2019 Official Chargers Training Camp

[Maniaque 6]

IMO, Joiner was more like a better Benjamin...

[Bolts4ever213]

Joiner was a third down converter.

[jubei]

Joiner was not a burner like Benjamin but he caught everything thrown his way.

[wu-dai clan]

I am older than dirt, so old enough to remember.

Joiner was tough and hyper competitive...one of my favorite Chargers ever.

[sonorajim]

I am older than dirt, so old enough to remember.

Joiner was tough and hyper competitive...one of my favorite Chargers ever.

Charlie was one of my all-time favorites also.

[powderblueboy]

IMO, Joiner was more like a better Benjamin...

Charlie Joiner is in the Hall-of-Fame.

[powderblueboy]

I am older than dirt, so old enough to remember.

Joiner was tough and hyper competitive...one of my favorite Chargers ever.

Then you remember wu-dai the Denver game on Monday football when the Chargers clinched the division. Joiner was beaten up in that game, but kept on going.
He would study which shoulder safeties would use to hit & run patterns over the middle directed towards the opposite shoulder.

[wu-dai clan]

Then you remember wu-dai the Denver game on Monday football when the Chargers clinched the division. Joiner was beaten up in that game, but kept on going.
He would study which shoulder safeties would use to hit & run patterns over the middle directed towards the opposite shoulder.

Oh yeah. Good stuff, pbb.

[La Costa Boy]

Charlie Joiner is in the Hall-of-Fame.

^^^THIS^^^^

A better Benjamin??? I have no words that would not be crude. Just wow.......

[La Costa Boy]

Then you remember wu-dai the Denver game on Monday football when the Chargers clinched the division. Joiner was beaten up in that game, but kept on going.
He would study which shoulder safeties would use to hit & run patterns over the middle directed towards the opposite shoulder.

If I remember that was the game that Gene Klein walked Charlie off the field with his arm around him. Much respect for #18.

[wu-dai clan]

If I remember that was the game that Gene Klein walked Charlie off the field with his arm around him. Much respect for #18.

Oh you like that do ya LCB ?

:woot:

[chargeroo]

If I remember that was the game that Gene Klein walked Charlie off the field with his arm around him. Much respect for #18.

We could have won a SB back then if we had an owner that wasn't so darn tight with the bucks.