The Chargers 27-0 blanking of the Raiders on Monday night was the team s first-ever shutout on opening day. It was only the second time the Chargers had shut out the Raiders in 94 games. To find the last time the Chargers shut out the Raiders, you ve got to go all the way back to Sept. 17, 1961 when the Bolts routed Oakland, All-time, Monday night s game was the Chargers 15 th defensive shutout and their first since Dec. 19, 2004 in Cleveland in a game that allowed the Bolts to clinch the 2004 AFC West regular-season title. O-LINE GETS NASTY The Chargers offensive line, featuring Shane Olivea (RT), Mike Goff (RG), Nick Hardwick (C), Kris Dielman (LG) and rookie Marcus McNeill (RT) was just downright nasty in Week 1 against Oakland. The Bolts front five paved the way for a 194-yard rushing day and didn t allow a sack. In fact, quarterback Philip Rivers was only hit one time the entire night, but it was on a play in which he completed a game-long 38-yard pass to Eric Parker. The Chargers 194-yard rushing effort on opening day was their most in an opener in five years since opening the 2002 season with 241 yards on the ground at Cincinnati on Sept. 8. HOME COOKING The Chargers come into Sunday s game (.630) in home openers. They ve won eight of their last 13, but dropped three straight, a streak they would like to put to an end on Sunday. The Bolts are also eager to get off to a good start at home after winning just four games at QUALCOMM Stadium in THE AFC WEST Team W L T PF PA HM AY AFC NFC DIV Chargers Denver Kansas City Oakland LAST WEEK THIS WEEK NEXT WEEK Chargers 27 at Oakland 0 Chargers vs. Tennessee Chargers, Kansas City & Oakland - Byes at St. Louis 18 Denver 10 Kansas City at Denver Denver at New England (Sun. night) Cincinnati 23 at Kansas City 10 Oakland at Baltimore 3

4 At home: 0-0 On the road: 1-0 In September: 1-0 Scoring first: 1-0 Opponent scores first: 0-0 Leading at the half: 1-0 Trailing at the half: 0-0 Tied at the half: 0-0 Leading After 3Q: 1-0 Trailing After 3Q: 0-0 Tied After 3Q: 0-0 Team rushes for 100+ yards: 1-0 Team rushes for less than 100 yards: 0-0 Opponent rushes for 100+ yards: 0-0 Opponent rushes for less than 100 yards: Turnover ratio: 1-0 CHARGERS RECORD IN 2006 WHEN - Turnover ratio: 0-0 = Turnover ratio: 0-0 Team passes for 250+ yards: 0-0 Team passes for less than 250 yards: 1-0 Opponent passes for 250+ yards: 0-0 Opponent passes for less than 250 yards: 1-0 Team scores 20+ points: 1-0 Team scores less than 20 points: 0-0 Opponent scores 20+ points: 0-0 Opponent scores less than 20 points: 1-0 Outdoors: 1-0 Indoors: 0-0 Night games: 1-0 Natural grass: 1-0 Artificial playing surface: 0-0 BOLTS 5-2 VS. AFC SOUTH Since the AFC South was formed in 2002, the Chargers have a 5-2 mark against teams from that division and have won four of the last five, including a win against each team. Overall, the Chargers are 1-0 against the Titans, 2-0 against Houston and 1-1 versus both Jacksonville and Indianapolis. The Chargers are a perfect 3-0 at home against the teams from the AFC South. PRESEASON PREDICTIONS Every year, local and national sports publications make their predictions for the upcoming season. Here s what San Diego s two local papers and some national publications think of the Chargers chances in the AFC West in Chargers* Broncos (10-6) Broncos (11-5) Broncos (11-5) Broncos Broncos Broncos Broncos* Chargers (9-7) Chiefs (8-8) Chiefs (10-6) Chiefs Chargers Chargers Chiefs Chiefs (9-7) Chargers (7-9) Chargers (9-7) Chargers Chiefs Chiefs Raiders Raiders (6-10) Raiders (4-12) Raiders (3-13) Raiders Raiders Raiders * - tie for first place after a consensus vote among Union-Tribune sportswriters. NEW FACES ON THE FINAL 53-MAN ROSTER The Chargers final 53-man active roster features 13 new faces in 2006, including: Three veteran players who joined the team in 2006 as free agents: S Marlon McCree (Carolina), TE Aaron Shea (Cleveland) and C-G Cory Withrow (Minnesota) McCree and Shea were both unrestricted free agents. Four draft choices and a fifth player acquired in a draft-day trade: cornerback Antonio Cromartie (first-round), tackle Marcus McNeill (second-round), quarterback Charlie Whitehurst (third-round) and linebacker Tim Dobbins (fifthround) tight end Brandon Manumaleuna was acquired by the Chargers from St. Louis during the 2006 NFL Draft in exchange for San Diego s fourth-round choice in this year s draft. Cornerback and return specialist Cletis Gordon was the only undrafted rookie to make the 53-man roster last year only two undrafted rookies made the squad, Marques Harris and Derreck Robinson, both of whom are back in 06. Five players who spent all or most of 2005 on the practice squad: wide receivers Greg Camarillo and Malcom Floyd, tackle Cory Lekkerkerker, cornerback Markus Curry and defensive tackle Ryon Bingham. 4

