Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers

[thesportsguru11]

Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers

Oh no...

What a sour pre-retirement gift for Rivers. Confident Ponder can keep this ship afloat though. I can't imagine this hurts your S.B. chances too much.

[weddlesbeard]

Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers

Oh no...

What a sour pre-retirement gift for Rivers. Confident Ponder can keep this ship afloat though. I can't imagine this hurts your S.B. chances too much.

I agree; I don't think it'll hurt too much but it sucks this happened during the tough part of my schedule. Good chance to get some reps with Ponder when they count. If I can get to by Week 7 bye at 4-2 or even 3-3, I expect Rivers will be back afterwards and I have full confidence I can still win the division.

[weddlesbeard]

Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers

Chapter One (2018): Week 2

The Indianapolis Colts lost their star quarterback for the season to a torn ACL.

Around the NFL
Week 2

NFL Scoreboard: Week 2

Thursday's Games

Jets 24 at Chiefs 17

Sunday's Games

Lions 20 at Bears 27

Bengals 7 at Buccaneers 26

Ravens 30 at Falcons 12

Jaguars 13 at Titans 41

Saints 26 at Steelers 23

Panthers 0 at Browns 21

Texans 16 at Colts 30

Dolphins 31 at Bills 26

Broncos 31 at Raiders 34

Seahawks 7 at Cardinals 41

Chargers 16 at 49ers 20

Packers 24 at Patriots 3

Redskins 31 at Giants 24

Vikings 36 at Cowboys 43

Monday's Games

Eagles 30 at Rams 10

NFL Standings - Updated: Sep 18, 2018
NFC EAST	W	L	T
Cowboys	2	0	0
Eagles	1	1	0
Redskins	1	1	0
Giants	1	1	0
NFC NORTH	W	L	T
Packers	2	0	0
Bears	2	0	0
Vikings	1	1	0
Lions	0	2	0
NFC SOUTH	W	L	T
Saints	2	0	0
Buccaneers	1	1	0
Falcons	0	2	0
Panthers	0	2	0
NFC WEST	W	L	T
49ers	2	0	0
Cardinals	1	1	0
Rams	1	1	0
Seahawks	0	2	0
AFC EAST	W	L	T
Jets	1	1	0
Dolphins	1	1	0
Patriots	0	2	0
Bills	0	2	0
AFC NORTH	W	L	T
Ravens	2	0	0
Steelers	1	1	0
Bengals	1	1	0
Browns	1	1	0
AFC SOUTH	W	L	T
Titans	2	0	0
Colts	2	0	0
Texans	1	1	0
Jaguars	0	2	0
AFC WEST	W	L	T
Raiders	2	0	0
Chargers	1	1	0
Broncos	0	2	0
Chiefs	0	2	0

NFL Top Ten: Week 2
RK (LW)	Team	Record	Comments
1 (2)	San Francisco 49ers	2-0	You have to beat the best to be the best, and the 49ers seem fixated on getting back to the Superbowl.
2 (3)	Tennessee Titans	2-0	The Titans' offense is clicking on all cylinders ahead of Monday's crucial game vs. Indy.
3 (1)	Los Angeles Chargers	1-1	Can't be overly disappointed in a loss at San Francisco, but Rivers' injury might cause the defending champs to slide more in coming weeks.
4 (4)	Green Bay Packers	2-0	An easy schedule so far, but the Pack are taking care of business.
5 (7)	New Orleans Saints	2-0	Drew Brees and the Saints spoiled Peyton Manning's Heinz field debut, earning the jump into the top 5.
6 (4)	Pittsburgh Steelers	1-1	Still a few kinks to work out but even with a 42-year old Manning, this team should be in the mix come January.
7 (-)	Indianapolis Colts	2-0	Their defense has been much better, but will now face all the pressure with Luck done for the season.
8 (9)	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	1-1	A big bounce back win by the Bucs over the seemingly helpless Bengals.
9 (10)	Baltimore Ravens	2-0	They may not be considered elite yet, but the Ravens seem to be back after a few years of mediocrity.
10 (-)	Dallas Cowboys	2-0	The offense in the Big D has been clicking through two weeks, propelling the surprising Cowboys atop the NFC East.

