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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-06 · 84 entries checked · 69 flagged · 176 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 176 still open
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum — The 'Original Tenure' for the Chargers should be 1960 only, not 1960–1961.
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum — The field runs north-south with the press box on the west side, not east-west with the press box on the south side.
Qualcomm Stadium — The stadium closed in 2017 is misleading; it remained open for other events (e.g., Aztecs football) through 2019.
Qualcomm Stadium — The claim that the stadium had the first full-color outdoor scoreboard is false; the first was at Dodger Stadium in 1977.
Chargers Cheerleaders — The squad was founded in 1976, not 1990.
Chargers Cheerleaders — The squad was disbanded in 2021, not 2017.
Bolts Nation — The 2017 relocation was a return to Los Angeles, not merely a return to Southern California, as the Chargers had previously played in Los Angeles in 1960 before moving to San Diego in 1961.
Bolts Nation — The Chargers did not settle into SoFi Stadium in 2017; they played at StubHub Center (now Dignity Health Sports Park) from 2017 to 2019 before moving to SoFi Stadium in 2020.
San Diego Stadium — The stadium hosted Super Bowl XXII (1988), XXXII (1998), and XXXVII (2003), but the entry lists Super Bowl XVIII and XXII in the STATS section; Super Bowl XVIII was played at Tampa Stadium, not San Diego Stadium.
San Diego Stadium — The entry claims the stadium was temporarily renamed 'Snapdragon Stadium' for 10 days in December 2011 as a marketing tie-in; it was actually renamed for a single day on December 4, 2011.
Yellow and Blue — The team relocated from San Diego back to Los Angeles in 2017 after spending over 50 years in Southern California's east coast: San Diego is on the west coast, not the east coast.
Los Angeles Era — Don Coryell's 'Air Coryell' offense was developed during his tenure with the San Diego Chargers, not the Los Angeles Chargers.
Barron Hilton Ownership Era — The entry states the Chargers moved to San Diego's Balboa Stadium in January 1961, but the move occurred before the 1961 season, not in January.
Barron Hilton Ownership Era — The entry says the Chargers played all home games at Balboa Stadium in 1961, but they also played some home games at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum that year.
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