5 INJURY UPDATE The Chargers reported only two injuries from Monday night s game: guard Kris Dielman (hamstring) and defensive end Igor Olshansky (knee). CHARGERS-TITANS CONNECTIONS Chargers fullback Lorenzo Neal spent two seasons with the Titans and was a member of the club s 1999 AFC Championship squad Linebacker Randall Godfrey played for Tennessee from Chargers linebacker Tim Dobbins is a native of Nashville and prepped at Glencliff High School Assistant General Manager Buddy Nix maintains a home in Chattanooga and spent nine seasons as the head coach at the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga Special Teams coach Steve Crosby spent four seasons as the offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach at Vanderbilt Assistant Offensive Line coach Hal Hunter also spent four years on West End Avenue where he coached tight ends and the offensive line for the Commodores Chargers Managing Editor- Website & Publications Casey Pearce interned with the Titans in a similar capacity in Chargers wide receiver Eric Parker played at the University of Tennessee Chargers cornerback Drayton Florence played at the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga from Practice squad running back Ray Perkins began his collegiate career at Vanderbilt. During Philip Rivers freshman season at NC State, he was tutored by Titans offensive coordinator Norm Chow, who held the same position with the Wolf Pack in 2000 Titans assistant special teams coach Marty Galbraith was promoted to Chow s position when Chow left Raleigh for USC, allowing Galbraith to work with Rivers during his sophomore and junior seasons Titans defensive backs coach Everett Withers held the same position at Texas ( ) when Chargers CB Quentin Jammer played in the Longhorns secondary. Chargers wide receiver Malcom Floyd s older brother Malcom played wide receiver for the Houston/Tennessee Oilers from Titans Head Coach Jeff Fisher is a native of Woodland Hills, CA and played collegiately at USC General Manager Floyd Reece hails from Brentwood, CA and was an All-American at UCLA Offensive coordinator Norm Chow held the same position at USC from Assistant Head Coach/Running backs Sherman Smith spent the final two seasons of his nine-year NFL playing career with the Chargers ( ) Director of Player Personnel Rich Snead was a scout with the Chargers from Director of Player Development Marcus Robertson is from Pasadena. Titans C Eugene Amano is a San Diego native. He attended Rancho Bernardo High School Titans wide receiver Drew Bennett is from Orinda, Calif and attended UCLA. Chargers assistant offensive line coach Hal Hunter coached the offensive line at North Carolina when Titans LB David Thornton and CB Michael Waddell played for the Tar Heels. The following players were college teammates: Chargers LB Marques Harris and Titans RB Chris Brown at Colorado Chargers WR Eric Parker with Titans DT Albert Haynesworth and RB Travis Henry at Tennessee Chargers OT Shane Olivea and LB Matt Wilhelm with Titans S Donnie Nickey and LB Rob Reynolds at Ohio State Chargers LB Shawne Merriman and Titans DT Randy Starks at Maryland Chargers TE Brandon Manumaleuna and Titans WR Bobby Wade at Arizona. SKYMILES Again in 2006, the San Diego Chargers will travel on Delta Airlines. For trips to the Central Time Zone and within the Pacific Time Zone, the team will fly on a chartered 757 and for trips to the Eastern Time Zone, the team will fly aboard a chartered 767. This season, the Chargers will fly a total of 25,255 air miles, fourth-most in the league behind the Raiders (30,702), Seahawks (30,298) and 49ers (25,752). 5

6 LT GOES LONG DISTANCE One of the biggest plays of the night in Monday s 27-0 win over the Raiders was LaDainian Tomlinson s 58-yard run in the first quarter that four plays later led to his one-yard touchdown run that gave the Bolts a 10-0 lead. That run tied for his fifth-longest run from scrimmage and coincidentally it bounced his 42-yard run against Tennessee on Oct. 3, 2004 out of his Top 10 for career longest runs. Here s an updated look at LT s 10 longest runs from scrimmage vs. Denver, Dec. 1, t... vs. Minnesota, Nov. 9, t... at Cleveland, Oct. 19, vs. New York Giants, Sept. 25, at Oakland, Sept. 11, t... vs. New England, Sept. 29, vs. Kansas City, Nov. 30, vs. Minnesota, Nov. 9, t... at Oakland, Sept. 28, at Cleveland, Oct. 7, 2001 LT GOES FOR BACK-TO-BACK 100-YARD GAMES LT is coming off a season-opening 131 yard performance at Oakland. It was the fourth time in six NFL seasons that the three-time Pro Bowler has opened the season with a 100-yard effort. Should he go for 100 this Sunday against Tennessee, it would mark the first time he s ever opened a season with consecutive 100-yard games. His longest careerstreak of 100-yard games is three, a run he put together late in the 2004 season. LT JUST ANOTHER RAIDER WEEK LT has made quite a name for himself in the Chargers-Raiders series. Including Monday night s victory, Tomlinson now has six 100-yard games in 11 career starts against the Raiders. In fact six of his 29-career 100-yard games have been against Oakland, more than any other team he s faced. LT really enjoys playing at the McAfee Coliseum in front of the Black Hole, where five of his six 100-yard games against the Raiders have taken place. In 11 career games against the Raiders, LT has rushed 298 times for 1,346 yards and 10 touchdowns; he s caught 45 passes for 225 yards and two scores and he s thrown two touchdown passes. LT IN PURSUIT OF TEAM TOUCHDOWNS RECORD Tomlinson has scored 81 career touchdowns heading into Sunday s game against the Titans. He is ranked second in team history in touchdowns, trailing only Lance Alworth, who scored 83 times during his Hall of Fame career in San Diego. In 2006 when LT Rushes for more than 100 yards: 1-0 Rushes for less than 100 yards: 0-0 Carries 20 or more times in a game: 1-0 Carries less than 20 times in a game: 0-0 Scores a touchdown: 1-0 Scores no touchdowns: 0-0 Throws a touchdown pass: 0-0 Scores two or more touchdowns: 0-0 Makes a play of 70 yards or longer: 0-0 Rushes for more than 200 yards: 0-0 Records 200 combined yards: 0-0 THE CHARGERS RECORD Dating back to his rookie season in 2001 when LT Rushes for more than 100 yards: 21-8 Rushes for less than 100 yards: Carries 20 or more times in a game: Carries less than 20 times in a game: 9-25 Scores a touchdown: Scores no touchdowns: 8-18 Throws a touchdown pass: 3-1 Scores two or more touchdowns: 17-4 Makes a play of 70 yards or longer: 4-1 Rushes for more than 200 yards: 4-0 Records 200 combined yards: 9-0 6

