Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers
alright, back to .500. time to start climbing the ranks
alright, back to .500. time to start climbing the ranks
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Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers
L.A. Chargers First Quarter Stats - 2018 Passing C/ATT YDS AVG YDS/G LONG TD INT RAT Philip Rivers 32/46 (69.6%) 407 8.8 203.5 55 2 0 111.4 Glenn Ponder 40/69 (58.0%) 503 7.3 167.7 56 4 6 63.8 Rushing ATT YDS AVG LONG 20+ TD YDS/G FUM Eddie Lacy 77 323 4.2 15 0 4 80.8 1 Cecil Faulk 27 125 4.6 22 1 1 31.3 0 Darrick Gonzalez (R) 25 89 3.6 11 0 0 22.3 1 Receiving REC YDS AVG TD LONG 20+ YDS/G YAC Justice Carter (R) 12 230 19.2 2 55 - 57.5 65 Ladarius Green 20 206 10.3 0 37 - 51.5 79 Keenan Allen 14 174 12.4 2 36 - 58.0 92 DeAndre Mason 2 83 41.5 1 56 - 41.5 53 Kameron Agurs 5 50 10.0 0 15 - 16.7 25 Cecil Shorts III 4 49 12.3 0 18 - 12.3 20 Darrick Gonzalez (R) 5 41 8.2 0 27 - 10.3 64 Monte Landry 3 25 8.3 0 9 - 6.3 16 Eddie Lacy 4 18 4.5 0 9 - 4.5 15 Romel Nixon (R) 1 16 16.0 1 16 - 4.0 0 Jacoby Trammell 1 10 10.0 0 10 - 2.5 2 Cecil Faulk 1 8 8.0 0 8 - 2.0 4 Blocking PCAKE SACK Chris Watt 5 1 King Dunlap 3 0 D.J. Fluker 2 4 Michael Howard 1 0 Tackles Sacks Interceptions Defense SOLO AST TOT SACK TLOSS PD INT TD Donald Butler - - 29 0.0 - 0 0 0 Melvin Ingram - - 24 5.0 - 0 0 0 Josh Bush - - 23 0.0 - 1 0 0 Eric Weddle - - 21 0.0 - 0 0 0 Micah Hyde - - 17 0.0 - 1 0 0 Jerry Attaochu - - 15 3.0 - 0 0 0 Kendall Reyes - - 14 7.0 - 0 0 0 Brandon Flowers - - 10 0.0 - 0 0 0 Sanchez Porter - - 10 0.0 - 1 0 0 Stanley Bell - - 8 0.0 - 1 0 0 Corey Liuget - - 6 1.0 - 0 0 0 Manti Te'o - - 6 0.0 - 0 0 0 Devan Farris - - 4 0.0 - 0 0 0 Darrell Stuckey - - 4 0.0 - 0 0 0 Jocqua Richards (R) - - 3 1.0 - 0 0 0 Cal Gabbert - - 2 0.0 - 0 0 0 Cam Johnson - - 1 0.0 - 0 0 0 Tay Barksdale - - 1 0.0 - 0 0 0 Kickoffs Punts Returning ATT YDS AVG LONG TD RET AVG TD Romel Nixon (R) 8 162 20.3 29 0 10 14.8 0 Kameron Agurs 5 90 18.0 25 0 3 10.3 0 Field Goals Extra Points Kicking FGM FGA PCT LONG XPM XPA PCT PTS Henry Ryan 7 7 100 44 10 10 100 31 Punting PUNTS YDS LONG AVG NET BP IN20 TB Chad Jenkins 11 507 64 46.1 424 0 4 2
NFL League Leaders - Updated: Jan 31, 2018 Passing Yards Passing TD 
1. Chelton Mahone, Giants 1,233 
1. Desi Savoie, Cardinals 10 2. Ryan Tannehill, Bills 1,221 2. Colin Kaepernick, 49ers 9 3. Matt Barkley, Chiefs 1,147 3. Mike Glennon, Buccaneers 9 4. Desi Savoie, Cardinals 1,080 4. Dexter Duncan, Titans 8 5. Aaron Rodgers, Packers 1,061 5. Matt Barkley, Chiefs 8 Rushing Yards Rushing TD 
1. Stevan Ridley, Colts 485 
1. Kenjon Barner, Cowboys 6 2. LeSean McCoy, Eagles 438 2. Adrian Peterson, Vikings 5 3. Adrian Peterson, Vikings 431 3. Jesse Long, Bears 5 4. Dominik Keith, Cowboys 416 4. Aram Florence, Ravens 5 5. Carlos Hyde, 49ers 413 5. 5 tied at 4 Receiving Yards Receiving TD 
1. Jermaine Kearse, Seahawks 444 
