Los Angeles Chargers coach Anthony Lynn today blamed too few takeaways and too many turnovers for one of the franchise’s biggest dropoffs in victories in its 60-season history.
During the Los Angeles Chargers final home game at Dignity Sports Health Park, a highly anticipated amount of silver and black packed the stands for one final time to cheer on the visiting divisional rival Oakland Raiders.
Roaring “Go Pack Go” chants could be heard all throughout Carson, while one of the best teams in the league looked to keep the momentum rolling as expected.
Los Angeles Chargers coach Anthony Lynn refused to say the team’s lack of a running game has reached a crisis point.
The numbers paint a convincing picture.
Pittsburgh Steelers fans felt as if they were at home Sunday night at Dignity Health Sports Park, as yellow terrible towels were waved all around through an energetic crowd of 25,425.
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
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
Los Angeles Chargers receiver Keenan Allen caught four passes for a game-high 95 yards, helping the AFC to a 26-7 victory over the NFC Sunday in the Pro Bowl in Orlando, Florida.
Quarterback Tom Brady threw for 344 yards and a touchdown and Sony Michel ran for 129 yards and had three touchdowns in the New England Patriots triumph 41-28 victory over the Chargers in Sunday’s AFC Divisional Round game at Gillette Stadium.
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
Los Angeles Chargers head coach Anthony Lynn finalized his coaching staff for the 2018 season. Lynn kept the majority of his staff intact, returning 17 coaches from the 2017 season while welcoming four new coaches for the upcoming year.
The NFL has announced that Chargers offensive tackle Russell Okung has been named to the Pro Bowl.
The Chargers triumphed in a 30-10 rout over their California rivals at the StubHub Center, but their celebrations came to a halt after learning the Titans had defeated the Jacksonville Jaguars 15-10, eliminating the Chargers from playoff contention with a 9-7 record.
Notes, and things picked on the run from coast-to-coast and all the stops in between and beyond.
The Los Angeles Chargers have gone from an 0-4 start to now winning three consecutive games with the latest being a moral victory against the winless Cleveland Browns.