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	JAKE HUMPHREY ON AMERICAN FOOTBALL It's amazing to think that it was 12 months ago that the New York Giants and the Miami Dolphins dropped in for a match at our national stadium on a clichéd wet and windy British evening. It was part of a mammoth road trip that ended in a dusty Arizona with the Giants emerging victorious against the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLII. Well this time it's the San Diego Chargers and the New Orleans Saints who will hope that Wembley can do for them what it did for Eli Manning and the boys a year ago. You see, both teams are looking for something to kickstart their season. They are inconsistent having won just three of their opening seven games. They are scoring well with the Chargers putting 138 points on the board by week four, but both need to improve their defence if they are to stand any chance of making the play-offs and eventually the Super Bowl itself. The players will look to draw some inspiration from the 'play-off' atmosphere that is generated by the well-educated and deserving British-based NFL fans. There are some big names on show. For the Chargers there's LaDainian Tomlinson, one of the best running backs in NFL history, and Philip Rivers, the quarterback who has guided his side to the play-offs in both of the last two seasons. Sadly the Saints will be without their star name, Reggie Bush, who is back in the States for work on an injured knee. But in Drew Brees they currently have the league's most prolific quarterback. As for the BBC team, well the consistent and hard working 'players' player' Mike Carlson will be in great form as always. The flair will come from the one and only Jerry Rice, the San Francisco 49ers' legendary wide receiver and one of the greatest players to ever grace the game. I'm keen to see if he's still got it with one of my legendary 15-yard Hail Mary's in the Wembley car park after the game! Enjoy your weekend, Jake Jake Humphrey presents BBC TV's coverage of the San Diego Chargers v New Orleans Saints on Sunday THIS WEEKEND ON BBC SPORT  All the TV and radio times AMERICAN FOOTBALL  bbc.co.uk/americanfootball Sunday New Orleans Saints v San Diego Chargers - live (1630-1900, BBC Two/online; 1900-2000, BBC Three/online; 1630-1900 BBC Radio 5 live sports extra); Highlights (0010-0040, BBC Two). The match will then be replayed on BBC iPlayer for one week. ALL TIMES ON SUNDAY GMT FOOTBALL  bbc.co.uk/football Saturday Football Focus (1210, BBC One/online); Premier League commentaries (1200, 1345 & 1500, BBC Radio 5 Live/online; 1730, BBC Radio 5 Live sports extra/online); Final Score (1430, BBC Red Button/online; 1630, BBC One/online); Championship commentaries (1500, BBC Radio 5 Live sports extra/online); Match of the Day (2200, BBC One/online). Sunday Match of the Day repeat (0755, BBC One/online); Premier League commentary (1330, 1520 & 1700, BBC Radio 5 Live/online; 1500, BBC Radio 5 Live sports extra/online); Match of the Day 2 (2200, BBC Two/online). ALL TIMES ON SUNDAY GMT RUGBY LEAGUE  bbc.co.uk/rugbyleague Saturday Rugby League World Cup: England v Papua New Guinea commentary (1000-1200, Radio 5 live sports extra); Highlights (1900-0000, BBC Red Button). Sunday Rugby League World Cup: Highlights - Scotland v France and Australia v New Zealand (1700-0559 Monday, BBC Red Button). ALL TIMES ON SUNDAY GMT OTHER SPORT  bbc.co.uk/othersport Saturday MotoGP: Valencia - qualifying (1245-1405, BBC Red Button/online); Horse racing: Aintree and Chepstow (1300-1420, BBC One/online); Rugby union: Anglo-Welsh Cup - Cardiff Blues v Leicester Tigers (1420-1630, BBC One/online). Sunday MotoGP: Valencia - 125cc and 250cc races (0945-1215, BBC Red Button/online); MotoGP: Valencia - race live (1230-1400, BBC Red Two/online); MotoGP: Valencia - MotoGP Extra (1400-1430, BBC Red Button/online); Horse racing: Aintree (1400-1530, BBC Two/online); Rugby union: Anglo-Welsh Cup - Ospreys v Worcester (1500-1700, BBC Red Button/online). ALL TIMES ON SUNDAY GMT ...AND ON THE WEBSITE THIS WEEK  bbc.co.uk/sport Sport Editors' Blog - NFL coverage  How to catch the Saints v Chargers on the BBC Quarterbacks battle in London  Brees and Rivers could decide Wembley result
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