Unfairly, the final score said “cream puff.” Shaun Phillips sounded as if he was ordering a different kind of pastry.

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Turnovers key for Chargers’ defense

…Chargers were in control before the game even started Sunday against the desperate but still cocksure Denver Broncos. As they did a month ago in San Diego, the Broncos huddled near where the Chargers…

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Broncos’ bravado doesn’t work this time

An ankle injury put Kyle Orton's status for Sunday's game in question. The signal caller started Week 11 on the sideline, but he provided an immediate jolt of energy to the offense upon taking the field.

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Courage Under Center

Mathew Stafford and Brady Quinn gave a glimpse during a thrilling battle of why so much was invested in the QBs.

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Stafford, Quinn provide shine for tarnished clubs (Yahoo! Sports)

The Broncos turned the ball over three times and committed nine penalties on Sunday — mistakes that contributed to a 32-3 loss to the Chargers at INVESCO Field at Mile High.

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Mistakes Prove Costly

“Cry, Whine and Moan” is a weekly Sunday evening feature where fans of victory-challenged teams can…

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Cry, Whine and Moan: Almost literally for Jim Zorn (Yahoo! Sports)

AP Photo/Nick Wass Joe Flacco’s interception with under three minutes remaining cost the Ravens the game. BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Ravens’ final off…

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Red zone woes cost Ravens

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. – It didn’t matter which quarterback the Denver Broncos had under centre Sunday. The San Diego Chargers bottled up both the rusty Chris Simms and the hobbled Kyle Orton.

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San Diego Chargers take over AFC West lead, wipe out Denver Broncos in 32-3 win (The Canadian Press)

Philip Rivers and a dominant defense led the San Diego Chargers into sole possession of first place in the AFC West with a 32-3 drubbing of the Denver Broncos on Sunday.

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Denver Broncos thumped by San Diego Chargers 32-3 for 4th straight loss

It didn’t matter which quarterback the Denver Broncos had under center Sunday. The San Diego Chargers bottled up both the rusty Chris Simms and the hobbled Kyle Orton. Philip Rivers and a dominant defense led the Chargers into sole possession of first place in the AFC West with a 32-3 drubbing of the Denver Broncos, who couldn’t move the ball effectively behind either QB.

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Chargers rout Denver in fifth straight win, 32-3 (AP)