1. Pierre Garcon, Jets 4 2. Martell Anderson, Cardinals 437 2. Chrishon Dixon, 49ers 4 3. Victor Cruz, Giants 425 3. Ethni Alli (R), Cardinals 4 4. Wes Welker, Bills 424 4. Deaudrick Cooper, Chiefs 4 5. Jordy Nelson, Packers 416 5. 16 tied at 3 Defense Tackles Defense Sacks 
1. Stephen Tulloch, Lions 50 
1. Kendall Reyes, Chargers 7.0 2. Jon Bostic, Bears 48 2. Jerry Barker, Packers 7.0 3. Zach Brown, Dolphins 46 3. Elliot Jones, Browns 6.0 4. Wesley Woodyard, Jets 45 4. Melvin Ingram, Chargers 5.0 5. Bobby Wagner, Seahawks 41 5. 4 others tied at 5.0 Comment
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Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers
Matchup Preview *|* October 8, 2018 
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Kansas City Chiefs
(1-3, 1-1 Away)Los Angeles Chargers
(2-2, 2-0 Home)Offensive Stats Comparison 401.8 (3rd) Total Offensive Yards 346.8 (13th) 288.0 (3rd) Passing Yards 212.5 (20th) 113.8 (10th) Rushing Yards 134.3 (8th) 23.8 (16th) Points Per Game 24.8 (15th) Defensive Stats Comparison 328.8 (13th) Total Yards Allowed 290.5 (6th) 236.5 (16th) Passing Yards Allowed 187.5 (5th) 92.5 (10th) Rushing Yards Allowed 103.0 (15th) 25.5 (18th) Points Per Game 18.3 (7th) Injury Report DE A.Bailey - Out (5 weeks); Ankle RB R.Haynes - Probable; Broken collarbone LT E.Fisher - Out (4 weeks); Arm QB P.Rivers - Doubtful; Foot WR K.Allen - Out (3-5 weeks); Abdominal WR K.Agurs - Out (5-7 weeks); Broken collarbone Game Notes The first meeting of the year between two AFC West rivals that have not met expectations through the first quarter of the season. With Philip Rivers out, the Chargers and Chiefs become remarkably similar: both with strong run games and a good pass rush that makes it tough to come back on. Limiting turnovers and getting an early lead will be the key for both Matt Barkley and the Chiefs as well as Glenn Ponder and the Bolts. Comment
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Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers
Chapter One (2018): Week 5
Rookie Darrick Gonzalez finds the endzone for the first time in his career late in the first half.
Bittersweet Victory
Chargers trounce Chiefs but add to growing injury list
AP - The Los Angeles Chargers' Superbowl hangover seems to be manifesting itself as a revolving door to the medical room. The Chargers turned in their second straight impressive victory, dumping the Chiefs 37-14, but continued to suffer key injuries on offense.
It all began on the first snap of the game when quarterback Glenn Ponder - already filling in for the injured Philip Rivers - took a hit as he threw the ball and came up favoring his throwing arm. He did not return to the game.
With Ponder out, the Chargers predictably relied even more on the running game. But late in the first half, star running back Eddie Lacy, in the midst of his best half of football all season, stayed on the ground for a considerable amount of time after an inside run. He did not return to the game.
