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Looking at the major metrics, here is where the Chargers stand after Week 15.
The Chargers fell to 5-9 after losing to the Raiders on Thursday.
Now that Week 15 is in the rearview, we now know how the Bolts rank statistically compared to the rest of the NFL. Looking at the major metrics, here is where L.A. stands.
Here’s how the Chargers and Packers stack up statistically ahead of the Week 11 matchup.
The Chargers and Packers are set to square off this Sunday.
Here’s how Los Angeles and Green Bay stack up statistically ahead of the Week 11 matchup:
Keenan Allen has been nothing short of phenomenal in Year 11.
Wide receiver Keenan Allen was sensational in the Chargers’ loss to the Lions.
Allen finished with 11 catches for 175 yards and a pair of touchdowns, all while dealing with a shoulder injury during a good chunk of the second half.
“He’s an incredible player,” Justin Herbert said. “The teammate, the player, he does everything. He means everything to this offense. To see him battle and fight and go back out there, he leads by example. He’s an incredible teammate.”
Allen is 31 years old but playing like he’s 10 years younger. The play on the field has been phenomenal and the stats reflect it.
Allen is up to 73 catches, 895 yards and six scores with eight games remaining. His personal bests are 106 receptions, 1,393 yards and eight touchdowns.
As the team’s primary weapon and how consistently open he gets with his silky-smooth route running, Allen will continue to be heavily targeted, putting him in a position to surpass those numbers.
Looking at the major metrics, here is where the Chargers stand after Week 9.
The Chargers are now .500 after beating the Jets on Monday.
Now that Week 9 is in the rearview, we now know how the Bolts rank statistically compared to the rest of the NFL. Looking at the major metrics, here is where L.A. stands.
Here’s how the Chargers and Jets stack up statistically ahead of the Week 9 matchup.
The Chargers and Jets are set to square off on Monday in a primetime showdown.
Here’s how Los Angeles and New York stack up statistically ahead of the Week 9 matchup:
Looking at the major metrics, here is where the Chargers stand after Week 8.
The Chargers are now 3-4 after beating the Bears on Sunday.
Now that Week 8 is in the rearview, we now know how the Bolts rank statistically compared to the rest of the NFL. Looking at the major metrics, here is where L.A. stands.
Looking at the major metrics, here is where the Chargers stand after Week 7.
The Chargers are now 2-4 after losing to the Chiefs on Sunday.
Now that Week 7 is in the rearview, we now know how the Bolts rank statistically compared to the rest of the NFL. Looking at the major metrics, here is where L.A. stands.
Looking at the major metrics, here is where the Chargers stand after Week 6.
The Chargers are now 2-3 after losing to the Cowboys on Monday night.
Now that Week 6 is in the rearview, we now know how the Bolts rank statistically compared to the rest of the NFL. Looking at the major metrics, here is where L.A. stands.
Here’s how the Chargers and Cowboys stack up statistically ahead of the Week 6 matchup.
The Chargers and Cowboys are set to square off on Monday in a primetime showdown.
Here’s how Los Angeles and Dallas stack up statistically ahead of the Week 6 matchup:
The NFL is at the quarter mark, so this is a good time to reflect on the Chargers’ first four games and hand out some awards.
The Chargers were off this week, getting some rest before they endure a 13-game stretch. Players used the time to get much-needed rest and the coaching staff did some evaluating as they identified what they needed to improve on for the remainder of the season.
With that, let’s look back at the first four games of the season and give out some awards.