7 TOMLINSON S 2006 RUSHING TRACKER Oak vs Bal vs KC vs St. L vs Den vs Buf vs Den vs Sea vs Ari TOMLINSON S JERSEY AMONG LEAGUE S TOP SELLERS LT s famed No. 21 jersey is among the NFL s top sellers, according to the NFL and Reebok. Tomlinson s jersey was the second-most popular in sales recorded from April 1 July 15, The New Orleans Saints top pick in the 2006 NFL Draft, Helix High School (San Diego) alum Reggie Bush had the league s top-selling jersey. THE McCARDELL WATCH Keenan McCardell comes into Sunday s game against Tennessee with 826 career catches, just one shy of the NFL s ninth all-time leading receiver, Larry Centers (827). The only active player with more catches than Keenan is Indianapolis Marvin Harrison with 936. Here is a look at the NFL s all-time receptions list and in parenthesis is the number of catches McCardell needs to catch those who rank ahead of him. 1. Jerry Rice... 1,549 (723) 2. Cris Carter... 1,101 (275) 3. Tim Brown... 1,094 (268) 4. Andre Reed (125) 5. Art Monk (114) 6. Marvin Harrison* (110) 7. Jimmy Smith (36) 8. Irving Fryar (25) 9. Larry Centers (1) 10. Keenan McCardell* * Active Players McCardell also comes into the Titans game with 10,698 career yards. He currently ranks 19 th on the NFL s all-time list, behind former New England Patriot Stanley Morgan, who finished his career with 10,716 yards. Below is the NFL s all-time receiving yards list and in parenthesis is the number of yards McCardell needs to reach those who rank ahead of him. 1. Jerry Rice... 22,895 (12,197) 2. Tim Brown... 14,934 (4,236) 3. James Lofton... 14,004 (3,306) 4. Cris Carter... 13,899 (3,201) 5. Henry Ellard... 13,777 (3,079) 6. Andre Reed... 13,198 (2,500) 7. Steve Largent... 13,089 (2,391) 8. Irving Fryar... 12,785 (2,087) 9. Art Monk... 12,721 (2,023) 10. Marvin Harrison*... 12,444 (1,746) * Active Players 11. Isaac Bruce*... 12,342 (1,644) 12. Jimmy Smith... 12,287 (1,589) 13. Charlie Joiner... 12,146 (1,448) 14. Michael Irvin... 11,904 (1,206) 15. Don Maynard... 11,834 (1,136) 16. Rod Smith*... 10,911 (213) 17. Gary Clark... 10,856 (158) 18. Stanley Morgan... 10,716 (18) 19. Keenan McCardell*... 10,698 7

8 ALCALA NAMED HIGH SCHOOL COACH OF THE WEEK Julio Alcala of Montgomery High School has been named High School Coach of the Week by the San Diego Chargers for Week 1 of the 2006 season. In honor of Alcala, Montgomery HS will receive a $1,000 donation to the school s football program from the Chargers. The Aztecs defeated University City HS, 31-3, to open the season. It was Montgomery s first opening night win in Alcala s four seasons as head coach. It was an impressive victory for a team that fell to 2-8 in 2005 while being outscored This is Alcala s first Coach of the Week Award. Since 1997, the San Diego Chargers have participated in the NFL High School Coach of the Week program. Each week during the season, one coach will be named the high school coach of the week and receive a $1,000 donation to his school s football program. At the end of the season, the Chargers cap off the program by selecting a coach of the year, who will receive a $2,000 donation for his school s program. All of the coaches of the week and the coach of the year will be honored at the Chargers Dec. 31 home game against the Arizona Cardinals. In addition to the cash award for their school, each coach receives a coach of the week hat and a framed coach of the week certificate from the team. Below are all of the 2006 High School Coaches of the Week. Week 1 Julio Alcala (Montgomery HS) 8

9 CHARGERS GAMES ON RADIO Every Chargers game in 2006 will be broadcast live on KIOZ (Rock FM). Josh Lewin is in his second season as the team s play-by-play voice and former Chargers player and coach Hank Bauer is in his ninth season as the color commentator. For all home games, former Chargers linebacker Jim Laslavic will report from the sidelines. Fans outside of San Diego can tune in and listen to every game on the Chargers Radio Network, which includes: Sirius Satellite Radio (Channel 117) KMPC 1540 AM The Ticket in Los Angeles and Orange County KTMQ FM in San Bernardino, Temecula and Riverside KXPS 1010 AM in Palm Springs, Palm Desert, Indio and the Coachella Valley KXO 1230 AM in the Imperial Valley and Yuma, Arizona KSPA 1510 AM in Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga and the Inland Empire KWDJ 1360 AM in Ridgecrest KGEO 1230 AM in Bakersfield KSHP 1400 AM in Las Vegas, Nevada Every Chargers game will be broadcast live in Spanish on XEXX (1420 AM). Jorge Villanueva is in his 14 th season as the team s Spanish play-by-play voice while Efren Dominguez is in his 16 th season as the Spanish color analyst. PUBLIC RELATIONS CONTACT INFORMATION Bill Johnston... Director of Public Relations (858) or johnstonb@chargers.nfl.com Scott Yoffe... Assistant Director of Public Relations (858) or yoffes@chargers.nfl.com Jamaal LaFrance... Public Relations Assistant (858) or lafrancej@chargers.nfl.com Jennifer Rojas... Public Relations Assistant (858) or rojasj@chargers.nfl.com Joel Price... Manager, Internet Services (858) or pricej@chargers.nfl.com Casey Pearce... Managing Editor, Web Site & Publications (858) or pearcec@chargers.nfl.com CHARGERS.com & CHARGERSMEDIA.com Find the latest and most in-depth information on the Chargers at the team s official Web site. Chargers.com features up-to-date training camp practice schedules, feature stories, rosters, player bios, statistics, depth charts, transactions, injury information, ticket information, the Chargers On-Line Store, photo galleries, the Charger Girls, photos and more. is a password-protected Web site that allows media exclusive access to credential requests, press releases, archived information, news clippings, a downloadable version of the team s 2006 media guide and more. Contact the public relations department at (858) to register for a user name and password. 9

