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The Los Angeles Chargers and their fans have been waiting for a Lombardi trophy during their entire existence. They did win an AFL Championship back in 1963 and made it to a Super Bowl back in 1994 (only to meet Steve Young). Now, they’ve been playing with arguably the best quarterback in the team’s existence in Philip Rivers and have yet to win the AFC in that time. Many fans probably feel like the team should have gone back in the late 2000’s when they had LaDainian Tomlinson, Antonio Gates in his prime, and a play-making defense. After wasting all that talent, one could be forgiven for thinking that he might not get another chance. But now we’re in the late 2010’s. Now the Chargers are suddenly a top AFC team again, coming off a 12-4 season. The only problem is: this Super Bowl window is likely to be a short one as well. If you include the two seasons where the Chargers were a top AFC team with Drew Brees, their last Super Bowl window lasted from about 2004-2010. This one could be more along the lines of
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