After four consecutive dominant defensive performances, the Chargers hit a bit of a bump against the Broncos. They allowed 471 total yards, which was the second-highest amount of the season, including 205 on the ground. Additionally, the Bolts allowed three completions of at least 50 yards.
The Jaguars are eighth in passing offense DVOA. Los Angeles must pressure Trevor Lawrence. Joey Bosa should be back to a full workload after working his way back from a groin injury, and they must get him at his best. The same goes for Khalil Mack and Kyle Van Noy. Additionally, getting interior pressure from Morgan Fox and Drue Tranquill is crucial.
Against running back Travis Etienne, the Chargers must be stout at the point of attack, seal edges, take proper angles to the football and tackle in the open field. Etienne does his most damage outside the tackles, particularly on the left side, where he averages 8.2 yards per carry (5.35 yards after contact per attempt) and has seven carries over ten yards.
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