10 SUPPLEMENTAL BIOS PLAYERS NOT IN THE 2006 MEDIA GUIDE CORY WITHROW - 65 Center-Guard Washington State 6-2, 287 Spokane, Wash. 7 th NFL Season TRANSACTION HISTORY: Signed with Minnesota as undrafted rookie, May 4, 1998 waived by Vikings, Aug. 30, 1998 signed to Cincinnati s practice squad, Dec. 18, 1998 re-signed with Bengals, Jan. 5, 1999 waived April 15, 1999 re-signed with Minnesota, April 30, 1999 waived by Vikings, Sept. 5, 1999 re-signed to Vikings practice squad, Sept. 7, 1999 signed to Minnesota s active roster, Oct. 27, 1999 waived Nov. 30, 1999 signed back to Vikings practice squad Dec. 2, 1999 re-signed with Minnesota, March 14, 2000 re-signed with Vikings, April 3, 2002 resigned with Vikings, April 28, 2004 re-signed with Vikings, March 29, 2005 signed one year contract with Chargers, Aug. 9, : Started Weeks 1-4, 10 & at center for injured Marvin Fowler. 2004: Filled in for injured Matt Birk vs. Chicago (9/26)...Started 2 nd career game and 1 st at C in overtime win at Houston (10/10)...Started vs. Jacksonville (11/28), at Chicago (12/5), and vs. Seattle (12/12) when Birk was sidelined with his second sports hernia of the season...started at Detroit (12/19) and helped pave the way for Daunte Culpepper to complete 25-of-35 passes for 404 yards and 3 TDs in a comeback win...played vs. Green Bay (12/24) and at Washington (1/2/05)...Played in both postseason games at Green Bay (1/9/05) and at Philadelphia (1/16/05). 2003: Saw time on offense vs. Chicago (9/14)...Returned a squib kickoff for 8 yards at Atlanta (10/5)...Regular on special teams throughout the season. 2002: Saw time at LG and RG as part of the Vikings offensive line rotation in 2002 opener against Chicago in Champaign (9/8)...Lined up in backfield as a blocking back at Seattle (9/29)...Saw extensive time at LG for an injured Corbin Lacina at Tampa Bay (11/3)...Lined up at FB and as a tackle-eligible in season finale at Detroit (12/29)...Regular on special teams throughout the season. 2001: Played in all 16 games and had 1st career start when he opened at RG at Pittsburgh (12/2) in place of injured David Dixon...Regular on special teams throughout the season...saw time at RG vs. Chicago (11/25) when Dixon left the game with a calf injury...played RG and LG vs. Tennessee (12/9). 2000: Played in 12 games and saw time in both the NFC Divisional Playoff vs. New Orleans (1/6/01) and NFC Championship game at NY Giants (1/14/01)...Saw time on special teams and C on the team's final drive in Divisional Playoff vs. New Orleans (1/6/01)...Saw 1st playing time of the season at C vs. Arizona (11/12)...Saw 1st NFL action from scrimmage at T at Detroit (10/1) in the 4th quarter...played special teams in the season opener vs. Chicago (9/3), his 1st NFL game action. 1999: Dressed for a pair of games but did not play at Denver (10/31) and vs. Dallas (11/8)...Spent the opening 7 weeks of the season on the practice squad before being signed to the 53-man roster for 4 weeks...released and placed on practice squad for the final 5 regular-season games and both playoff games...signed by Vikings on 4/30 and spent training camp with the team...released on 9/5 when team made cut to 53 players and signed to the practice squad on 9/ : Spent time on Cincinnati's practice squad following release by Minnesota...Waived by Vikings on 8/30 following training camp...signed with Minnesota as a rookie free agent on 5/1/98. COLLEGE: Started 34 straight games to end his college career...honored as All-Pac-10 second team as a senior...an offensive captain for the Cougars...Named Offensive Lineman of the Game vs. USC (8/13), Illinois (9/20) and Arizona (10/25)...Moved to guard from center in fall camp...started every game at right guard in 1995 and '96...Earned scholarship in 1994 after walking on as a freshman...redshirted in PERSONAL: Enjoys basketball, golf and riding roller coasters in his free time...holds bachelor's degree in biology education...wife's name is Kiersten...Couple has twins, Makenzie and Maguire, and a daughter Mara, who was born during the 2004 season...enjoys community service projects where he is able to work with the elderly...formed Cory's Kids in 03 and continues to make numerous visits to Fairview-University Children's Hospital...A 3-sport letterman at Mead High in Spokane...Named to All-State team as a senior who played OT and DT...Earned 3 letters in baseball...lettered in basketball. Games Played-Started: 1999 (0-0, Minnesota); 2000 (12-0, Minnesota); 2001 (16-1, Minnesota); 2002 (16-0, Minnesota); 2003 (8-0, Minnesota); 2004 (12-5, Minnesota); 2005 (16-7, Minnesota); Total (80-13). Postseason Games Played-Started: 2000 (2-0, Minnesota); 2004 (2-0, Minnesota); Total (4-0). 10

