Los Angeles cleared a big hurdle by recovering from blowing a 21-point lead against Cincinnati on Sunday night. Plus, Mike Tomlin boosts his Coach of the Year credentials and the Commanders fall back to earth.

The Bengals have been waiting for a turnaround that might never come, as Cincinnati could be in too deep of a hole to mount a playoff push.

Divisional matchups across the NFL in Week 11 prompted petty posts, but a nondivisional one led the way. The Los Angeles Chargers held on to defeat the Cincinnati Bengals on "Sunday Night Football." The Chargers led 27-6,

Coming up big in clutch moments and being resilient are two qualities the Los Angeles Chargers had lacked over the past four seasons.

While the Los Angeles Chargers were putting a beatdown on the Cincinnati Bengals and eventually surviving a comeback bid to move things to 7-3, Jim Harbaugh regret was apparently sweeping the NFL.

The entire world got to see Sunday night on national television what the AFC has come to realize: the Los Angeles Chargers are emerging as a real-deal power in the NFL. Less than a calendar year after finishing with the fifth pick in the draft and arguably the worst defense in football,