Chargers reveal their unlikely Super Bowl blueprint in massive victory vs Steelers

As the Los Angeles Chargers came away with the victory, 22-10, over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 10, it's needless to say that their performance on the defensive side of the ball was overwhelmingly impressive, holding the Steelers to just 221 total yards from scrimmage on the night. Moreover, in the process, they overcame the deficiencies they currently have on their offensive line, squeaking out enough offensive efficiency to stay competitive as their defense held the opposing team in a vice grip. Given the injuries that the Chargers have endured so far this season, this can and must be their blueprint for success as the season continues if they want to have any shot at remaining competitive. Although Los Angeles has now settled into a 7-3 record, and have a genuine shot at sneaking up behind the Denver Broncos for control of the AFC West, the true storyline of this season has been the injuries they have been forced to deal with. As the Chargers head into Week 11, they have now lost both starting tackles