Fans showed Justin Herbert little mercy Sunday as the Los Angeles Chargers quarterback faltered under the playoff spotlight. The Chargers’ offense looked completely neutered in their Wild Card matchup against the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass.
Drake Maye completed 17 of 29 passes for 268 yards and a touchdown and also rushed for a team-high 66 yards to lead the New England Patriots to a 16-3 victory over the Los Angeles Changers in an AFC wild-card game played Sunday night in Foxborough, Mass.
The Los Angeles Chargers were on life support late in their Wild Card game Sunday against the New England Patriots. The plug got pulled on one miserable play involving Justin Herbert.
Rule changes have made passing numbers easier to compile in the modern era, and the game's top quarterbacks have taken full advantage. While the heaviest hitters are represented here, some storied postseasons by slightly lesser-celebrated QBs remain entrenched in playoff annals as well.
Terry McAulay had an issue with the officials missing a roughing the passer penalty in the New England Patriots vs. Los Angeles Chargers playoff game. During the NBC broadcast, the rules analyst reacted to the officials not penalizing the Patriots for hitting Chargers QB Justin Herbert in the head.
Drake Maye had an MVP-caliber regular season, but as we reminded earlier Sunday he hasn't faced a ball-hawking defense like the Los Angeles Chargers all season.
Omarion Hampton has an official status for his availability in the Los Angeles Chargers’ AFC Wild Card matchup against the New England Patriots on Sunday night.
The Los Angeles Chargers have released their inactive list ahead of their crucial playoff matchup against the No. 2 AFC ranked New England Patriots. With questions lingering about star rookie running back Omarion Hampton, he is officially active, with the list of inactives not having his name on it.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Los Angeles Chargers’ entire season comes down to four quarters in their Wild Card game against the Patriots on Sunday night. Here’s what to watch for: It’s no secret that Justin Herbert is the heart of this football team and frequently has taken it upon himself to try to make plays in critical moments this year.
The 7 seed Los Angeles Chargers are set to take on the 2 seed New England Patriots at Foxborough tonight at 5:15 PM PT. Here’s a look at the final injury report for the Chargers as they head into the 2025 postseason.
The LA Chargers and New England Patriots matchup is among the more even contests of Wild Card weekend. Both teams have been impressive at times and are led by their quarterbacks, Drake Maye and Justin Herbert.
The Los Angeles Chargers finished 11-6 for the second consecutive year. The New England Patriots did not. Led by new head coach Mike Vrabel, the team finished 14-3—tied for the best record in the NFL—and won the AFC East for the first time since 2019.
The Los Angeles Chargers selected a running back in the first round to further solidify their identity as a run-first offense that wants to win tough games.
The Los Angeles Chargers have made several roster moves on the eve of their wild-card matchup against the New England Patriots. It is unclear if they will all be active on gameday or their availability is simply a precaution.
The world has plenty to say about the Los Angeles Chargers vs. New England Patriots showdown in the wild-card round of the NFL playoffs. Shoved into the spotlight of a Sunday night national game, the encounter between the two teams is oddly polarizing. Sure, the Chargers are technically a seventh seed.
The Los Angeles Chargers made a series of roster moves on Saturday for the Wildcard game. The full list includes: Chargers activated TE Tucker Fisk from
Los Angeles Chargers rookie running back Omarion Hampton is battling a serious ankle injury that has kept him out of practice on Wednesday and Thursday.
The NFL playoffs are heating up with the weekend ending, and bettors could end the weekend in style with the Los Angeles Chargers taking on the New England Patriots.
Jesse Minter’s work has turned the Chargers into one of the NFL’s best defensive units, and it may soon cost them their coordinator. The Tennessee Titans and Baltimore Ravens have both moved quickly to line up interviews, and Minter’s rise has made him one of the league’s most in-demand assistants.
The Las Vegas Raiders are back to square one. Firing Pete Carroll was a tough call, but it seemed like the right one. Now, the front office must find the right guy to lead a young and promising team back to playoff contention.
The Los Angeles Chargers announced they’ve re-signed S Marcus Maye to the practice squad and released C Josh Kaltenberger in a corresponding move. Maye, 32, is a former second-round pick of the Jets back in 2017.
According to Brian Wacker of the Baltimore Sun, Chargers DC Jesse Minter and Rams DC Chris Shula are expected to be among the candidates for the team’s
Keenan Allen was among the players who cashed in on his contract incentives on Sunday, and he celebrated in fitting fashion. Allen entered his Los Angeles Chargers’ Week 18 game against the Denver Broncos with $1.25 million on the line.