San Diego Chargers Daily Links: January 4, 2016

Chargers force 5 turnovers, still fall 27-20 to Broncos - Pat Graham
The Chargers were handed five turnovers — basically handed the game — and couldn't figure out how to win on Sunday. They fell 27-20 to the Peyton Manning-led Denver Broncos in what could be their last game as the San Diego Chargers. "If that game doesn't summarize our season, I don't know what does," said coach Mike McCoy, whose team finished 4-12 and wound up winless in the AFC West.

Chargers, San Diego Face a Challenging Year - Mirna Alfonso
"San Diego has been a great NFL city for more than 50 years and we have put together a fair and viable stadium proposal to keep the Chargers here for years to come," Faulconer said.

Mike McCoy's case strengthened in loss - Michael Gehlken (UT$)
It’s been one long, bad, brutal year. The NFL doesn’t assign No. 3 draft picks for nothing. The Chargers finished 0-6 in their division and have lost eight straight since 2014. This was their first winless AFC West campaign since 1984.

Stevie Williams finishes season strong, shows he belongs - Kevin Acee (UT$)
"Stevie is always doing extra work," linebacker Manti Te’o said. "While everybody else is getting ready for practice, Stevie is in the weight room getting his work in. On Mondays, when we come in to watch film, he’s in there early. On the field, he’s working on his footwork."

In the end, Chargers were consistent - Kevin Acee (UT$)
"Cassius Vaughn played cornerback for us," one Chargers player said. "People were probably like, ‘Who is Cassius Vaughn?’ "

Pair of Young Bolts Make Name for Themselves in Loss - Ricky Henne
"That was one of the best defensive games I’ve played in," he said. "I just take every play seriously and try to focus on every play.  If you can do that, then you have the best chance to win…(Like) everything else, when you get the momentum like that, things start flowing to you."