Somehow, now without their top two quarterbacks, two of their top three wide receivers, and their top running back, the Bolts were able to turn in a 400-yard offensive performance. Third-string quarterback T.J. Yates fared admirably, spreading the ball around and getting help from a trio of Chargers' rookies: Justice Carter, Romel Nixon and Darrick Gonzalez. Yates completed nearly 60% of this throws for over 200 yards and a score, while finishing the game turnover free.
Thrust into the starting role, undrafted rookie Darrick Gonzalez turned in his best game of his young career, picking up over five yards a carry and adding a score late in the first half to send L.A. into the locker room up 13-7.
The biggest factor, however, in the Chargers' ability to maintain a high-level of play with their beat-up offense was their defensive play. For the second straight game, the Bolts' D was dominant. Though they did give up some yards in the passing game, including a 51-yard catch and run to Jamaal Charles in the second quarter, the Chargers' dominated third downs thanks in large part to their early-down run defense. Charles was held under four yards per carry for the first time this season.
All these factors - the tough defense and the offensive contributions from unlikely sources - allowed the Chargers to execute their ball control game plan to perfection in the second half. They exploded for a 17-point third quarter in which they dominated time of possession and put the game out of reach.
The Chargers now have clawed back to above .500 for the first time since Week 1. More importantly, however, they move to 3-0 within the division. They'll look to continue that hot division play next week in a crucial rematch at 4-1 Oakland.
Kansas City Chiefs at Los Angeles Chargers Oct 8, 2018 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH OT SCORE Kansas City Chiefs (1-4) 0 7 0 7 - 14 Los Angeles Chargers (3-2) 7 10 17 3 - 37 Team Stats Comparison KAN LA Total Offense 322 427 Rushing Yards 59 176 Passing Yards 263 251 First Downs 13 22 Punt Return Yards 23 131 Kick Return Yards 97 54 Total Yards 442 612 Turnovers 1 0 3rd Down Converstion 3/12 4/11 4th Down Conversion 0/1 0/0 2-Point Conversion 0/0 0/0 Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals 1-0 4-2 Penalties 2-20 0-0 Posession Time 27:25 32:35 Scoring Summary FIRST QUARTER SCORING KAN LA 11:09 (LA) E. Lacy 6 yard run (H. Ryan kick) 0 7 SECOND QUARTER SCORING KAN LA 14:04 (KAN) J. Charles 51 yard pass from M. Barkley (G. Tavecchio kick) 7 7 6:57 (LA) H. Ryan 24 yard field goal 7 10 0:11 (LA) D. Gonzalez 3 yard run (H. Ryan kick) 7 17 THIRD QUARTER SCORING KAN LA 10:27 (LA) J. Carter 12 yard pass from T. Yates (H. Ryan kick) 7 24 4:16 (LA) H. Ryan 39 yard field goal 7 27 1:14 (LA) C. Faulk 1 yard run (H. Ryan kick) 7 34 FOURTH QUARTER SCORING KAN LA 12:39 (KAN) K. Hunter 5 yard run (G. Tavecchio kick) 14 34 2:27 (LA) H. Ryan 35 yard field goal 14 37 Kansas City Chiefs PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Matt Barkley 22/33 296 1 1 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Jamaal Charles 16 53 3.3 0 Kendall Hunter 1 5 5.0 1 Matt Barkley 1 1 1.0 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Jamaal Charles 5 76 15.2 1 Jesse Gore (R) 3 70 23.3 0 Lavon Brazill 5 55 11.0 0 Vincent Jackson 2 42 21.0 0 Austin Seferian-Jenkins 5 27 7.4 0 DeAndre Hopkins 1 18 18.0 0 Andrew Quarless 1 8 8.0 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Justin Houston 8 0.0 0 0 Blidi Wreh-Wilson 8 0.0 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LONG Giorgio Tavecchio 0/0 2/2 2 - Los Angeles Chargers PASSING C/A YDS TD INT T.J. Yates 16/28 239 1 0 Glenn Ponder 1/1 12 0 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Eddie Lacy 12 74 6.1 1 Darrick Gonzalez (R) 13 66 5.0 1 Cecil Faulk 12 36 3.0 1 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Ladarius Green 4 70 17.5 0 Justice Carter (R) 4 47 11.7 1 DeAndre Mason 2 40 20.0 0 Romel Nixon (R) 2 36 18.0 0 Cecil Shorts III 1 30 30.0 0 Darrick Gonzalez (R) 3 24 8.0 0 Cecil Faulk 1 4 4.0 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Melvin Ingram 9 1.0 0 0 Jerry Attaochu 4 1.0 0 0 Kendall Reyes 2 1.0 0 0 Stanley Bell 1 0.0 1 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LONG Henry Ryan 3/3 4/4 13 39
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) Won, 33-7 Oct 8 vs Kansas City Chiefs (MNF) Won, 37-14 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 Comment
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Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers
Chapter One (2018): Week 5
Peyton Manning was up to his old tricks against his former team, leading the Steelers to a last-second game-winning field goal against the Broncos.
