While his players were passionate and angry after Sunday's 35-6 loss in Jacksonville, Jim Harbaugh calmly said the Chargers got their butts kicked.

Emmanuel Ogbah was a healthy scratch in this game. Dawuane Smoot continued to see his share of snaps inside as well. So behind Travon Walker and Josh Hines-Allen in the defensive end rotation, we saw more of undrafted rookies Danny Striggow and BJ Green, who combined for 27 snaps on Sunday.

The Sporting Tribune's Fernando Ramirez writes that the Chargers were embarrassed yet again in Jacksonville and this one was indicative of their season so far.

Justin Herbert takes a number of hard hits before getting pulled and the Chargers fail to stop Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars in an ugly 35-6 loss.

The Jaguars said last week's loss to the Texans "pissed" them off and that attitude carried into Sunday's 35-6 blowout of the Chargers.

Coen can go ahead and hang the "Mission Accomplished" banner because his team showed no hangover from the loss against the Chargers this Sunday. They didn't punt while taking a 14-6 lead in the first half and then dominated the Chargers in the second half of a 35-6 win.

Coach Liam Coen insists his Jacksonville Jaguars play better when they’re angry. It was an easy emotion to harness after the biggest collapse in franchise history.

Travis Hunter received a big update on his role with the Jacksonville Jaguars for when he returns from a season-ending knee injury. The wide receiver/cornerback saw his rookie season cut short after the non-contact injury.

Following Hailassie's release, the only other safety on the 53-man roster currently is Rayuan Lane. It may not be just a matter of time before Thornhill is signed to the 53-man roster from the practice squad.

The Jacksonville Jaguars bounced back from the worst collapse in franchise history by thumping the Los Angeles Chargers 35-6 behind rushing touchdowns from Travis Etienne, Trevor Lawrence and rookie B