The Chargers will play the Saints in London in a regular season NFL game in October, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported on Sunday. The newspaper said the October 26 contest could be formally announced in Glendale, Arizona, this week as part of the build-up to the Super Bowl next weekend. "We want to go," Chargers president Dean Spanos told the Union-Tribune. "I'm cautiously optimistic." According to the report, the Saints would be the 'home' team in London, sacrificing a game at the Superdome.

A sports marketing agent claims he spoke with Reggie Bush about developing a Web site before the Southern California tailback played his final game for the Trojans and won the Heisman. Ben Delanoy said he outlined plans in a phone call to Bush in early December of 2005. "I said, 'Listen, you're one of the biggest names out there. You could be making a lot of money through this thing. We'll get your jersey on sale there and autographed items, pretty much soup to nuts,' " Delanoy told Yahoo! Sports for a report published Thursday. Delanoy contended that David Caravantes, an agent and officer of New Era Sports and Entertainment, took part in the three-way call. Caravantes denied the conversation took place and said he had spoken with Bush only once.