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After a 37-7 beating the Chiefs took in front of their own fans, San Diego did everything but take our lunch money on Sunday. The elements made for an ugly game from the start, but the Chiefs competitiveness made it even uglier as the Chiefs surrendered with fifteen minutes left in the game.á The first quarter flew by with the Chiefs facing a 14-point deficit. As the Chiefs entered the second quarter, the secondary was once again a victim of the "big" play.á This time it wasn't one big play, but two, as Philip Rivers connected with Vince Jackson on two 51-yard bombs just in the second quarter. Thankfully, the Chiefs defense held the Chargers on both drives to just two field goals. The score at halftime was 20-0 Chargers. As the Chiefs came out of the locker room, they showed ...

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