[weddlesbeard]

Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers

Matchup Preview *|* September 23, 2018
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Los Angeles Chargers (1-1, 0-1 Away)		Seattle Seahawks (0-2, 0-0 Home)
Offensive Stats Comparison 327.0 (23rd) Total Offensive Yards 307.0 (25th) 216.0 (23rd) Passing Yards 246.5 (13th) 111.0 (T-10th) Rushing Yards 60.5 (30th) 22.0 (T-17th) Points Per Game 8.0 (31st) Defensive Stats Comparison 344.0 (14th) Total Yards Allowed 359.0 (16th) 239.0 (15th) Passing Yards Allowed 245.5 (17th) 105.0 (15th) Rushing Yards Allowed 113.5 (T-19th) 18.0 (8th) Points Per Game 37.5 (32nd) Injury Report QB P. Rivers - Out (Foot) DT A. Spence - Doubtful (Torn bicep) RB R. Haynes - Out (Broken collarbone) CB L. Landrum - Out (Ankle) Game Notes Is there a worse way to get your first career start than in Seattle for the home-opener? That exact situation lies ahead of Glenn Ponder who gets the start in place of the injured Philip Rivers to take on the Seahawks and the 12th man. The 'Hawks have struggled early this season, especially with turnovers, but look to get things back on track against the defending champions.

[weddlesbeard]

Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers

Chapter One (2018): Week 3

Richard Sherman beats rookie Justice Carter to the ball, creating Seattle's sixth take-away and putting the nail in Chargers' coffin.

Time to panic?
Ponder struggles and injuries pile up as Bolts lose second straight

AP - The Los Angeles Chargers turned the ball over six times, falling 30-22 to the Seahawks in Seattle. Glenn Ponder, in his first career start, threw five interceptions, overshadowing a three-touchdown performance.

More worrisome for the Chargers, however, is the injuries accumulating on offense. Already without veteran quarterback Philip Rivers, the Chargers lost two more pieces to their offense on Sunday. Star receiver Keenan Allen hurt himself on a touchdown catch in the first quarter. Early reports indicate that Allen aggravated an abdominal injury that kept him out for a month late last season. Later in the half, starting slot receiver Kam Agurs left the game with a shoulder injury after taking a hit over the middle of the field.

Things got off to an awful start for the Chargers when Eddie Lacy fumbled on the first snap of the game, leading to a Seattle touchdown. The Bolts did respond with an impressive 17-play drive that ended in bittersweet fashion: Allen's touchdown and injury.

And things just got worse from there. Ponder threw back-to-back picks on the next two drives. The latter came in the redzone, taking points off the board for the Bolts. Both interceptions led to Seattle points and a 17-7 lead.

In the third quarter, down 24-14, Ponder threw another redzone interception, which seemed to ice the game. Though the Chargers kept fighting until the end, they never fully recovered. Ponder's fourth and fifth interception in the fourth quarter sealed the deal, although the Chargers would later add a last-second touchdown.

Across from the disaster for Ponder and the Chargers was a brilliant game for Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson. Wilson, who had thrown eight interceptions through the Hawks' first two games, did not turn the ball over once, completed 80% of his throws and threw two touchdowns. Receiver Jermaine Kearse was Wilson's go-to receiver all game, catching 163 yards and a score.

The Chargers now finish their tough start to the season at 1-2. Though the team is struggling and has suffered several early injuries, three straight games in the division will give them a chance to get their season and title defense back on track before it spirals completely out of control.

