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Chargers turn attention to Broncos while trying to address struggles on defense

Chargers are reeling after their loss to the Bucs.
The Chargers have an important showdown with the Broncos upcoming.

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USA Today

Chargers have 2 ex-Broncos set to face their old team on 'TNF'

The Los Angeles Chargers have two former Denver Broncos players on their squad going into Thursday's game.

3 months ago·United States

Chargers turn attention to Broncos while trying to address struggles on defense

AP Sports Writer EL SEGUNDO, Calif. (AP) — If there was ever a week for the Los Angeles Chargers’ defense to be thankful about a short turnaround between games, it’s this one. After allowing 512 yards in a 40-17 loss to Tampa Bay on Sunday, the Chargers have moved on to preparing for Denver and Thursday night’s AFC West showdown that carries playoff implications for both teams. For the Chargers to prevail, defensive coordinator Jesse Minter’s un…

3 months ago

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OC Register

Chargers’ response after Buccaneers’ loss is what matters Thursday vs. Broncos

Realistically, the Chargers need at least one victory in their final three games in order to turn an 87% chance of making the playoffs into a 100% chance, with each win potentially improving their seeding.

3 months ago·Orange County, United States

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Newsday

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Chargers are reeling after loss to Bucs with important showdown with Broncos on deck

Playoff-contending teams would like to be rolling into the final three games of the regular season.

3 months ago·United States

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Field Level Media

Slumping Chargers chase sweep of streaking Broncos

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GV Wire

Chargers Are Reeling With Important Showdown Against Broncos on Deck

EL SEGUNDO — Playoff-contending teams would like to be rolling into the final three games of the regular season. Instead, the Los Angeles Chargers are reeling after Sunday’s 40-17 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and with a short turnaround before what could be its biggest game of the season. “You play a game in the National Football League, give up 40 points and 500 yards, there’s a high level of concern,” defensive coordinator Jesse Minter sai…

3 months ago

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