11 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS NUMERICAL ROSTER (as of Sept. 12, 2006) No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Age Exp. College How Acq. GP-GS-DNP-INA ( 06) 5 Mike Scifres P Western Illinois D Charlie Whitehurst QB R Clemson D Nate Kaeding K Iowa D3A Philip Rivers QB North Carolina State T (NYG) Marlon McCree FS Kentucky UFA (Car) LaDainian Tomlinson RB Texas Christian D Quentin Jammer CB Texas D Cletis Gordon CB R Jackson State FA Antonio Cromartie CB R Florida State D Bhawoh Jue FS Penn State UFA (GB) Drayton Florence CB Tuskegee D2A Michael Turner RB Northern Illinois D5B Andrew Pinnock FB South Carolina D Markus Curry CB Michigan FA Lorenzo Neal FB Fresno State UFA (Cin) Clinton Hart SS Central Florida CC W (Phi) Terrence Kiel SS Texas A&M D2B David Binn LS California FA-' Tim Dobbins LB R Iowa State D Carlos Polk LB Nebraska D Stephen Cooper LB Maine FA Shawne Merriman LB Maryland D1A Matt Wilhelm LB Ohio State D Randall Godfrey LB Georgia UFA (Sea) Donnie Edwards LB UCLA UFA (KC) Nick Hardwick C Purdue D3B Scott Mruczkowski C-G Bowling Green D Cory Withrow C-G Washington State FA Kris Dielman G Indiana FA Shane Olivea T Ohio State D7B Cory Lekkerkerker T California-Davis FA Marcus McNeill T R Auburn D Jacques Cesaire DE So. Connecticut State FA Leander Jordan T Indiana (Pa.) UFA (Jax) Jamal Williams DT Oklahoma State D2 (Supp) Mike Goff G Iowa UFA (Cin) Malcom Floyd WR Wyoming FA Kassim Osgood WR San Diego State FA Greg Camarillo WR Stanford FA Vincent Jackson WR Northern Colorado D Aaron Shea TE Michigan UFA (Cle) Antonio Gates TE Kent State FA Brandon Manumaleuna TE Arizona T (STL) Keenan McCardell WR Nevada-Las Vegas T (TB) Eric Parker WR Tennessee FA Ryan Krause TE Nebraska-Omaha D Marques Harris LB Southern Utah State FA Luis Castillo DE Northwestern D1B Shaun Phillips LB Purdue D Ryon Bingham DT Nebraska D7A Derreck Robinson DE Iowa FA Igor Olshansky DE Oregon D PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO PERFORM 72 Roman Oben T Louisville T (TB) RESERVE-INJURED 43 Darren Sproles RB-KR Kansas State D Steve Foley LB Louisiana-Monroe UFA (Hou)

12 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER (as of Sept. 12, 2006) No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. DOB Exp. College High School Hometown 97 Bingham, Ryon DT /6/81 2 Nebraska Alta Sandy, Utah 50 Binn, David LS /6/72 13 California San Mateo San Mateo, Calif. 82 Camarillo, Greg WR /18/82 1 Stanford Atherton Menlo Park, Calif. 93 Castillo, Luis DE /4/83 2 Northwestern Garfield Garfield, N.J. 74 Cesaire, Jacques DE /30/80 4 So. Connecticut St. Gardner Gardner, Mass. 54 Cooper, Stephen LB /19/79 4 Maine Wareham Wareham, Mass. 25 Cromartie, Antonio CB /15/84 R Florida State Lincoln Tallahassee, Fla. 36 Curry, Markus CB /7/81 1 Michigan Bishop Gallagher Detroit, Mich. 68 Dielman, Kris G /3/81 4 Indiana Troy Troy, Ohio 51 Dobbins, Tim LB /10/82 R Iowa State Glencliff Nashville, Tenn. 59 Edwards, Donnie LB /6/73 11 UCLA Chula Vista Chula Vista, Calif. 29 Florence, Drayton CB /19/80 4 Tuskegee Vanguard Ocala, Fla. 80 Floyd, Malcom WR /8/81 1 Wyoming River City Sacramento, Calif. 85 Gates, Antonio TE /18/80 4 Kent State Central Detroit, Mich. 58 Godfrey, Randall LB /6/73 11 Georgia Lowndes County Valdosta, Ga. 79 Goff, Mike G /6/76 9 Iowa LaSalle-Peru Township Peru, Ill. 24 Gordon, Cletis CB /17/82 R Jackson State Amite Amite City, La. 61 Hardwick, Nick C /2/81 3 Purdue Lawrence North Indianapolis, Ind. 92 Harris, Marques LB /20/81 2 Southern Utah State Grand Junction Grand Junction, Colo. 42 Hart, Clinton SS /20/77 4 Central Florida CC Sumter South Bushnell, Fla. 83 Jackson, Vincent WR /14/83 2 Northern Colorado Widefield Colorado Springs, Colo. 23 Jammer, Quentin CB /19/79 5 Texas Angleton Angleton, Tex. 75 Jordan, Leander T /15/77 7 Indiana (Pa.) Brashear Pittsburgh, Pa. 27 Jue, Bhawoh FS /24/79 6 Penn State Chantilly Chantilly, Va. 10 Kaeding, Nate K /26/82 3 Iowa West Coralville, Iowa 48 Kiel, Terrence SS /24/80 4 Texas A&M Lufkin Lufkin, Tex. 89 Krause, Ryan TE /16/81 3 Nebraska-Omaha Millard South Omaha, Neb. 71 Lekkerkerker, Cory T /25/81 2 California-Davis Damien Chino, Calif. 86 Manumaleuna, Brandon TE /4/80 6 Arizona Narbonne Torrance, Calif. 87 McCardell, Keenan WR /6/70 15 UNLV Waltrip Houston, Tex. 20 McCree, Marlon FS /17/77 6 Kentucky Atlantic Daytona Beach, Fla. 73 McNeill, Marcus T /16/83 R Auburn Cedar Grove Ellenwood, Ga. 56 Merriman, Shawne LB /25/84 2 Maryland Frederick Douglass Upper Marlboro, Md. 63 Mruczkowski, Scott C-G /5/82 2 Bowling Green Benedictine Garfield Heights, Ohio 41 Neal, Lorenzo FB /27/70 14 Fresno State Lemoore Hanford, Calif. 70 Olivea, Shane T /7/81 3 Ohio State Lawrence Long Beach, N.Y. 99 Olshansky, Igor DE /3/82 3 Oregon St. Ignatius San Francisco, Calif. 81 Osgood, Kassim WR /20/80 4 San Diego State North Salinas Salinas, Calif. 88 Parker, Eric WR /14/79 5 Tennessee Joliet Township Shorewood, Ill. 95 Phillips, Shaun LB /13/81 3 Purdue Willingboro Willingboro, N.J. 34 Pinnock, Andrew FB /12/80 4 South Carolina Bloomfield Bloomfield, Conn. 52 Polk, Carlos LB /22/77 6 Nebraska Guilford Rockford, Ill. 17 Rivers, Philip QB /8/81 3 North Carolina State Athens Athens, Ala. 98 Robinson, Derreck DE /3/82 2 Iowa DeLaSalle Minneapolis, Minn. 5 Scifres, Mike P /8/80 4 Western Illinois Destrehan Destrehan, La. 84 Shea, Aaron TE /5/76 7 Michigan Ottawa Ottawa, Ill. 21 Tomlinson, LaDainian RB /23/79 6 Texas Christian University Waco, Tex. 33 Turner, Michael RB /13/82 3 Northern Illinois North Chicago Chicago, Ill. 6 Whitehurst, Charlie QB /6/82 R Clemson Chattahoochee Alpharetta, Ga. 57 Wilhelm, Matt LB /2/81 4 Ohio State Elryia Catholic Elryia, Ohio 76 Williams, Jamal DT /28/76 9 Oklahoma State Arch Bishop Carroll Washington, D.C. 65 Withrow, Cory C-G /5/75 7 Washington State Mead Spokane, Wash. PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO PERFORM 72 Oben, Roman T /9/72 11 Louisville Gonzaga Washington D.C. RESERVE-INJURED 53 Foley, Steve LB /11/75 9 Louisiana-Monroe Hall Little Rock, Ark. 43 Sproles, Darren RB-KR /20/83 2 Kansas State Olathe North Olathe, Kan. 12