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Week 5
NFL Scoreboard: Week 5 Thursday's Games Packers 13 at Seahawks 44 Sunday's Games Panthers 23 at Saints 26 Vikings 40 at Dolphins 0 Bears 23 at Redskins 13 Bills 34 at Jets 37 Giants 27 at Jaguars 8 Eagles 25 at Texans 19 Buccaneers 16 at Ravens 23 Raiders 22 at Rams 20 Lions 41 at Cardinals 34 Broncos 31 at Steelers 34 Cowboys 14 at 49ers 17 Colts 26 at Patriots 21 Monday's Games Chiefs 14 at Chargers 37 BYE WEEKS: Falcons, Titans, Browns, Bengals
NFL Standings - Updated: Oct 9, 2018 NFC EAST W L T Cowboys 3 2 0 Giants 3 2 0 Eagles 3 2 0 Redskins 2 3 0 NFC NORTH W L T Bears 5 0 0 Packers 4 1 0 Vikings 3 1 0 Lions 2 3 0 NFC SOUTH W L T Saints 4 0 0 Buccaneers 2 2 0 Panthers 1 4 0 Falcons 0 4 0 NFC WEST W L T 49ers 4 1 0 Rams 2 3 0 Seahawks 2 3 0 Cardinals 1 4 0 AFC EAST W L T Jets 3 2 0 Dolphins 2 3 0 Bills 2 3 0 Patriots 0 5 0 AFC NORTH W L T Ravens 4 0 0 Steelers 3 2 0 Browns 2 2 0 Bengals 1 3 0 AFC SOUTH W L T Titans 4 0 0 Colts 4 1 0 Texans 2 3 0 Jaguars 0 5 0 AFC WEST W L T Raiders 4 1 0 Chargers 3 2 0 Chiefs 1 4 0 Broncos 0 5 0
NFL Top Ten: Week 5 RK (LW) Team Record Comments 1 (1) 
Tennessee Titans4-0 Easily the NFL's most complete team: they have yet to give up more than 13 points while they have only been held to under 37 points once. 2 (2) 
San Francisco 49ers4-1 In a battle of offense vs. defense, the Niners dominant defense won against the Cowboys. 3 (5) 
Baltimore Ravens4-0 Beating the Bucs was the most definitive statement yet by the resurgent Ravens. 4 (4) 
New Orleans Saints4-0 It was tougher than expected against Carolina, but the good teams always find a way to win. 5 (7) 
Chicago Bears5-0 With the Packers and Vikings hot on their heels, the surprising Bears need to keep winning. 6 (3) 
Green Bay Packers4-1 Though they were blown out for their first loss of the year, it did come in Seattle against a desperate 'Hawks team. 7 (8) 
Minnesota Vikings3-1 The Vikes have yet to score less than 36 points in a game, but their defense can prove that Week 5's shutout was no fluke, they truly become a scary team. 8 (9) 
Los Angeles Chargers3-2 The injuries on offense are concerning, but the way the Chargers' defense is playing is encouraging. 9 (10) 
Indianapolis Colts4-1 A similar story as with the Chargers: somehow the Colts keep winning despite no Andrew Luck, largely due to good defensive play. 10 (-) 
Pittsburgh Steelers3-2 The Steelers are still working out the kinks, but any Peyton Manning-led team will be good. Last edited by weddlesbeard; 07-24-2015, 10:55 AM.Comment
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Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers
Matchup Preview *|* October 14, 2018 @ 
Los Angeles Chargers
(3-2, 0-2 Away)Oakland Raiders
(4-1, 3-0 Home)Offensive Stats Comparison 362.8 (10th) Total Offensive Yards 306.4 (22nd) 220.2 (16th) Passing Yards 226.4 (13th) 142.6 (5th) Rushing Yards 80.0 (23rd) 27.2 (T-8th) Points Per Game 24.6 (15th) Defensive Stats Comparison 296.8 (8th) Total Yards Allowed 412.6 (32nd) 202.6 (10th) Passing Yards Allowed 288.4 (29th) 94.2 (10th) Rushing Yards Allowed 124.2 (29th) 17.4 (5th) Points Per Game 26.2 (T-22nd) Injury Report RB E.Lacy: Doubtful - Torn Ab LT A.Espinosa: IR - Knee WR K.Allen: Out (1-2 weeks) - Torn Ab S T.Branch: Out (3-4 weeks) - Shoulder QB G.Ponder: Out (3-4 weeks) - Elbow RB D.Woodhead: