One for the History Books

You have to give the Chargers credit. Even when they lose -- which is often -- they manage to do something that's never been done.In the 12,837-game history of the National Football League, there had never been a game that ended with a score of 11-10 -- until Sunday.The Bolts and Steelers slugged it out in a defensive battle on a cold, snowy evening in Pittsburgh, and Jeff Reed's 32-yard field goal with 11 seconds left gave the Steelers the first 11-10 victory in the illustrious history of the NFL.But before this 11-10 game could get its official stamp in the league history book, there was some drama at the end.On the final play of the game, the Chargers tried to lateral the ball to keep the play alive, but Pittsburgh's Troy Polamalu picked up the loose ball and scampered in 12 yards for an apparent touchdown that would've wiped out the historical implications of the preceding three hours.What ensued was an almost comical lengthy delay, as the play was under review u...