13 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS POSITIONAL ROSTER (as of Sept. 12, 2006) QUARTERBACKS (2) Pos. Ht. Wt. Age Exp. College How Acq. GP-GS-DNP-INA ( 06) 6 Charlie Whitehurst QB R Clemson D Philip Rivers QB North Carolina State T (NYG) RUNNING BACKS (2) 21 LaDainian Tomlinson RB Texas Christian D Michael Turner RB Northern Illinois D5B FULLBACKS (2) 34 Andrew Pinnock FB South Carolina D Lorenzo Neal FB Fresno State UFA (Cin) WIDE RECEIVERS (6) 80 Malcom Floyd WR Wyoming FA Kassim Osgood WR San Diego State FA Greg Camarillo WR Stanford FA Vincent Jackson WR Northern Colorado D Keenan McCardell WR Nevada-Las Vegas T (TB) Eric Parker WR Tennessee FA TIGHT ENDS (4) 84 Aaron Shea TE Michigan UFA (Cle) Antonio Gates TE Kent State FA Brandon Manumaleuna TE Arizona T (STL) Ryan Krause TE Nebraska-Omaha D OFFENSIVE LINE (9) 61 Nick Hardwick C Purdue D3B Scott Mruczkowski C-G Bowling Green D Cory Withrow C-G Washington State FA Kris Dielman G Indiana FA Shane Olivea T Ohio State D7B Cory Lekkerkerker T California-Davis FA Marcus McNeill T R Auburn D Leander Jordan T Indiana (Pa.) UFA (Jax) Mike Goff G Iowa UFA (Cin) DEFENSIVE LINE (6) 74 Jacques Cesaire DE So. Connecticut State FA Jamal Williams DT Oklahoma State D2 (Supp) Luis Castillo DE Northwestern D1B Ryon Bingham DT Nebraska D7A Derreck Robinson DE Iowa FA Igor Olshansky DE Oregon D LINEBACKERS (9) 51 Tim Dobbins LB R Iowa State D Carlos Polk LB Nebraska D Stephen Cooper LB Maine FA Shawne Merriman LB Maryland D1A Matt Wilhelm LB Ohio State D Randall Godfrey LB Georgia UFA (Sea) Donnie Edwards LB UCLA UFA (KC) Marques Harris LB Southern Utah State FA Shaun Phillips LB Purdue D CORNERBACKS (5) 23 Quentin Jammer CB Texas D Cletis Gordon CB R Jackson State FA Antonio Cromartie CB R Florida State D Drayton Florence CB Tuskegee D2A Markus Curry CB Michigan FA SAFETIES (4) 20 Marlon McCree FS Kentucky UFA (Car) Bhawoh Jue FS Penn State UFA (GB) Clinton Hart SS Central Florida CC W (Phi) Terrence Kiel SS Texas A&M D2B SPECIALISTS (3) 5 Mike Scifres P Western Illinois D Nate Kaeding K Iowa D3A David Binn LS California FA-' PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO PERFORM (1) 72 Roman Oben T Louisville T (TB) RESERVE-INJURED (2) 43 Darren Sproles RB-KR Kansas State D Steve Foley LB Louisiana-Monroe UFA (Hou)