Out (1-2 weeks) - Groin WR K.Agurs: Out (3-4 weeks) - Broken Collarbone Game Notes The second meeting in two weeks between these AFC West rivals, this time with the division lead at stake. The Chargers thumped the Raiders in Week 4 at Los Angeles, but now look to repeat the feat in Oakland where the Raiders are unbeaten this year. The Bolts get starting quarterback Philip Rivers back from injury, though they will be without star running back Eddie Lacy. The Raiders are equally beat up, however, as they will be missing running back Danny Woodhead - the only Raider who did anything in the first matchup between these teams. Comment
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Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers
Chapter One (2018): Week 6
Justice Carter hangs on for his second touchdown of the game despite taking a big hit from Raiders' linebacker Ryan Shazier. The rookie is tied for the league lead with five receiving touchdowns this season.
He's Back
Rivers returns to lead Chargers to season sweep of Raiders
AP - Philip Rivers returned from injury after missing three games and picked up right where he left off with a performance you would expect from the reigning league MVP. The veteran Chargers' quarterback threw for 300 yards and two scores sparking a 31-21 win over the Oakland Raiders. It was the Bolts' second win over the Raiders in three weeks, giving them the key tiebreaker over their - to the shock of many - biggest challengers in the AFC West.
With no Eddie Lacy or Keenan Allen, Rivers' value to the Chargers shined bright as he led a masterful offensive performance against the Raiders' league-worst defense. With Darrick Gonzalez and Cecil Faulk struggling to get the running game going early, Rivers completed 15 passes in the first half for over 200 yards, getting help from some new faces. Rookie Justice Carter had another strong showing, catching two touchdown passes, while third-year receiver DeAndre Mason continued his breakout campaign. Mason, who had one catch in two years for the Chargers, has emerged as a solid slot receiver filling in for the injured Kam Agurs, making several clutch third down catches on Sunday.
The Raiders, on the other hand, did not roll over as easily as they did two weeks ago in Los Angeles. While their defense struggled to get off the field, their strong offense made the best of their opportunities. Journeyman running back Mikel Leshoure had the best game of his career, rushing for 114 yards on nearly seven yards per carry. Quarterback Cade Mays took advantage of the strong running game, stretching the Chargers' defense with his strong deep ball. Even when Mays left the game in the second half, backup Sean Renfree fared well, completing all seven throws he attempted.
The two explosive offenses made for an exciting first three quarters that saw four lead changes and a 24-21 Chargers' lead heading into the fourth quarter.
But that is when Philip Rivers really announced his return - not by gunslinging, not by dazzling, but by methodically putting the Raiders to sleep. With the help of the thumping running style of Cecil Faulk, Rivers led an extraordinary 19-play drive that took up nearly the entire fourth quarter. The drive saw the Chargers convert six third downs as well as a fourth-and-goal from the half-yard line when Faulk punched in the touchdown that iced the game.
