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    Chargers staying focused on next game and not disheartening loss

    by Jeff Miller, Los Angeles Times Nov 23, 2018 3 minutes

    COSTA MESA, Calif. - Losing was bad enough. Losing to a touchdown underdog, at home, amid a deluge of blunders, their six-game winning streak shattered, was also forgettable.

    Then the Chargers watched as their L.A. neighbors, just a day later, on national television, produced a game some experts are calling the NFL's most memorable.

    Quarterback Philip Rivers, still stinging from the Chargers' last-second 23-22 defeat to Denver, tuned in to the Rams' 54-51 victory over Kansas City on

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