Los Angeles blew a 27-point lead on Saturday against the Jaguars.
The Chargers‘ season ended Saturday night after the team squandered a 27-point lead to the Jaguars, the third-biggest blown lead in NFL playoff history. When the Chargers spoke with the media afterward, two key defensive players didn’t sugarcoat what happened.
“It’s embarrassing,” defensive lineman Sebastian Joseph-Day said, via ESPN’s Lindsay Thiry. “It feels really bad, and it just sucks.”
“We choked,” linebacker Kyle Van Noy added, via The Athletic’s Daniel Popper.
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Georgia offensive lineman Devin Willock and another member of the football program were killed in a car crash early Sunday morning.
Georgia offensive lineman Devin Willock and recruiting staffer Chandler LeCroy were killed in a car crash Sunday. Two other members of the football program were also injured, the school said.
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It saw their fewest goals scored, most goals allowed, and smallest margin of victory during their current three-game road winning streak.
Somehow, some way, the Jaguars came out victorious in Saturday night’s AFC Wild Card game after a historic second-half comeback. They also came out victorious on social media after the final whistle blew with two incredible call backs.
Jacksonville, 2.5-point underdogs entering the weekend, hosted Los Angeles at TIAA Bank Field for a chance to advance to the divisional round. Through the first 29 minutes and 36 seconds, it was ugly.
The Chargers went up 27-0 after four interceptions in the first quarter and a half. Asante Samuel Jr.
There is arguably no better way to celebrate a historic comeback victory.
There’s really no way to put into words the roller-coaster night that Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence endured on Saturday. From a historically poor first-half performance to powering Jacksonville to the third-largest comeback win in NFL playoff history, the 23-year-old probably experienced an entire range of emotions in his first postseason start.
So then the question becomes, what does someone like Lawrence do after such a wild evening? Thankfully, he seemed to give fans that answer: Go to Waffle House.