14 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS PRACTICE SQUAD NUMERICAL ROSTER (as of Sept. 12, 2006) 4 Brett Elliott QB R Linfield FA Tyronne Gross RB R Eastern Oregon FA Ray Perkins RB SE Louisiana FA Steve Gregory CB R Syracuse FA Nick Mihlhauser C R Washington State FA Jeromey Clary T R Kansas State D6A Brandon McKinney DT R Michigan State FA Chase Page DE R North Carolina D7A SAN DIEGO CHARGERS PRACTICE SQUAD ALPHABETICAL ROSTER (as of Sept. 12, 2006) 66 Clary, Jeromey T /5/83 R Kansas State Mansfield Mansfield, Tex. 4 Elliott, Brett QB /11/82 R Linfield Lake Oswego Lake Oswego, Ore. 28 Gregory, Steve CB /8/83 R Syracuse Curtis Staten Island, N.Y. 22 Gross, Tyronne RB /14/83 R Eastern Oregon Lincoln Stockton, Calif. 91 McKinney, Brandon DT /24/83 R Michigan State Chaminade-Julienne Dayton, Ohio 62 Mihlhauser, Nick C /6/84 R Washington State Arroyo Grande Arroyo Grande, Calif. 96 Page, Chase DE /20/83 R North Carolina Summerville Summerville, S.C. 26 Perkins, Ray RB /6/82 1 SE Louisiana Dillard Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS COACHING STAFF Head Coach...Marty Schottenheimer Offensive Coordinator...Cam Cameron Defensive Coordinator...Wade Phillips Tight Ends...Rob Chudzinski Special Teams...Steve Crosby Offensive Line...John Jack Henry Wide Receivers...James Lofton Linebackers...Greg Manusky Defensive Line...Wayne Nunnely Quarterbacks...John Ramsdell Running Backs...Clarence Shelmon Secondary...Brian Stewart Assistant Offensive Line...Hal Hunter, Jr. Assistant Linebackers Quality Control...John Pagano Offensive Assistant...Marvin Marshall Strength and Conditioning...Dave Redding Assistant Strength and Conditioning...Matt Schiotz Coaching Administrator...John Wuehrmann SAN DIEGO CHARGERS PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Jacques Cesiare (see-zair) Kris Dielman (DEAL-min) Cletis (CLEE-tis) Gordon Marques (Marcus) Harris Quentin (KWEN-tin) Jammer Leander (lee-ann-der) Jordan Bhawoh (Bow) Jue (Joo) Nate Kaeding (KAY-ding) Terrence Kiel (KEEL) Brandon Manumaleuna (mah-noo-mah-lee-oon-ah) Keenan McCardell (mick-car-dell) Scott Mruczkowski (merch-cow-ski) Shane Olivea (o-liv-ee-ay) Igor (E-gor) Olshansky (ol-shan-ski) Kassim (Kuh-SIM) Osgood Andrew Pinnock (PIN-knock) Mike Scifres (SIGH-furs) 14

15 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS DEPTH CHART (as of Sept. 12, 2006) OFFENSE WR 88 Eric Parker 80 Malcom Floyd 82 Greg Camarillo LT 73 Marcus McNeill 75 Leander Jordan LG 68 Kris Dielman 63 Scott Mruczkowski C 61 Nick Hardwick 65 Cory Withrow RG 79 Mike Goff 63 Scott Mruczkowski RT 70 Shane Olivea 71 Cory Lekkerkerker TE 85 Antonio Gates 86 Brandon Manumaleuna 89 Ryan Krause 84 Aaron Shea WR 87 Keenan McCardell 83 Vincent Jackson 81 Kassim Osgood QB 17 Philip Rivers 6 Charlie Whitehurst FB 41 Lorenzo Neal 34 Andrew Pinnock RB 21 LaDainian Tomlinson 33 Michael Turner DEFENSE LE 93 Luis Castillo 98 Derreck Robinson DT 76 Jamal Williams 97 Ryon Bingham RE 99 Igor Olshansky 74 Jacques Cesaire OLB 56 Shawne Merriman 52 Carlos Polk ILB 58 Randall Godfrey 54 Stephen Cooper 51 Tim Dobbins ILB 59 Donnie Edwards 57 Matt Wilhelm OLB 95 Shaun Phillips 92 Marques Harris LCB 23 Quentin Jammer 36 Markus Curry RCB 29 Drayton Florence 25 Antonio Cromartie 24 Cletis Gordon SS 48 Terrence Kiel 42 Clinton Hart FS 20 Marlon McCree 27 Bhawoh Jue SPECIAL TEAMS P 5 Mike Scifres K 10 Nate Kaeding H 5 Mike Scifres 87 Keenan McCardell LS 50 David Binn KOR 24 Cletis Gordon 33 Michael Turner 25 Antonio Cromartie PR 24 Cletis Gordon 88 Eric Parker 87 Keenan McCardell 36 Markus Curry 15