Los Angeles Chargers at Seattle Seahawks
Sep 23, 2018	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	OT	SCORE
Los Angeles Chargers (1-2)	7	7	0	8	-	22
Seattle Seahawks (1-2)	7	10	7	6	-	30

Team Stats Comparison
	LA	SEA
Total Offense	401	341
Rushing Yards	124	108
Passing Yards	277	233
First Downs	18	15
Punt Return Yards	34	9
Kick Return Yards	109	25
Total Yards	544	375
Turnovers	6	0
3rd Down Converstion	7/13	5/16
4th Down Conversion	1/1	0/0
2-Point Conversion	1/1	0/0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	2-0	1-2
Penalties	4-38	2-20
Posession Time	28:03	31:57

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		LA	SEA
12:11	(SEA) M. Lynch 1 yard run (G. Gano kick)	0	7
1:51	(LA) K. Allen 7 yard pass from G. Ponder (H. Ryan kick)	7	7
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		LA	SEA
11:19	(SEA) G. Gano 33 yard field goal	7	10
5:19	(SEA) B. Gibson 24 yard pass from R. Wilson (G. Gano kick)	7	17
0:54	(LA) R. Nixon 16 yard pass from G. Ponder (H. Ryan kick)	14	17
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		LA	SEA
11:13	(SEA) J. Kearse 34 yard pass from R. Wilson (G. Gano kick)	14	24
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		LA	SEA
6:31	(SEA) G. Gano 40 yard field goal	14	27
1:51	(SEA) G. Gano 24 yard field goal	14	30
0:05	(LA) D. Mason 51 yard pas from G. Ponder (2 pt. convert)	22	30

Los Angeles Chargers PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Glenn Ponder 20/36 277 3 5 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Eddie Lacy 14 77 5.5 0 Darrick Gonzalez (R) 8 33 4.1 0 Cecil Faulk 4 14 3.5 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Ladarius Green 5 75 15.0 0 DeAndre Mason 1 51 51.0 1 Darrick Gonzalez (R) 2 36 18.0 0 Justice Carter 2 21 10.5 0 Kameron Agurs 2 20 10.0 0 Keenan Allen 3 18 6.0 1 Ronel Nixon (R) 1 16 16.0 1 Jacoby Trammell 1 10 10.0 0 Eddie Lacy 1 9 9.0 0 Cecil Faulk 1 8 8.0 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Donald Butler 10 0.0 0 0 Melvin Ingram 9 2.0 0 0 Kendall Reyes 5 3.0 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LONG Henry Ryan 0/0 2/2 2 -

Seattle Seahawks PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Russell Wilson 21/25 262 2 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Marshawn Lynch 21 74 3.5 1 Joseph Randle 6 28 4.7 0 Russell Wilson 3 6 2.0 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Jermaine Kearse 7 163 23.3 1 Zach Miller 5 33 6.6 0 Hakeem Nicks 3 31 10.3 0 Brandon Gibson 1 24 24.0 1 Marshawn Lynch 4 7 1.8 0 Derrick Coleman 1 4 4.0 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Bobby Wagner 11 0.0 0 0 Kam Chancellor 7 0.0 2 0 Malcolm Smith 5 0.0 1 0 Richard Sherman 2 0.0 1 0 Sexton Thornton (R) 1 0.0 1 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LONG Graham Gano 3/3 3/3 12 40

Los Angeles Chargers 2018 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Sep 6	vs Denver Broncos (TNF)	Won, 28-16
Sep 16	at San Francisco 49ers	Lost, 20-16
Sep 23	at Seattle Seahawks	Lost, 30-22
Sep 27	vs Oakland Raiders (TNF)
Oct 8	vs Kansas City Chiefs (MNF)
Oct 14	at Oakland Raiders
Oct 21	vs Bye Week
Oct 28	at Baltimore Ravens
Nov 4	vs New England Patriots
Nov 12	at Cleveland Browns (MNF)
Nov 18	vs St. Louis Rams
Nov 25	at Kansas City Chiefs
Dec 2	vs Pittsburgh Steelers
Dec 9	vs Arizona Cardinals
Dec 16	vs Cincinnati Bengals
Dec 23	at Tennessee Titans
Dec 30	at Denver Broncos

[weddlesbeard]

Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers

[weddlesbeard]

Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers

Chapter One (2018): Week 3

37-year old Wes Welker is seeing a resurgence with the Bills. He won AFC Offensive Player of the Week with a 200-yard performance against his former team in New England and sits second in the NFL with 348 receiving yards.

