San Diego Chargers Daily Links: December 2, 2014

ReFo: Chargers @ Ravens, Week 13 - Kiernan Hogan
Rivers was intercepted on his first pass attempt of the game, but he was nearly perfect after that. The Ravens blitzed him 19 times, and he earned a PFF grade of +1.3 on those pass plays. On the 32 drop-backs when not blitzed, Rivers earned a +5.8 grade.

Week 13 Wrap-up: A February Preview? - Bill Barnwell
The Chargers held on for most of the game until Rivers was able to narrowly push them ahead at the very end. Rivers rebounded from an ugly first-quarter interception to Daryl Smith to deliver his best game in weeks, going 34-of-45 for 383 yards and three touchdowns despite the pressure of a steady Baltimore pass rush all game.

Audibles at the Line: Week 13 - Andrew Potter
Aaron Schatz: Am I weird? I complain about pass interference calls as much as anyone and I thought that DPI on Ravens cornerback Anthony Levine was completely obvious. And frankly, a shonda fer da goyim. I guess afterwards, Dan Fouts was saying that he thought that both Levine and Malcom Floyd were grabbing each other, but I thought it was pretty clear that Levine grabbed Floyd and held him down.

Cyber Monday Deals on QBs, Playoff Spots - Mike Tanier
Rivers continues to throw passes that look like they are powered by a remote-control helicopter motor and can accelerate, slow down, climb or dive to elude the hands of defenders. Rivers' 383 passing yards, most of them accumulated while a half-dozen hands groped at his jersey, led the Chargers to a 34-33 victory that restored order to the AFC playoff picture.

With Houdini act, San Diego Chargers show playoff mettle - Eric Williams
"These are the type of games you have to win if you do get in," Rivers said. "So if you can’t win these -- and I’m not trying to say you’re going to win all of them -- but if you can’t win these then you’re probably not good enough."