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Chargers’ loss to Ravens shows just how much work Jim Harbaugh still has to do
The Los Angeles Chargers are an improved team. But Monday night’s 30-23 loss to the Baltimore Ravens showed just how far they have still to go. That is not an indictment of what coach Jim Harbaugh and general manager Joe Hortiz are building.
It took a while for the Ravens to realize Derrick Henry is a great back, but they moved it plenty on the turf when the light ...
Benjamin is an infamous name in Chargers lore amongst fans. He signed a $24 million deal with the Chargers in 2016 as a ...
Scott Turner, the choice to lead the Department of Housing and Urban Development, also had a role in Donald Trump's first ...
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Justin Herbert continues to show he's one of the NFL's top quarterbacks, but the Chargers' struggles at running back and wide ...
The Chargers have never been strong enough to get to be in true Super Bowl contention, but not because of their QBs. We rank ...
Jim’s work-in-progress Chargers are coming along in a real way – as John has seen happen before at Stanford, in San Francisco ...
The first pick of the San Diego Chargers’ last-ever draft was almost impossible to mess up. Tom Telesco and John Spanos could choose whichever non-quarterback they wanted from a group much ...
The Chargers jumped to a 10-0 lead but the defense allowed a season high 212 yards rushing and the Ravens took advantage of ...
Lamar Jackson continued to make his case for the league MVP award, leading the Baltimore Ravens to a convincing 30-23 victory ...
Ravens head coach John Harbaugh beat his brother and Chargers head coach Jim as Baltimore outlasted Los Angeles 30-23 on Monday Night Football. Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson threw two touchdowns – ...
The 30-23 loss was surprising, as the Chargers came out swinging early. Their defense, which allowed just 14.5 points per ...
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