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New England defeated Los Angeles 16-3 in Wild Card Weekend, leaning on a swarming defense and a solid performance from Drake Maye to advance. Maye overcame a slow start as the Patriots’ defense harassed Justin Herbert, who was pressured on six sacks, while the Chargers’ run game and O-line struggled (Omarion Hampton limited, Kimani Vidal carried most plays).
The Los Angeles Chargers fired offensive coordinator Greg Roman after two seasons, following a 16-3 wild-card loss to the New England Patriots in which the offense managed just 3 points; over two playoff appearances Roman’s units totaled 15 points, and the team, under Jim Harbaugh, will seek a more modern play caller to maximize quarterback Justin Herbert amid injuries and persistent run- and pass-game stagnation.
The Chargers’ 16-3 playoff loss to the Patriots has put offensive coordinator Greg Roman under scrutiny after an offensively lifeless performance, with Justin Herbert indecisive, the run game nearly non-existent, and protection breaking down. Questions about Roman’s play-calling identity and the team’s schematic approach persist, while coach Jim Harbaugh remains noncommittal about Roman’s future. Some players defend him, but the franchise faces pressure to revamp its system to better protect and maximize Herbert and finally win in the postseason.
In the Chargers' 16-3 Wild Card loss to the Patriots, Jim Harbaugh acknowledged the team didn’t perform well and said there are no answers yet on whether Greg Roman should continue as play-caller, signaling a review of the coaching staff as Chargers President/Coach aim to improve after their fourth straight playoff defeat; Herbert shouldered some blame for the stagnant offense, while Roman’s postseason track record with multiple teams is under scrutiny and a future decision on his role is anticipated.
The article previews the Patriots vs. Chargers playoff game, highlighting key factors such as pressuring Justin Herbert, maintaining a strong run game with Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson, and Drake Maye's ability to perform under pressure, which could determine the outcome of this highly anticipated matchup.
The upcoming Chargers-Patriots playoff game features a top quarterback matchup between Justin Herbert and Drake Maye, with key storylines including pass rush battles, coaching experience, turnover margins, and clutch kicking, all set to determine which team advances in the AFC postseason.
The Chargers, seeded No. 7 in the AFC, will face the No. 2 seed Patriots in a primetime Wild Card playoff game at Gillette Stadium, featuring star quarterbacks Justin Herbert and Drake Maye. The game highlights include strong recent performances in primetime, key injuries, and a focus on ball possession as a crucial factor.
The Chargers will be without key players including Justin Herbert, Derwin James, and Tuli Tuipulotu in their Week 18 game against the Broncos, with several other starters also inactive due to injuries or coaching decisions.
The Chargers face the Broncos in Week 18 with key players resting, including Justin Herbert, as they secure a playoff spot. Trey Lance will start, and young players like Lambert-Smith and Kennard may get extended opportunities. The team aims to finish strong and evaluate playoff seeding, with milestones and player performances to watch.
Trey Lance is set to start his first game of the season for the Chargers in Week 18 after Justin Herbert is ruled out, marking a significant opportunity for him to showcase his skills against a tough Broncos defense. Lance, with limited NFL experience, is preparing diligently and is eager to make the most of this chance, drawing praise from Coach Jim Harbaugh and admiration for his leadership and work ethic.
The Chargers released their injury report for Week 18, revealing several key players, including Justin Herbert, with limited practice, and others like Khalil Mack and Keenan Allen resting. Notably, Omarion Hampton and Jamaree Salyer did not practice, with Salyer unlikely to play. The Chargers face the Broncos in Denver on Sunday, with the Chargers as underdogs.
Justin Herbert will not play in the Chargers' final game against the Broncos due to injury, with Trey Lance set to start. The Broncos aim to secure the AFC's No. 1 seed, which is crucial for their playoff positioning, while the Chargers, already in the playoffs, focus on health and preparation for future games.
Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert will not play in the final game against the Broncos to rest and recover for the playoffs, with Trey Lance starting instead. The decision aims to keep Herbert healthy for the postseason, even if it means risking a loss in the regular-season finale.
The Los Angeles Chargers will rest quarterback Justin Herbert in their Week 18 game against the Denver Broncos to prioritize his health after an injury, which could impact playoff seeding and give the Broncos a chance to secure the No. 1 seed. The decision emphasizes the importance of Herbert's health for the upcoming playoff games, despite the potential to affect the Chargers' seeding and the Broncos' opportunity to clinch the top seed.
Chargers QB Justin Herbert will not play in the Week 18 game against the Broncos to allow his bruises to heal, prioritizing his health for the upcoming playoffs, with Trey Lance starting instead.