The win pushes the Chargers back to the top of the division as they head into their bye. Despite the struggles and injuries they suffered early in their Superbowl defense, the 4-2 Chargers must feel good about their position; they are 4-0 within the AFC West and are starting to get healthy. They are expected to get some bodies back after their bye, which will be important as they head to Baltimore to take on the undefeated Ravens in Week 8.
Los Angeles Chargers at Oakland Raiders Oct 14, 2018 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH OT SCORE Los Angeles Chargers (4-2) 7 10 7 7 - 31 Oakland Raiders (4-2) 7 7 7 0 - 21 Team Stats Comparison LA OAK Total Offense 409 319 Rushing Yards 116 116 Passing Yards 293 203 First Downs 22 12 Punt Return Yards 21 14 Kick Return Yards 71 47 Total Yards 501 380 Turnovers 1 0 3rd Down Converstion 11/15 3/12 4th Down Conversion 1/1 0/1 2-Point Conversion 0/0 0/0 Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals 4-1 3-0 Penalties 1-15 0-0 Posession Time 37:00 23:00 Scoring Summary FIRST QUARTER SCORING LA OAK 11:49 (OAK) M. Leshoure 9 yard run (R. Succop kick) 0 7 7:17 (LA) J. Carter 6 yard pass from P. Rivers (H. Ryan kick) 7 7 SECOND QUARTER SCORING LA OAK 14:54 (LA) H. Ryan 20 yard field goal 10 7 11:48 (OAK) L. James 3 yard run (R. Succop kick) 10 14 0:21 (LA) J. Carter 9 yard pass from P. Rivers (H. Ryan kick) 17 14 THIRD QUARTER SCORING LA OAK 5:05 (LA) C. Faulk 1 yard run (H. Ryan kick) 24 14 0:49 (OAK) B. Marshall 15 yard pass from C. Mays (R. Succop kick) 24 21 FOURTH QUARTER SCORING LA OAK 1:54 (LA) C. Faulk 1 yard run (H. Ryan kick) 31 21 Los Angeles Chargers PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Philip Rivers 27/38 300 2 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Cecil Faulk 18 64 3.6 2 Darrick Gonzalez (R) 14 43 3.1 0 Philip Rivers 2 8 4.0 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Justice Carter (R) 8 78 9.8 2 Ladarius Green 6 76 12.7 0 DeAndre Mason 4 55 13.8 0 Cecil Shorts III 4 55 13.8 0 Darrick Gonzalez (R) 3 15 5.0 0 Cecil Faulk 1 15 15.0 0 Ronell Haynes 1 6 6.0 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Melvin Ingram 8 0.0 0 0 Donald Butler 7 2.0 0 0 Jerry Attaochu 3 1.0 0 0 Corey Liuget 3 1.0 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LONG Henry Ryan 1/1 4/4 7 20 Oakland Raiders PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Cade Mays 11/15 173 1 0 Sean Renfree 7/7 53 0 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Mikel Leshoure 17 114 6.7 1 LaMichael James 3 6 2.0 1 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Percy Harvin 2 78 39.0 0 Brandon Marshall 3 51 17.0 1 Mikel Leshoure 7 46 6.6 0 Julian Edelman 2 33 16.5 0 Charles Clay 2 12 6.0 0 Marcel Reece 2 9 4.5 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD Jackson Lowe 10 0.0 0 0 Ryan Shazier 9 0.0 0 0 Khalil Mack 8 1.0 0 0 Brandon Boykin 8 0.0 0 0 Chris Long 6 2.0 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LONG Ryan Succop 0/0 3/3 3 -
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) Won, 33-7 Oct 8 vs Kansas City Chiefs (MNF) Won, 37-14 Oct 14 at Oakland Raiders Won, 31-21 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 Comment
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Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers
Chapter One (2018): Week 6
Adrian Peterson picked up NFC offensive player of the week honors with 147 yards and three scores, helping the Vikings hand the Saints their first loss of the season.
