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While they haven’t sniffed the playoffs since 2013, the Los Angeles Chargers are widely known as a capable and worthy opponent around the league and the NFL community. From missed kicks to poor defense, there are a couple reasons for this playoff drought but it seems Philip Rivers and the boys almost make it every year.
In 2017, the Chargers had a fantastic offense, ranking fourth in overall offense and first in passing yards per game. The passing defense contributed as well finishing with the third-best mark in the league. Unfortunately, it was the plague of the kicker for the guys in baby powder blue, with several losses on the season coming from missed kicks.
Now, the team is coming off a worthwhile draft. While some have been disappointed with the lack of “flash” in L.A.’s picks, there is no arguing they filled many necessary needs. Their first four picks were on defense, sending help to the front seven with nose tackle Justin Jones while also drafting the highly talented safety Derwin James.
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In 2017, the Chargers had a fantastic offense, ranking fourth in overall offense and first in passing yards per game. The passing defense contributed as well finishing with the third-best mark in the league. Unfortunately, it was the plague of the kicker for the guys in baby powder blue, with several losses on the season coming from missed kicks.
Now, the team is coming off a worthwhile draft. While some have been disappointed with the lack of “flash” in L.A.’s picks, there is no arguing they filled many necessary needs. Their first four picks were on defense, sending help to the front seven with nose tackle Justin Jones while also drafting the highly talented safety Derwin James.
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