The chargers mean everything to me. They mean my life, my hopes, my dreams. I’ve never been more drawn to anything ever as much as I have the Chargers. They bring me hope and motivation every single Sunday. Even when we get blown out, this team still means everything to me. I will never betray this team. Since I was born, I have been rocking the bolt. I am from San Diego, and I can tell you from my own experience that every single Chargers fan loves every player, every staff member, the energy, but most importantly the beautiful culture this team shares. It is truly special. Side note: This app is very cool, 5/5 stars, love the energy.

I think the app provides everything Charger fans want to know about the team. It also has some cool interviews with players and coaches to keep us fans tuned in. The app helps bridge the gap for fans and the team as a whole. The only thing is the Chargers app is usually much slower than ESPN or The NFL app when it comes to putting out information on resigned players, free agents, anything really about the team that is developing or just happened. I can usually find it other places a lot faster.

1. We need to draft/ sign a stud right tackle. Storm cannot handle the good pass rushers as demonstrated last night. 2. Draft/sign a all purpose back/slot guy to complement Ekeler. 3. Don’t let our current quality players walk because management is trying to save money (read cheapskate). 4. Try to not shoot yourselves in the foot next season. E.g. games against Cowboys, Texans. Great teams take care of business against teams they should beat, and are super competitive against other elite teams.

Going back to the days of John Hadle, the Chargers have always been a link to fond memories of my dad and I enjoying some father and son together. Now that he is past on, the “Boltz” serves as a great reminder of how truly wonderful a man he was.Your outreach to the local fan base can only grow the Charger family and along with charitable functions like the one with Antonio Gates and Ladanian Tonkin which saw some 180 bikes donated to needy kind in the community goes a long way. Bolt On!!!!!!