Around the NFL
Week 3

NFL Scoreboard: Week 3

Thursday's Games

Bengals 27 at Ravens 37

Sunday's Games

Eagles 23 at Redskins 16

Falcons 17 at Buccaneers 27

Steelers 26 at Dolphins 30

Saints 40 at Panthers 3

Lions 13 at Packers 30

Cardinals 20 at Rams 23

Giants 31 at Cowboys 48

Texans 25 at Jaguars 20

Patriots 16 at Bills 30

Chiefs 21 at Raiders 31

Chargers 22 at Seahawks 30

49ers 35 at Vikings 38

Bears 45 at Jets 24

Browns 34 at Broncos 13

Monday's Games

Colts 13 at Titans 37

NFL Standings - Updated: Sep 25, 2018
NFC EAST	W	L	T
Cowboys	3	0	0
Eagles	2	1	0
Redskins	1	2	0
Giants	1	2	0
NFC NORTH	W	L	T
Packers	3	0	0
Bears	3	0	0
Vikings	2	1	0
Lions	0	3	0
NFC SOUTH	W	L	T
Saints	3	0	0
Buccaneers	2	1	0
Falcons	0	3	0
Panthers	0	3	0
NFC WEST	W	L	T
49ers	2	1	0
Rams	2	1	0
Cardinals	1	2	0
Seahawks	1	2	0
AFC EAST	W	L	T
Dolphins	2	1	0
Jets	1	2	0
Bills	1	2	0
Patriots	0	3	0
AFC NORTH	W	L	T
Ravens	3	0	0
Browns	2	1	0
Steelers	1	2	0
Bengals	1	2	0
AFC SOUTH	W	L	T
Titans	3	0	0
Texans	2	1	0
Colts	2	1	0
Jaguars	0	3	0
AFC WEST	W	L	T
Raiders	3	0	0
Chargers	1	2	0
Chiefs	0	3	0
Broncos	0	3	0

NFL Top Ten: Week 3
RK (LW)	Team	Record	Comments
1 (2)	Tennessee Titans	3-0	Both Shane Vereen and Lance Dunbar are on pace for 1,000 rushing seasons.
2 (1)	San Francisco 49ers	2-1	Lost a tough one in Minnesota, but the 49ers still look like the team to beat in the NFC.
3 (4)	Green Bay Packers	3-0	The Pack get their first test of the season next week against the 2-1 Dolphins.
4 (5)	New Orleans Saints	3-0	Arian Foster and sophomore LaQuon McElroy give Brees the best running game he's ever had.
5 (9)	Baltimore Ravens	3-0	The Ravens are putting a statement on the fact that their struggles are over and the AFC North is theirs.
6 (8)	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	2-1	The Falcons and Panthers look inept through three weeks, but the race between the Bucs and Saints for the NFC South will be a good one.
7 (10)	Dallas Cowboys	3-0	Quarterback Lewis Maxwell is the early favorite for OROY, leading the league's top scoring offense so far.
8 (-)	Minnesota Vikings	2-1	A big win over the favored 49ers has the Vikings in the thick of things in the competitive NFC North.
9 (-)	Chicago Bears	3-0	One of the surprising unbeaten teams, largely thanks to Brock Osweiler
10 (-)	Oakland Raiders	3-0	The other surprising unbeaten team who suddenly have a 2-game lead in the AFC West.