16 HOW THE CHARGERS WERE BUILT (25) College Draft Luis Castillo (1), Antonio Cromartie (1), Quentin Jammer (1), Shawne Merriman (1), LaDainian Tomlinson (1), Drayton Florence (2), Vincent Jackson (2), Terrence Kiel (2), Marcus McNeill (2), Igor Olshansky (2), Jamal Williams (2), Nick Hardwick (3), Nate Kaeding (3), Charlie Whitehurst (3), Shaun Phillips (4), Carlos Polk (4), Matt Wilhelm (4), Tim Dobbins (5), Mike Scifres (5), Michael Turner (5), Ryan Krause (6), Ryon Bingham (7), Scott Mruczkowski (7), Shane Olivea (7), Andrew Pinnock (7) (8) Unrestricted Free Agents Donnie Edwards (Kansas City), Randall Godfrey (Seattle), Mike Goff (Cincinnati), Leander Jordan (Jacksonville), Bhawoh Jue (Green Bay), Marlon McCree (Carolina), Lorenzo Neal (Cincinnati), Aaron Shea (Cleveland) (15) Free Agents David Binn, Greg Camarillo, Jacques Cesaire, Stephen Cooper, Markus Curry, Kris Dielman, Malcom Floyd, Antonio Gates, Cletis Gordon, Marques Harris, Cory Lekkerkerker, Kassim Osgood, Eric Parker, Derreck Robinson, Cory Withrow (1) Waivers Clinton Hart (Philadelphia) (3) Trades Brandon Manumaleuna (St. Louis), Keenan McCardell (Tampa Bay), Philip Rivers (New York Giants) NFL Experience How They Came to the NFL Team Off. Def. Spec. Team Off. Def. Spec. Rookies st Round st Year nd Round nd Year rd Round rd Year th Round th Year th Round th Year th Round th Year th Round th Year th Round th Year Free Agents th Year Totals th Year th Year th Year th Year Totals When They Came to the Chargers Total 52 16

17 TALE OF THE TAPE (based on 2006 regular season statistics) Category Chargers Titans Record Current Streak W-1 L-1 Last Game W, 27-0 at Oakland L, vs. New York Jets Total Points Scored Touchdowns Scored 3 2 Rushing Touchdowns 2 2 Passing Touchdowns 1 0 Return Touchdowns 0 0 Field Goals Made/Attempted 2/2 0/0 Total Points Allowed 0 23 Touchdowns Allowed 0 3 Rushing Touchdowns Allowed 0 1 Passing Touchdowns Allowed 0 2 Return Touchdowns Allowed 0 0 Opponent Field Goals Made/Attempted 0/0 1/3 Total Yards Per Game Opponent Total Yards Per Game Rushing Yards Per Game Opponent Rushing Yards Per Game Passing Yards Per Game Opponent Passing Yards Per Game Third Downs Made/Attempted 7/16 (.438) 5/13 (.385) Opponent Third Downs Made/Attempted 2/12 (.167) 4/13 (.308) Fourth Downs Made/Attempted 1/1 (1.000) 1/2 (.500) Opponent Fourth Downs Made/Attempted 0/1 (.000) 0/0 (.000) Turnover Ratio +1-1 Average Time of Possession 35:48 25:58 Next Opponent at Baltimore, Oct. 1 at Miami, Sept. 24 TEAM NFL RANKINGS COMPARISONS (based on 2006 regular season statistics) SAN DIEGO TENNESSEE TENNESSEE SAN DIEGO OFFENSE DEFENSE OFFENSE DEFENSE Total yards per game t 9 1 Total yards per play Rush yards per game t 22t 12 Rush yards per play Pass yards per game Pass yards per play Pct. had intercepted... 1t 17t 28 17t Sacks per pass play... 1t 17t 13 1 First downs per game... 26t 30t 6t 2 Third-down efficiency t 12t 3t Fourth-down efficiency... 1t 1t 10t 14t Punt return average t 14 5 Kickoff return average Gross punt average Net punt average Points per game... 3t 22t 21t 1t Field goal percentage... 1t 8 29t 1t 17

18 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS / WEEK 1 / THROUGH MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2006 WON 1, LOST 0 * RUSHING No. Yds Avg Long TD 09/11 W 27-0 at Oakland 62,578 Tomlinson /17 Tennessee Turner /01 at Baltimore Parker /08 Pittsburgh Neal /15 at San Francisco Rivers /22 at Kansas City TEAM /29 St. Louis OPPONENTS /05 Cleveland * RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD 11/12 at Cincinnati Tomlinson /19 at Denver Gates /26 Oakland Parker /03 at Buffalo McCardell /10 Denver Manumaleuna /17 Kansas City TEAM /24 at Seattle OPPONENTS /31 Arizona * INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD S.D. Opp. TEAM TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 14 9 OPPONENTS Rushing 8 5 * PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B Passing 5 4 Scifres Penalty 1 0 TEAM rd Down: Made/Att 7/16 2/12 OPPONENTS rd Down Pct * PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD 4th Down: Made/Att 1/1 0/1 Parker th Down Pct TEAM POSSESSION AVG. 35:48 24:12 OPPONENTS TOTAL NET YARDS * KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD Avg. Per Game Turner Total Plays TEAM Avg. Per Play OPPONENTS NET YARDS RUSHING * FIELD GOALS Avg. Per Game Kaeding 0/ 0 1/ 1 0/ 0 1/ 1 0/0 Total Rushes TEAM 0/ 0 1/ 1 0/ 0 1/ 1 0/0 NET YARDS PASSING OPPONENTS 0/ 0 0/ 0 0/ 0 0/ 0 0/0 Avg. Per Game Kaeding: (47G,29G) Sacked/Yards Lost 0/0 9/54 Gross Yards Att./Completions 11/8 19/8 Completion Pct Had Intercepted 0 0 PUNTS/AVERAGE 5/43.8 9/46.7 NET PUNTING AVG. 5/43.6 9/40.7 PENALTIES/YARDS 3/25 7/54 FUMBLES/BALL LOST 1/0 1/1 TOUCHDOWNS 3 0 Rushing 2 0 Passing 1 0 Returns 0 0 * SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS TEAM OPPONENTS * SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS Kaeding / 3 2/ Gates Tomlinson Turner TEAM / 3 2/ OPPONENTS / 0 0/ Pt. Conversions: TEAM 0-0, OPPONENTS 0-0 SACKS: Merriman 3, Castillo 1.5, Phillips 1.5, Cooper 1, Edwards 1, Williams 1, TEAM 9, OPPONENTS 0 * PASSING Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating Rivers / TEAM / OPPONENTS /