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Bill Cowher Was Impressed With 1 NFL Team On Sunday

Bill Cowher Was Impressed With 1 NFL Team On Sunday
Bill Cowher Was Impressed With 1 NFL Team On Sunday


BALTIMORE, MD - OCTOBER 26: NFL Network analyst Bill Cowher appears on set during the Baltimore Ravens and Miami Dolphins game at M&T Bank Stadium on October 26, 2017 in Baltimore, Maryland.
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The Los Angeles Chargers made their presence felt with a commanding 27-10 road victory against the Cleveland Browns.

Riding a wave of momentum with three wins in their last four outings, the Bolts are steadily climbing the power rankings and improving their 5-3 record.

NFL analyst Bill Cowher shared his perspective on the Chargers’ recent surge following their Week 9 performance.

“L.A. Chargers, they’re playing defense, they’re able to throw the ball, we know they want to run the football. They’re looking like a complete team right now,” Cowher remarked.

As a matter of fact, Justin Herbert’s stellar performance against the Browns showcased why he’s one of the league’s premier quarterbacks.

His impressive stat line – 18 of 27 passes for 282 yards and two touchdowns without an interception – tells only part of the story.

This marks his third consecutive game with at least 275 passing yards and zero interceptions, suggesting Herbert is hitting his stride at a crucial point in the season.

The Chargers’ defense put on a clinic in Cleveland, forcing three turnovers and intercepting Browns quarterback Jameis Winston three times.

Their defensive prowess, combined with Herbert’s hot streak, has transformed the Bolts into a formidable contender.

After early-season struggles, the Chargers have fought their way back into playoff contention at the season’s midpoint.

While the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs (7-0) maintain their grip on the AFC West, the Chargers have leapfrogged the Denver Broncos (5-4) for second place and currently hold the AFC’s sixth seed.

Looking ahead, the Bolts return home to face the Tennessee Titans (2-6), who are fresh off an overtime victory against the New England Patriots.

Despite being favorites, the Chargers can’t overlook the Titans’ fierce pass rush, particularly Harold Landry, who dominated the Patriots with four sacks.


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