[weddlesbeard]

Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers

Matchup Preview *|* September 27, 2018
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Oakland Raiders (3-0, 0-0 Away)		Los Angeles Chargers (1-2, 1-0 Home)
Offensive Stats Comparison 358.3 (16th) Total Offensive Yards 351.6 (19th) 275.3 (9th) Passing Yards 236.3 (18th) 83.0 (22nd) Rushing Yards 115.3 (11th) 31.3 (4th) Points Per Game 22.0 (T-17th) Defensive Stats Comparison 447.3 (32nd) Total Yards Allowed 343.0 (14th) 334.0 (32nd) Passing Yards Allowed 237.0 (13th) 113.3 (20th) Rushing Yards Allowed 106.0 (T-15th) 26.0 (20th) Points Per Game 22.0 (T-11th) Injury Report DE C.Long - Questionable; Thumb RB R.Haynes - Questionable; Broken Collarbone LT A.Espinosa - IR; Knee QB P.Rivers - Out (2-3 weeks); Foot WR K.Allen - Out (4-6 weeks); Abdominal WR K.Agurs - Out (6-8 weeks); Broken collarbone Game Notes The suddenly struggling and hurt Chargers return home after a brutal 2-game road trip to take on the surprising AFC West-leading Oakland Raiders. While the Chargers road trip saw them lose two games, their starting quarterback and two of their top three receivers, they will have every chance to get back in the division race with three straight games against AFC West opponents include two against the Raiders. For Oakland, they have stayed unbeaten in 2018 despite the league's worst defense. They hope facing a beat-up L.A. offense will help the unit get on track.

[djp73]

Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers

Peyton Manning comes out of retirement; signs with Steelers

well that's interesting...

[johnstone1987]

Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers

Damn man tough start to the SB defending season losing Rivers and Allen. Then poor Ponder throwing 5 picks to the LoB lol. Tough start. 1-2 aint bad it's not terrible.


But now you gotta look at Ponder this way, sure he threw 5 picks but he also made it rain for almost 300 yards and 3 TDs IN SEATTLE.

See if you can work with him to give him time in the pocket and experience cause if all else fails you still got Yates on the bench..

[DrGravyBoat]

Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers

Ponder is playing like the other Ponder we know...

Good luck in your quest for that repeat, silently followed the first one, hopefully you'll hear from me more often on this thread.

[weddlesbeard]

Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers

Damn man tough start to the SB defending season losing Rivers and Allen. Then poor Ponder throwing 5 picks to the LoB lol. Tough start. 1-2 aint bad it's not terrible.


But now you gotta look at Ponder this way, sure he threw 5 picks but he also made it rain for almost 300 yards and 3 TDs IN SEATTLE.

See if you can work with him to give him time in the pocket and experience cause if all else fails you still got Yates on the bench..

That is very true. Part of the problem too was that I got behind early and stopped running the ball as much. My offense game plan is really meant to be balanced and work the play action as much as possible, so when I got behind plus with the less talent at QB and WR after the injuries plus versus the LoB, it was a recipe for disaster.

Ponder is playing like the other Ponder we know...

Good luck in your quest for that repeat, silently followed the first one, hopefully you'll hear from me more often on this thread.

Lol, when I drafted him, I'd hope he would end up like his namesake...

Thanks for checking in and for the follow though.

[johnstone1987]

Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers

True true. Ponder just needs some more games,

[weddlesbeard]

Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers

Chapter One (2018): Week 4

Eddie Lacy breaks into the endzone for his second touchdown of the night to seal the Chargers' victory.

Bouncing back
Chargers end skid with tough old-time victory over Raiders

AP - If you're the L.A. Chargers and you've lost two straight games, are missing your starting quarterback and two starting receivers and you're coming off a game in which your backup quarterback threw five interceptions, what do you do? You get back to what you do best: run the ball, play defense and control the tempo. That formula was executed perfectly as the Chargers handed the Oakland Raiders their first loss of the season in convincing fashion, winning 33-7.

The Bolts' game-plan was clear from the opening snaps: they began the game with six straight runs. Eddie Lacy carried the ball a season-high 27 times for his first 100-yard game of the year. Overall, the Chargers ran the ball an astonishing 43 times.

On defense, the Chargers executed equally well. While they gave up some early big runs and a touchdown on Oakland's first drive, the Chargers' defense settled down and snuffed out anything the Raiders tried to muster. Most impressively, they completely blanketed the Raiders' dynamic receiving trio of Brandon Marshall, Percy Harvin and Julian Edelman. The Chargers held the Raiders passing game to only 39 yards all game. In total, the Raiders had only eight first downs and 133 yards with half of those first downs and more than half of the yardage coming on their opening drive.

