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1. Dean Spanos: San Diego Chargers won't bolt to Los Angeles
   San Diego Chargers president and CEO Dean Spanos dashed hopes of the team relocating to Los Angeles. But what about the future of Qualcomm Stadium?
2. Max Starks, San Diego Chargers strike contract
   Max Starks became the solution the San Diego Chargers' left tackle problem Tuesday, when he signed a one-year contract with the team. Count the Chargers lucky to have such an option available.
3. San Diego Chargers explain Manti Te'o media blackout
   The San Diego Chargers announced they will not make Manti Te'o available to the press until June. The team's chief public-relations man spoke about the thinking behind that decision.
4. Keenan Allen on Raiders hat: I'm sorry, Chargers fans
   Keenan Allen now is a San Diego Charger. That means it's time to put the Oakland Raiders merchandise in storage. Allen didn't, and he quickly learned that doesn't fly with Chargers fans.
5. Manti Te'o shielded by San Diego Chargers from media
   It looks like Manti Te'o finally will catch a break. A San Diego Chargers spokesman announced Monday that the rookie linebacker will be unavailable to the press until June's minicamp.
6. Quentin Jammer wants to return to San Diego Chargers
   Quentin Jammer's play has left him on the outside looking in as a free agent -- even though the cornerback speaks optimistically about a return to the San Diego Chargers for a 12th season.
7. Dwight Freeney, San Diego Chargers agree on contract
   Dwight Freeney and the San Diego Chargers reached an agreement Saturday on a two-year, $8.75 million contract, NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reported.
8. Manti Te'o attends party honoring fake girlfriend
   Maxim poked fun at Manti Te'o by naming Lennay Kekua to its annual "Hot 100" list. The San Diego Chargers rookie took the jab in stride, appearing at a party honoring the fake girlfriend.
9. Manti Te'o, San Diego Chargers look to be a perfect match
   Forget about fake girlfriends and bad title games. Bucky Brooks shares three reasons why he believes Manti Te'o is poised to become the San Diego Chargers' defensive leader in his debut NFL season.
10. Dwight Freeney's visit with Chargers extended a day
    Melvin Ingram's ACL injury left a hole in the San Diego Chargers' defense. Dwight Freeney might be the one to fill the pass-rushing void; his Wednesday visit was held over for a day.