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Tennessee Titans v Los Angeles Chargers

Chargers can be first team since 1990 Giants to hold first 10 opponents under 21 points

The 1990 Giants won the Super Bowl behind a dominant defense led by Lawrence Taylor and coordinated by Bill Belichick.

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2024 Season Overview

Next GameNext Game	11/17/2024 8:20 PM EST
Next OpponentNext Opponent	CIN Cincinnati Bengals
Standing (Division)Division Rank	2nd AFC West
WinsWins	6
LossesLosses	3
DrawsDraws	0
PPGPoints per Game	20.7
OPPGOpponent Points per Game	13.1
Head CoachHead Coach	Jim Harbaugh

NFL: Cincinnati Bengals at Cleveland Browns

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Rotoworld Player News

Khalil Mack

LAC Linebacker #52

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Khalil Mack (groin) did not practice Wednesday.

Mack played through the groin issue last week but was barely on the field, logging four snaps on defense with no other stats to his name. He was listed as questionable for the contest after being held out of all three practice sessions. Mack will need to get in at least a limited session before we can count on him a anything other than an emergency option. The stud EDGE has 4.5 sacks and five TFLs this year.
Gus Edwards

LAC Running Back #4

Gus Edwards (ankle) was limited in Wednesday’s practice.

This isn’t much of a surprise as Edwards is coming off his first game in over a month because of the ankle issue. He was activated from injured reserve over the weekend and ran 10 times for 55 yards. His practice reps will be limited this week as he and the Chargers prepare to take on the Bengals. Edwards will flirt with an RB3 ranking versus a soft Cincinnati run defense.
DJ Chark

LAC Wide Receiver #9

Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh said the reason WR DJ Chark played just one snap on Sunday was “more of an affirmation for what the receiver room is doing.”

Not that we think there were a lot of long-term Chark believers out there still, but it doesn’t appear he’s going to emerge in the Chargers’ receiver pecking order without injuries ahead of him. Chark is droppable in all but the deepest of leagues at this point.
Will Dissly

LAC Tight End #81

Will Dissly caught 5-of-6 targets for 30 yards in the Chargers’ Week 10 win against the Titans.

Dissly was targeted heavily in the first quarter before the Chargers shifted toward the run. He led the team in targets a week after having just two catches for nine yards. Dissly ran 16 pass routes against the Titans while TE Hayden Hurst logged just six routes. Dissly could benefit from inflated pass volume in Week 11 against the Bengals.
Joshua Palmer

LAC Wide Receiver #5

Josh Palmer caught 1-of-2 targets for 36 yards in the Chargers’ Week 10 win against the Titans.

The downfield threat averaging 33.4 yards per reception over the past two weeks had another long grab against Tennessee, but not much else in a run-heavy game for the Chargers. Palmer could have some deep league appeal in Week 11 against a burnable Bengals coverage unit.
Ladd McConkey

LAC Wide Receiver #15

Ladd McConkey caught both of his targets for 52 yards in the Chargers’ Week 10 win against the Titans.

The rookie had seen at least six targets in seven straight games coming into Week 10. His lack of looks from Justin Herbert came in a game that saw the Chargers lean hard on the run from start to finish. Will Dissly led LA with six targets on the day. McConkey profiles as a sneaky good play in Week 11 against the Bengals in a game that should feature plenty of scoring.
Justin Herbert

LAC Quarterback #10

Justin Herbert completed 14-of-19 attempts for 164 yards and a touchdown in the Chargers’ Week 10 win against the Titans, adding nine rushes for 32 yards and a touchdown.

Herbert’s nine rushing attempts are by far a season high. He had a short touchdown scamper in the first half and connected with Quentin Johnston for a 24-yard touchdown later in the game. Coming into the game, the Chargers had been one of the NFL’s pass heaviest teams over the past month. That changed against the Titans, as Chargers OC Greg Roman went ultra run heavy in a game that was never really competitive. Herbert should have some upside next week against a Bengals team that can push the Chargers to lean on the pass for four quarters. It won’t hurt that the Bengals are allowing the league’s sixth highest drop back EPA.
Quentin Johnston

LAC Wide Receiver #1

Quentin Johnston caught both of his targets for 24 yards and a touchdown in the Chargers’ Week 10 win against the Titans.

Johnston made the most of his two looks in a game that saw Justin Herbert throw just 18 passes. Johnston broke free from his defender and freelanced his way into the end zone as Herbert broke free from the pocket and looked for an open pass catcher in the red zone. Johnston, with back-to-back games with a touchdown, remains a borderline WR3 option in a Chargers offense that has been much more pass heavy in recent weeks.
Gus Edwards

LAC Running Back #4

Gus Edwards had 10 rushes for 55 yards in the Chargers’ Week 10 win against the Titans.

Edwards returned to the LA lineup after a six-week absence following a serious ankle injury. His 10 carries were short of J.K. Dobbins’ 15 rushing attempts, and he was vultured at the goal line by Hasaan Haskins. Edwards had a long rush of 11 yards against Tennessee. Kimani Vidal was a healthy scratch against the Titans with Edwards back in the fold, meaning Edwards would likely be the team’s RB1 should Dobbins miss any time over the next month and a half.
J.K. Dobbins

LAC Running Back #27

J.K. Dobbins had 15 rushes for 50 yards in the Chargers’ Week 10 win against the Titans, adding three catches for five yards.

It was an unwelcome development for Dobbins drafters as Gus Edwards returned from injury and saw 10 rushes to Dobbins’ 15 attempts. Importantly, Dobbins lost out on much of the short yardage work, including a goal line carry in the second half. Dobbins’ fantasy upside is clearly lopped off with Edwards back in the fold, even though Dobbins should remain the Chargers’ primary pass-catching back. Dobbins will be a decent RB2 option in Week 11 against a poor Bengals defense.