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Gordon Returns, L.A. Chargers Fall to Denver Broncos 20-13 at Home
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Gordon Returns, L.A. Chargers Fall to Denver Broncos 20-13 at Home

Jarred Davis, Contributing WriterOctober 10, 2019

Los Angeles Chargers head coach Anthony Lynn expressed his frustration postgame following Sunday’s 20-13 loss against the Denver Broncos at Dignity Health Sports Park, while L.A. failed to find the end zone offensively for the first time in 56 games. “Sorry to keep you good people waiting, and sorry for watching that damn game. We play like that, we won’t beat anybody,” Lynn said to reporters. “That team came here more desperate to win, played harder, out-coached us. It was disappointing. But we have a resilient group, I think. We’ll see how we respond next week.” The Broncos (1-4) rushed

Ekeler scores three touchdowns, Chargers defeat Colts 30-24 in OT thriller
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Ekeler scores three touchdowns, Chargers defeat Colts 30-24 in OT thriller

Jarred Davis, Contributing WriterSeptember 12, 2019

The Los Angeles Chargers opened the 2019 season in winning fashion, picking up a hard fought 30-24 overtime victory over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday at Dignity Health Sports Park. Third year running back Austin Ekeler finished with 154 yards and three touchdowns from the line of scrimmage, proving he’s more than ready for a lead role with Melvin Gordon still away seeking a new contract. Ekeler had 10 carries for 58 yards and six receptions for 96 yards, while second year back Justin Jackson finished with six carries for 57 yards. “Today was a little show of what we

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Chargers Agree to Terms with Tyrod Taylor

Sentinel News ServiceMarch 15, 2019

Taylor has appeared in 62 games with 46 starts. The 2011 sixth-round selection by the Baltimore Ravens has passed for 9,529 yards with 53 touchdowns to 20 interceptions while completing 61.6 percent of his passes. On top of his passing, Taylor has rushed for 1,836 yards for 16 touchdowns while sporting a 5.6 yards-per-carry average.

Chargers Victorious in Wild-card Opener; Hold off Ravens 23-17
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Chargers Victorious in Wild-card Opener; Hold off Ravens 23-17

Jarred Davis, Contributing WriterJanuary 11, 2019

The Los Angeles Chargers game plan was simply to stop Lamar Jackson at all costs, they did that and kept a perfect (8-0) road record outside of California. The Chargers ended up sacking Jackson seven times, forcing three fumbles and an interception in route to a 23-17 AFC wild-card victory over the Baltimore Ravens Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium. Rookie kicker Michael Badgley set a new franchise record with five made field goals, connecting from 21, 53, 40, 34 and 47 yards. “As long as we won the game, it doesn’t really mean that much,” said Badgley. “I’m excited to

Chargers’ Defense Steps Up in 26-10 Win Over the Raiders
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Chargers’ Defense Steps Up in 26-10 Win Over the Raiders

Lauren A. Jones, Contributing WriterOctober 11, 2018

The Los Angeles Chargers played its most complete all-around game through week five in their triumph over the Oakland Raiders, 26-10 at StubHub Center on Sunday. Los Angeles was anchored by a defense that held Oakland to less than 300 net yards led by quarterback Philip Rivers who threw for two touchdowns and posted 339 total yards.

Chargers Bounce Back with 29-27 Win Over the 49ers
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Chargers Bounce Back with 29-27 Win Over the 49ers

Lauren A. Jones, Contributing WriterOctober 4, 2018

The Chargers improved to 2-2 on the season with a 29-27 victory over the 49ers at StubHub Center on Sunday, Sept. 30. This is the first time since 2015 that the Chargers are .500 after the first quarter of the season, much improved from their 0-4 start last season.

L.A. Chargers Fall to Kansas City Chiefs, 38-28 in Season Opener
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L.A. Chargers Fall to Kansas City Chiefs, 38-28 in Season Opener

By Lauren A. Jones Contributing WriterSeptember 13, 2018

The Los Angeles Chargers opened the regular season with a 38-28 loss at the hands of  AFC West Divisional rivals Kansas City Chiefs on Sept. 9 at StubHub Center.  “They outplayed us,” Chargers second year head coach Anthony Lynn said matter-of-factly.  With four dropped passes, a muffed punt return, and an interception, the Chargers fell into a deficit that the team could not overcome. “It’s one of those games that you’re sick that you let it get away because you didn’t make all the plays,” added Philip Rivers, Chargers quarterback.  In the first quarter alone, Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill scored two