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,

The Cincinnati Bengals fought back to avoid an ugly blowout loss, but falling in a 27-6 hole and losing 34-27 to the Los Angeles Chargers had fans furious. Now 4-7 and with the season seemingly lost,

Even after yet another painful loss in a season full of heartbreakers for Cincinnati, head coach Zac Taylor insisted his beleaguered Bengals can still make the playoffs. Taylor's Bengals (4-7) and their fans might be finding it increasingly hard to keep the faith after the Los Angeles Chargers delivered their latest gut punch.