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Chargers Reporter for @sportingtrib 🎙: Compas on the Beat. Once told by Deion Sanders my genetics are off the chain. Email: fjramirezblair@gmail.com
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‘Unc’ Gets His Day: Chargers safety Tony Jefferson Honored by Chula Vista Original

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By Fernando Ramirez Verified
| The Sporting Tribune Verified
“When you get recognition like that, you gotta uphold your name and who you are, your character,” Jefferson said. “’It’s just another role I believe that I want to keep ascending on that day. I want to make sure that I'm doing something on that day that's still giving back.” It was moments before Jefferson began his annual football camp, which he started before the pandemic and has continued to grow each year.
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By Fernando Ramirez Verified
| The Sporting Tribune Verified
Fernando Ramirez has covered the Chargers since 2017 for Sports Illustrated and NBC and has also covered Notre Dame football for the South Bend Tribune.
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With a Heavy Heart, Justin Eboigbe Delivers Career Game for Chargers

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By Fernando Ramirez Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Last Sunday, Chargers defensive lineman Justin Eboigbe walked off the field feeling like he had played the worst game of his young NFL career. He didn’t record a single tackle, pressure, or stat. “I felt like I played my worst game this past game and the news I got even worse,” he admitted. Advertisement The Chargers went on to lose 38-24 to the Indianapolis Colts, with the defense managing just five quarterback hits and one sack. It was an ugly performance in all phases.
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