Los Angeles Chargers football news: LA Daily News

11 December 2024

• Chargers review: Last-second loss to Chiefs doesn’t hinder playoff chase
  The Chargers have an 89% probability of advancing to the postseason as a wild-card team, and only two of their final four regular-season opponents have winning records (Tampa Bay and Denver).
• Chargers lose to Chiefs on last-second, bank-shot field goal
  Justin Herbert and the Chargers' offense could only watch as Matthew Wright kicked a 31-yard field goal that caromed off the left upright and in as time expired in a 19-17 defeat.
• How big is the Chargers’ clash with the Chiefs? Read Jim Harbaugh’s lips
  Coach's brevity underscores the importance of the Chargers hitting the road and looking to end a six-game skid versus the two-time defending Super Bowl champs.
• Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs: Who has the edge?
  What's at stake, injuries, who's better, matchup to watch, TV info, fantasy sleeper, prediction and what the Chargers need to do Sunday evening on the road.
• Chargers’ worries about Chiefs showdown include crowd noise
  This season, the two-time defending Super Bowl champion Chiefs are 6-0 at home, 11-1 overall and No. 1 in the AFC, and their fan base is as vocal as ever.
• Chargers’ offense has ‘a lot to clean up’ going into showdown with Chiefs
  Lackluster results in a victory over the Falcons last weekend can’t be blamed on injuries, as was the case in the Chargers’ Week 4 loss to Kansas City.
• Chargers rookie Tarheeb Still honored after ‘monster game’ vs. Falcons
  Still is named the AFC Defensive Player of the Week after intercepting Atlanta quarterback Kirk Cousins twice on Sunday, returning one 61 yards for a third-quarter touchdown that proved to be the winning score.
• Chargers review: Improved offense key to Sunday night showdown with Chiefs
  “Yeah, there were times that we weren't at our best offensively,” Coach Jim Harbaugh said after Sunday's win over the Falcons.
• Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh blames himself for botched fake punt against Falcons
  The Chargers overcome five sacks, a fumble deep in their own territory and the failed special teams trickery in their 17-13 victory. “We didn’t exactly run it the way we practiced it,” Harbaugh he says.
• Chargers’ defense comes up big in comeback victory over Falcons
  Tarheeb Still has two of the team’s four interceptions, returning one 61 yards for a touchdown, and Ladd McConkey sets a team rookie receiving record in a 17-13 win.