Chargers Daily Links: Day After Open Thread

Good morning, Chargers fans!

Sunday night was simply the same song and dance for the Chargers against the Chiefs.

Start hot -> lead at halftime -> Chiefs remember who they are -> late Kansas City touchdown to take lead -> offense can’t make it happen -> another one-score loss

Over and over and over again.

Travis Kelce is still the Charger killer, regardless of whether Derwin James is in coverage or not.

Injuries are still an explanation for plenty of shortcomings with this team, but I just don’t think they were a plausible excuse for what actually went wrong on Sunday night. I don’t think they affected the game nearly as much as many want to believe.

But we’ll save that sort of thing for further analysis this week. As always, feel free to use this post to continue any and all conversations regarding yesterday and last night’s game.

And now for today’s links.

Chargers News:

Chargers fall short once again to the Chiefs (Chargers.com)

Another horrid second half by the Chargers offense increases spotlight on coaching staff (Bolt Beat)

Five takeaways from the Chargers’ loss to the Chiefs (Chargers.com)

First half highlights against the Chiefs (Chargers Wire)

NFL News:

Jets WR Garrett Wilson rips his own offense for “sorry” effort against Patriots (ESPN)

NFL letter grades for all 32 teams (CBS Sports)

Where things stand in the NFL playoff picture (CBS Sports)

What we learned from Sunday’s slate of games (NFL.com)

Winners and losers of week 11 (The Ringer)

A guy named Squirrel helped Josh Allen get out of his home and make it into the airport (Pro Football Talk)