After Oakland's early touchdown put them up 7-3, the Chargers responded with a long grinding drive that forever put the game in their control. Glenn Ponder, who fared much better in his second start since Philip Rivers' injury, engineered a 14-play drive that culminated in Lacy's first touchdown of the game.

The Chargers never looked back.

In the third quarter, up 13-3, they forced a Raiders' fumble on the third play of the half and took ownership of the ball. Of five possessions, they scored on four, and ate up nearly 22 minutes of clock in the half.

Though they are still dealing with significant injuries and only just clawed back to .500, the win is encouraging for the Chargers, as they have now pulled back within one game of the division-leading Raiders. The two teams will meet again in Oakland in two weeks.

Oakland Raiders at L.A. Chargers
Sep 27, 2018	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	OT	SCORE
Oakland Raiders (3-1)	7	0	0	0	-	7
L.A. Chargers (2-2)	3	10	10	10	-	33

Team Stats Comparison
	OAK	LA
Total Offense	133	332
Rushing Yards	94	191
Passing Yards	39	141
First Downs	8	20
Punt Return Yards	10	96
Kick Return Yards	76	32
Total Yards	219	460
Turnovers	1	0
3rd Down Converstion	4/12	6/13
4th Down Conversion	0/0	2/2
2-Point Conversion	0/0	0/0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	1-0	2-3
Penalties	3-25	1-10
Posession Time	22:21	37:39

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		OAK	LA
7:20	(LA) H. Ryan 41 yard field goal	0	3
1:17	(OAK) M. Leshoure 2 yard run (R. Succop kick)	7	3
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		OAK	LA
8:53	(LA) E. Lacy 1 yard run (H. Ryan kick)	7	10
0:45	(LA) H. Ryan 42 yard field goal	7	13
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		OAK	LA
11:27	(LA) H. Ryan 22 yard field goal	7	16
1:40	(LA) J. Carter 32 yard pass from G. Ponder (H. Ryan kick)	7	23
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		OAK	LA
9:50	(LA) H. Ryan 24 yard field goal	7	26
2:35	(LA) E. Lacy 4 yard run (H. Ryan kick)	7	33

Oakland Raiders PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Cade Mays 10/17 51 0 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Danny Woodhead 20 80 4.0 0 Mikel Leshoure 3 14 4.7 1 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Julian Edelman 2 23 11.5 0 Percy Harvin 1 15 15.0 0 Brandon Marshall 2 9 4.5 0 Terrance Williams 1 6 6.0 0 Marcel Reece 2 1 0.5 0 Danny Woodhead 2 -3 -1.5 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Khalil Mack 12 2.0 0 0 Ryan Shazier 10 0.0 0 0 Vontaze Burfict 9 0.0 0 0 Tyvon Branch 8 0.0 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LONG Ryan Succop 0/0 1/1 1 -

L.A. Chargers PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Glenn Ponder 15/22 166 1 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Eddie Lacy 27 110 4.1 2 Cecil Faulk 10 68 6.8 0 Darrick Gonzalez (R) 6 15 2.5 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Justice Carter (R) 3 69 23.0 1 Cecil Shorts III 3 36 12.0 0 DeAndre Mason 1 27 27.0 0 Monte Landry 2 17 8.5 0 Ladarius Green 3 15 5.0 0 Eddie Lacy 2 7 3.5 0 Darrick Gonzalez (R) 1 -5 -5.0 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Josh Bush 7 0.0 0 0 Melvin Ingram 5 1.0 0 0 Kendall Reyes 2 1.0 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LONG Henry Ryan 4/4 3/3 15 42

