Rivers, Chargers Still Standing in Win

The San Diego Chargers have needed their backups all season, picked apart by injury like teenagers in a Final Destination sequel. In the fourth quarter Monday night, they summoned the reserves again: Billy Volek for Philip Rivers; Kory Sperry in for Antonio Gates. Stephen Schilling. Corey Baxter. Richard Goodman. What a troubling sight. Wait. What's that? A victory formation? Mired in a six-game losing streak and trailing late in the first half, the Chargers breathed life at last into a dying season, scoring twice in 70 seconds to spark a run of 28 unanswered points in a 38-14 stampede of the Jacksonville Jaguars at EverBank Field. It was their first win since Oct. 9 in Denver — a span of 57 days. The Chargers offensive line, anchored by Jared Gaither, a left tackle signed off waivers Wednesday, and guards Tyronne Greene and Louis Vasquez, both coming off multi-week injuries, allowed Rivers to go unsacked for only the second time in the past 29 games. With time, Rivers loo...