Justin Herbert was a warrior this season. Despite the countless injuries to his offensive line and running backs that resulted in 60 overall sacks - including six by the Patriots - and his own broken left hand, Herbert willed the Bolts into the playoffs. But for the second consecutive season, he was not good when his team needed him most.

Justin Herbert took accountability for his part in the Los Angeles Chargers' abysmal offensive showing Sunday, as the team managed just 207 total yards in a 16-3 loss against the New England Patriots.

The Miami Dolphins continue to add names to their head coaching interview request list — with Los Angeles Chargers defensive coordinator Jesse Minter being the latest candidate for the job per sources...

The New England Patriots won their first NFL playoff game since 2019 when they defeated the Los Angeles Chargers 16-3 on Sunday at Gillette Stadium.

Patriots coach Mike Vrabel left his team’s 16-3 wild-card playoff victory over the Los Angeles Chargers with his face literally bloodied, but an unshaken confidence in his team.

The game pits the No. 4 seed Pittsburgh Steelers going up against the No. 5 seed Houston Texans at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh with kickoff at 8.15 p.m. ET, but there's more to the story.