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The action on the field the first day of Chargers training camp Friday paled in comparison to what was happening on the phones of the front office.

SAN DIEGO (AP) -- The San Diego Chargers didn't have perfect attendance Friday for their first two full-squad practices of training camp.

Norv Turner and Philip Rivers expressed excitement about the talent at the first full practice of training camp and remain pleased with the continuity.

The quarterback position has been a leading reason for the team’s success as Philip Rivers ascends to the top of the NFL passing charts and Billy Volek remains one of the best backups in the league.

Sides talking. Deal expected to get done "pretty fast."

San Diego’s star tight end called his new contract flattering and said he can’t picture himself playing for any team but the Chargers.

At least a little suspense permeates every training camp, and there seems to always be a September surprise.

The offensive line survived a year fraught with injuries. Lined with confidence from their continued success, the group is deeper than before the disruption.

Linebacker not looking for long-term contract or a raise; he wants stability.

Fifth-round pick and defensive tackle Cam Thomas will answer questions from fans this week. Be sure to submit yours today.

Antonio Gates agreed to a $36.175 million, five-year contract extension with the Chargers, making him the NFL's highest- paid tight end.

Brandyn Dombrowski knows that one never knows. But at least going into this training camp, he knows. For now. Sort of.

Versatile veteran Ryon Bingham, healthy after a torn triceps sidelined him last year, hopes to reclaim his place as an important contributor.

Some young players have set stage for a big month.

He is one of 30 unsigned first rounders. When will the movement begin?