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Week 6
NFL Scoreboard: Week 6 Thursday's Games Ravens 34 at Bengals 6 Sunday's Games Cardinals 35 at Bears 32 Saints 17 at Vikings 24 Redskins 18 at Eagles 28 Buccaneers 20 at Packers 14 (OT) Steelers 17 at Panthers 24 Jets 21 at Titans 24 Falcons 20 at Lions 30 Jaguars 10 at Patriots 42 Cowboys 17 at Giants 32 Chiefs 30 at Browns 18 Chargers 31 at Raiders 21 49ers 28 at Rams 24 Monday's Games Dolphins 19 at Broncos 9 BYE WEEKS: Bills, Colts, Texans, Seahawks
NFL Standings - Updated: Oct 16, 2018 NFC EAST W L T Giants 4 2 0 Eagles 4 2 0 Cowboys 3 3 0 Redskins 2 4 0 NFC NORTH W L T Bears 5 1 0 Vikings 4 1 0 Packers 4 2 0 Lions 3 3 0 NFC SOUTH W L T Saints 4 1 0 Buccaneers 3 2 0 Panthers 2 4 0 Falcons 0 5 0 NFC WEST W L T 49ers 5 1 0 Seahawks 2 3 0 Rams 2 4 0 Cardinal 2 4 0 AFC EAST W L T Jets 3 3 0 Dolphins 3 3 0 Bills 2 3 0 Patriots 1 5 0 AFC NORTH W L T Ravens 5 0 0 Steelers 3 3 0 Browns 2 3 0 Bengals 1 4 0 AFC SOUTH W L T Titans 5 0 0 Colts 4 1 0 Texans 2 3 0 Jaguars 0 6 0 AFC WEST W L T Chargers 4 2 0 Raiders 4 2 0 Chiefs 2 4 0 Broncos 0 6 0
NFL Top Ten: Week 6 RK (LW) Team Record Comments 1 (1) Tennessee Titans5-0 They were pushed by the Jets, but the Titans kept their undefeated season rolling. 2 (2) San Francisco 49ers5-1 The 49ers might have the NFC West wrapped up by midseason. 3 (3) Baltimore Ravens5-0 The growth of second year quarterback Edward Fulton is the biggest reason for the Ravens success. 4 (7) Minnesota Vikings4-1 Adrian Peterson continues to defy time and shred defenses. 5 (4) New Orleans Saints4-1 Though the Saints suffered their first loss of the year, they still look a team that should be around come January. 6 (8) Los Angeles Chargers4-2 Don't look now but the defending champs have won three straight and are getting healthy. 7 (5) Chicago Bears5-1 Their surprising undefeated run came to an abrupt end Sunday. Now the Bears need to avoid getting overtaken in the competitive NFC North. 8 (-) 
Philadelphia Eagles4-2 Overcoming a slow start to the year, the Eagles have won two straight and look primed to make a run at another division title. 9 (9) Indianapolis Colts4-1 It's still a shock how this team is one-game out of the division lead after losing Andrew Luck for the season. 10 (6) Green Bay Packers4-2 Two straight losses and suddenly the Pack look vulnerable. Comment
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Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers
Chapter One (2018): Week 7
Edward Fulton passed for 272 yards and five touchdowns, winning AFC Offensive Player of the Week and pushing the Ravens to 6-0.
