The Patriots on Monday re-signed 12-time Pro Bowl linebacker Junior Seau. Terms were not disclosed. Seau, 38, signed a one-year contract with the Patriots last August - four days after he announced his retirement as a member of the Chargers in an emotional speech in which he said he was "graduating." Lured to New England by coach Bill Belichick in hopes of winning a Super Bowl, Seau played well for the Patriots before missing the final five games with a broken right forearm. He ranked fifth on the team with 69 tackles.

Chargers' linebacker Shaun Phillips was a guest on ESPN's 'Jim Rome is Burning' with guest host Doug Gottlieb. "I have a personal grudge against the Patriots and I'm not ashamed to say it," said Philips in reference to their playoff game where New England mocked San Diego's celebratory dances. Philips is excited to face New England again this season. "I already circled it on my schedule, so it's going to be on."

Pam Anderson and her San Diego Charger boyfriend, David Binn, took in the cultural sights of St. Petersburg, Russia with visits to the Hermitage Museum and ballet at the Mariinsky Theatre. "He's exactly how I wanted my man to be," Pam told OK!, which discreetly followed them to Russia with a reporter and photographer. "He's very strong and very calm. I am such a crazy person, and with Dave, I can relax."

Former San Diego Chargers linebacker Steve Foley pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of driving with a blood-alcohol level above the state's legal limit the night he was followed and shot by an off-duty police officer. Foley was sentenced by Judge Charles Rogers to five years probation and ordered to submit to alcohol testing if requested by authorities. He also was ordered to pay a $1,756 fine and appear at a public event for Mothers Against Drunk Driving. A related charge of driving under the influence was dropped, prosecutor James Koerber said.

Keyshawn Johnson's agent expressed his client's interest in playing for the Chargers in a phone call to the team on Wednesday, sources said. Sources also said the Chargers told agent Jerome Stanley they are not interested in Johnson. Johnson was released Monday by the Carolina Panthers.

General Manager A.J. Smith decided Monday to notify the everyone in the NFL that Michael Turner is off the market. ?That's it,? Smith said. ?It's over . . . I didn't want to be fooling around with this until October.? The Chargers called Turner's agent Monday morning and also informed the teams they knew were still interested in the running back that under no circumstances would Turner be traded. ?Even if you have a guy blow out a knee in training camp, don't call,? Smith said.