In a game in which Bolts' head coach Jim Harbaugh admits his team was "out-physicaled," the Chargers made only eight first downs and failed to score a touchdown for the first time this season. Sometimes final scores can be misleading, but 35-6 frames the Chargers' loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars painfully accurately.

Both the Chargers and Chiefs are coming off dramatic losses to AFC opponents, putting them outside of the playoff picture heading into Week 11. The Chargers are struggling to protect Justin Herbert while the Chiefs may need to be more creative going forward.

If the Chiefs beat Indianapolis, per the PFF model, they will have a 68% chance to qualify for the playoffs. If they lose, that falls to 33%. It could get dicey. But it’s certainly not far-fetched yet.

It’s only fair to project a season split. The Chargers shocked the globe, literally, when Justin Herbert outdueled Patrick Mahomes in Brazil to start the season. Yes, the Chiefs are 5-5 and losers in their last two, but Chargers fans know all too well how these AFC West games can go.

We're almost to Thanksgiving, which means we've reached the home stretch of the NFL regular season. And in this year of parity — where the playoff picture in bo

The Kansas City Chiefs need to start racking up wins to avoid the nightmare of missing the postseason. Head coach Andy Reid heads into Sunday’s clash with the Indianapolis Colts off the back

After all the dominance we've witnessed over the past seven seasons, it feels almost eerie to realize that the Kansas City Chiefs' playoff hopes in 2025 are hanging by a thread. Since Patrick Mahomes became the starter in 2018,

The Kansas City Chiefs' season hasn't gone the way many expected it would this deep into the season. Both the Denver Broncos and Los Angeles Chargers sit ahead