The tragedies of the 1994 Chargers  Eight players have died from
that team, all under the age of 45  Updated: May 8, 2012, 3:34
PM ET By Elizabeth Merrill |  Had the sky not opened up over the
mountains and taken him, maybe Doug Miller would've spent the
past week trying to connect with everyone. Miller was always the
guy, even before cell phones and emails, who tried to keep in
touch with his teammates.  Handsome and free-spirited, he rode
around on his Harley-Davidson, his chiselled biceps protruding
from his biker vest. Miller was appreciative and conscientious.
He once was dispatched to make an appearance at birthday party
for an older gentleman who was a San Diego Chargers fan. He
stayed for the whole party, talked with everybody, and sent the
guy a birthday card every year.  Miller lockered next to Junior
Seau, who taught him how to be a pro. Seau wore jersey No. 55;
Miller No. 54. They were linebackers, which was about the only
thing they had in common. Miller would never be a Southern
California god l