San Diego Chargers Daily Links: September 24, 2013

Despite Outcome, Rivers' Accuracy Continues - Ricky Henne
What did remain consistent from last week, however, was the accurate hand of quarterback Philip Rivers. Number 17 finished the game 20-of 24 for 184 yards, one touchdown and a 112.5 passer rating. The main difference in his stats came in his number of attempts, which were cut in half from the previous game. Rivers says this was a result of the defensive looks the Titans were giving him.

Mistakes Prove Costly in Loss to Titans - Ricky Henne
"We’ve got a good football team here and that’s why you’ve got 53 on the roster," said Head Coach Mike McCoy. "I think the players who had an opportunity to step in today did a nice job. They really did. They came in on short notice because of what happened during the week. That’s all part of the game. (We) had every opportunity to win the football game with the guys that were playing. We just didn’t get it done at the end."

Upon Further Review: Chargers Week 3 - Eric D. Williams
San Diego headed into Sunday’s contest already down an offensive lineman when D.J. Fluker was ruled out because of a concussion. Michael Harris played solid in place of Fluker at right tackle. But the Chargers potentially lost two more starters up front against Tennessee. San Diego coach Mike McCoy told reporters after the game left tackle King Dunlap had a concussion. Left guard Chad Rinehart also had a turf toe injury in the second half and did not return.

PFF Reaction Blog: Week 3 - PFF Analysis Team
Philip Rivers completed all six passes he attempted over 10 yards in the air. The Titans Jake Locker wasn’t much worse in completing 8-of-11 between 10 and 19 yards but could only complete 1-of-8 over 20 yards.

ReFo: SD @ TEN, Week 3 - Sam Monson
Antonio Gates made a couple of one-handed attempts in this game and remains the only player I can think of who regularly catches passes one handed just because he can.