San Diego Chargers 2016 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Sep 6	vs Denver Broncos (TNF)	Won, 28-16
Sep 16	at San Francisco 49ers	Lost, 20-16
Sep 23	at Seattle Seahawks	Lost, 30-22
Sep 27	vs Oakland Raiders (TNF)	Won, 33-7
Oct 8	vs Kansas City Chiefs (MNF)
Oct 14	at Oakland Raiders
Oct 21	vs Bye Week
Oct 28	at Baltimore Ravens
Nov 4	vs New England Patriots
Nov 12	at Cleveland Browns (MNF)
Nov 18	vs St. Louis Rams
Nov 25	at Kansas City Chiefs
Dec 2	vs Pittsburgh Steelers
Dec 9	vs Arizona Cardinals
Dec 16	vs Cincinnati Bengals
Dec 23	at Tennessee Titans
Dec 30	at Denver Broncos

[weddlesbeard]

Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers

Chapter One (2018): Week 4

End of a dynasty? Rob Gronkowski and the New England Patriots fell to 0-4 after a Monday Night loss to the Jets.

Around the NFL
Week 4

NFL Scoreboard: Week 4

Thursday's Games

Raiders 7 at Chargers 33

Sunday's Games

Dolphins 9 at Packers 10

Lions 17 at Rams 9

Bills 20 at Jaguars 14

Falcons 15 at Redskins 23

Titans 47 at Texans 10

Bengals 16 at Panthers 23

Giants 22 at Eagles 21

Bears 23 at Seahawks 22

Chiefs 31 at Broncos 17

Steelers 34 at Browns 10

Cardinals 15 at 49ers 23

Cowboys 13 at Colts 24

Monday's Games

Patriots 26 at Jets 28

BYE WEEKS: Ravens, Vikings, Saints, Buccaneers

NFL Standings - Updated: Sep 31, 2018
NFC EAST	W	L	T
Cowboys	3	1	0
Giants	2	2	0
Eagles	2	2	0
Redskins	2	2	0
NFC NORTH	W	L	T
Packers	4	0	0
Bears	4	0	0
Vikings	2	1	0
Lions	1	3	0
NFC SOUTH	W	L	T
Saints	3	0	0
Buccaneers	2	1	0
Panthers	1	3	0
Falcons	0	4	0
NFC WEST	W	L	T
49ers	3	1	0
Rams	2	2	0
Cardinals	1	3	0
Seahawks	1	3	0
AFC EAST	W	L	T
Dolphins	2	2	0
Jets	2	2	0
Bills	2	2	0
Patriots	0	4	0
AFC NORTH	W	L	T
Ravens	3	0	0
Steelers	2	2	0
Browns	2	2	0
Bengals	1	3	0
AFC SOUTH	W	L	T
Titans	4	0	0
Colts	3	1	0
Texans	2	2	0
Jaguars	0	4	0
AFC WEST	W	L	T
Raiders	3	1	0
Chargers	2	2	0
Chiefs	1	3	0
Broncos	0	4	0

NFL Top Ten: Week 4
RK (LW)	Team	Record	Comments
1 (1)	Tennessee Titans	4-0	In their past three games, all within the division, the Titans have outscored their opponents 125-36.
2 (2)	San Francisco 49ers	3-1	In three wins, the 49ers defense has given up one touchdown. In their one loss: five.
3 (3)	Green Bay Packers	4-0	Aaron Rodgers with a defense that has given up a league-low 11.0 PPG is a scary combination.
4 (4)	New Orleans Saints	3-0	The Saints come out of their bye with two divisional games in the next three weeks, looking to put their stamp back on the NFC South.
5 (5)	Baltimore Ravens	3-0	This week's matchup versus the Bucs is a possible Superbowl preview.
6 (6)	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	2-1	See above.
7 (9)	Chicago Bears	4-0	The Bears continue to surprise the league, this week by winning at Seattle.
8 (8)	Minnesota Vikings	2-1	They might have a tough time keeping up in the NFC North, but as long as AP keeps running like a 27-year old, they'll have a shot.
9 (-)	Los Angeles Chargers	2-2	A big bounce back for the defending champs, who despite all the injuries proved they still have what it takes to be dominant.
10 (- )	Indianapolis Colts	3-1	Without their star quarterback, the Colts still find a way to win, shutting down the Cowboys' red-hot offense.