Slumping Crabtree draws shut-down secondary

Kansas City wide receiver Dwayne Bowe leads the NFL with 14 touchdown catches.In two games against the Chargers secondary, though, he's combined for two catches for 16 yards.Indianapolis' Reggie Wayne ranks second in the NFL in receptions (94) and yards (1,213).Against San Diego, however, he had five catches for 42 yards. Houston's Andre Johnson and New England's Wes Welker, tied for third in the NFL with 80 catches, were both given the shutdown treatment by the Chargers -- combining for eight catches for 66 yards. You get the point: The Chargers top-ranked pass defense can magically make elite No. 1 wide receivers disappear. With that in mind, it's fair to wonder what San Diego could do to a No. 1 wideout with 42 catches (T65th in the NFL) and 555 yards (58th) in 13 games. In other words, what will become of struggling second-year wide receiver Michael Crabtree tonight? Crabtree's highly anticipated breakout season has taken a s...