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Hardwick Named Color Analyst for Chargers Radio


Nick Hardwick
Nick Hardwick

iHeartMedia San Diego, the flagship radio broadcaster for the San Diego Chargers Radio Network, has announced that Nick Hardwick will be the new color analyst for the Chargers Radio Network starting with the 2016-17 NFL Season. As part of the new Chargers broadcast team, Hardwick will join play-by-play announcer Josh Lewin in the broadcast booth. Mike Costa, co-host of the "Loose Cannons" on XTRA 1360 Fox Sports San Diego, will continue as sideline reporter.

"I'm so incredibly thankful and wildly excited for the opportunity to still be involved with the game I'm passionate about, and the team I love," said Hardwick. "I plan to bring the same work ethic, curiosity, energy, and own brand of humor to the Chargers Radio broadcast as I did to the football field for more than a decade. I look forward to learning from my partner, one of the best in the game, Josh Lewin, and growing into a professional color commentator."

Hardwick, a third-round choice in 2004 out of Purdue, spent 11 seasons as the San Diego Chargers' center from 2004-2014. During his career, he was considered the anchor for a dynamic offensive line, developed into a fan favorite and was selected to the Pro Bowl in 2006.

"Josh and Nick will make a terrific broadcast team," added iHeartMedia San Diego/Riverside Region President Melissa Forrest. "Josh is one of the premiere play-by-play broadcasters in the business, and Nick is a respected former player, Chargers favorite and possesses intimate game-day knowledge. I am sure our fans will love this new combo."

Lewin joined the San Diego Chargers radio play-by-play team in July, 2005. Lewin also serves a play-by-play announcer for the New York Mets. In addition, he has worked as play-by-play announcer for the NFL on FOX and NFL games on SportsUSA/Jones Radio.

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