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Week 7
NFL Scoreboard: Week 7 Thursday's Games Texans 20 at Cowboys 26 Sunday's Games Jets 31 at Bills 27 Bengals 17 at Chiefs 38 Browns 16 at Steelers 21 Eagles 15 at Titans 38 Lions 27 at Dolphins 13 Redskins 29 at Panthers 10 Seahawks 18 at Falcons 3 Packers 31 at 49ers 24 Rams 20 at Cardinals 23 Giants 41 at Colts 20 Ravens 45 at Raiders 16 Saints 27 at Buccaneers 24 Monday's Games Vikings 31 at Bears 24 BYE WEEKS: Chargers, Broncos, Patriots, Jaguars
NFL Standings - Updated: Oct 23, 2018 NFC EAST W L T New York Giants 5 2 0 Philadelphia Eagles 4 3 0 Dallas Cowboys 4 3 0 Washington Redskins 3 4 0 NFC NORTH W L T Minnesota Vikings 5 1 0 Green Bay Packers 5 2 0 Chicago Bears 5 2 0 Detroit Lions 4 3 0 NFC SOUTH W L T New Orleans Saints 5 1 0 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 3 3 0 Carolina Panthers 2 5 0 Atlanta Falcons 0 6 0 NFC WEST W L T San Francisco 49ers 5 2 0 Seattle Seahawks 3 3 0 Arizona Cardinals 3 4 0 St. Louis Rams 2 5 0 AFC EAST W L T New York Jets 4 3 0 Miami Dolphins 3 4 0 Buffalo Bills 2 4 0 New England Patriots 1 5 0 AFC NORTH W L T Baltimore Ravens 6 0 0 Pittsburgh Steelers 4 3 0 Cleveland Browns 2 4 0 Cincinnati Bengals 1 5 0 AFC SOUTH W L T Tennessee Titans 6 0 0 Indianapolis Colts 4 2 0 Houston Texans 2 4 0 Jacksonville Jaguars 0 6 0 AFC WEST W L T Los Angeles Chargers 4 2 0 Oakland Raiders 4 3 0 Kansas City Chiefs 3 4 0 Denver Broncos 0 6 0
NFL Top Ten: Week 7 RK (LW) Team Record Comments 1 (1) Tennessee Titans6-0 Dexter Duncan is making a good case for MVP. 2 (3) Baltimore Ravens6-0 Will face their toughest test of the year with a healthier, rested Chargers team coming to town, but the undefeated Ravens will still be favored. 3 (4) Minnesota Vikings5-1 AP has ran the Vikings to the top of the most competitive division in football. 4 (5) New Orleans Saints5-1 Week 7's win in Tampa will go a long way to securing the NFC South. 5 (2) San Francisco 49ers5-2 A tough loss at the hands of a good Green Bay team this week, though the 49ers are still in control of the NFC West. 6 (6) Los Angeles Chargers4-2 A win in Baltimore would give a resounding statement that the Bolts are back in Superbowl form. 7 (10) Green Bay Packers5-2 What a way to rebound after two straight losses: beating the 49ers in Santa Clara. 8 (-) 
New York Giants5-2 Second-year passer Chester Mahone is giving Giants' fans a reason to forget about Eli Manning. 9 (7) Chicago Bears5-2 In the NFC North, two straight losses will bring you from one of the last undefeated teams to only a game out of the division basement. 10 (-) 
Detroit Lions4-3 The Lions have already doubled their win total from a year ago, thanks in large part to Calvin Johnson being Calvin Johnson. Comment
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Re: Supercharged | Pt. II (2018-): The Return of the L.A. Chargers
Matchup Preview *|* October 28, 2018 @ 
Los Angeles Chargers
(4-2, 1-2 Away)Baltimore Ravens
(6-0, 2-0 Home)Offensive Stats Comparison 370.5 (4th) Total Offensive Yards 363.0 (7th) 232.3 (16th) Passing Yards 246.8 (10th) 138.2 (3rd) Rushing Yards 116.2 (10th) 27.8 (6th) Points Per Game 31.7 (3rd) Defensive Stats Comparison 300.5 (3rd) Total Yards Allowed 294.8 (2nd) 202.7 (1st) Passing Yards Allowed 236.3 (11th) 97.8 (7th) Rushing Yards Allowed 58.5 (1st) 18.0 (4th) Points Per Game 15.2 (2nd) Injury Report QB G.Ponder: Out (2-3 weeks) - Elbow LB C.Mosley: Out (2-3 weeks) - Forearm fracture WR K.Agurs: Out (2-3 weeks) - Broken collarbone LG G.Schwartz: Out (5-6 weeks) - Ankle Game Notes A huge game for the AFC standings as two division leaders go head-to-head. The Chargers seem to have their Superbowl hangover behind them as they have won three straight. They also get back two key offensive players from injury - Keenan Allen and Eddie Lacy - just in time to take on the #2 ranked Ravens' defense. Comment
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