Nick Canepa’s report card: Chargers just average in ‘Monday Night Football’ loss to Cardinals
Joey “I’m Still Hurt” Bosa was out. Khalil Mack batted down the first pass of the game and then a few seconds later chased the QB to Tucson. Denzel Perryman was one of the few defenders who could tackle. Mack made a fabulous fourth-and-short stop. Hard to say anyone was on defense on Kyler Murray’s long, untouched go-ahead touchdown run. No sacks.
Following the Los Angeles Chargers' 17-15 loss against the Arizona Cardinals on Monday night, fans criticized head coach Jim ...
Former La Jolla High School pole vault champion Dave Fipp stands as one of the NFL’s better special teams coaches. He helped ...
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Cardinals 17, Chargers 15: 7 observations from the offenseIt wasn’t a great offensive performance in the Cardinals’ 17-15 win on Monday night. Here is what we observed.
The Chargers could not get in the end zone against the Cardinals, and the defense doesn't hold up on the final drive as ...
Second-year kicker Chad Ryland nailed a 32-yard field goal as time expired to give the Arizona Cardinals a 17-15 win over the ...
The Arizona Cardinals led the Los Angeled Chargers 7-6 at halftime in Week 7 and part of that was because of a pair of ...
Everyone who stayed up was treated to an entertaining game between the Chargers and Cardinals on "Monday Night Football." ...
Kyler Murray ran for a 44-yard touchdown and led the Cardinals on a drive that set up Chad Ryland’s 32-yard field goal as ...
Kyler Murray couldn't get anything going and the Arizona Cardinals' offense was stuck. Fortunately for Arizona, James Conner ...
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