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What Happened to Qualcomm Stadium? ABANDONED?

The San Diego sports world was flipped upside down when the Chargers announced they would be moving to Los Angeles in 2016 after spending 15 years trying to get a new stadium built. San Diego/Jack Murphy/Qualcomm/SDCCU Stadium served as their home for almost 90% of their home games throughout their franchise history, and was host to countless other events throughout its own life. Events include Super Bowl 22, Super Bowl 32, Super Bowl 37, Supercross Championships, MotoX Championships, and concerts like The Who, The Rolling Stones, One Direction, and Coldplay. After more than 50 years of continuous use, officials had reached the conclusion that the stadium was at the end of its life, and redevelopment planning began. Join me in Modern Ruins Episode 7 as we recap the ENTIRE history of the Q and discover what the future holds for the site. Corrections in order they appear in the video: 1. While Mission Valley is outside DOWNTOWN San Diego it is still inside San Diego city limits. 2. Charles Bidwell died in 1947 (Lamar Hunt was 15). Hunt and the investors were dealing with Bidwell's widow Violet and her new husband Walter Wolfman who were needing cash to relocate the team. 3. DEAN Spanos, not Dan. 4. Chiefs beat the Chargers in the latter's final game at Qualcomm, not vis versa. What Happened to Qualcomm Stadium? ABANDONED?