In their first year under Jim Harbaugh, the Chargers have shown a resilience they had lacked
Associated PressEL SEGUNDO, Calif. — Coming up big in clutch moments and being resilient are two qualities the Los Angeles Chargers had lacked over the past four seasons. Being able to respond with a finishing punch after being knocked down is something the Chargers had not shown during the final year of Anthony Lynn’s tenure and throughout Brandon Staley’s nearly three seasons. The Chargers’.704 winning percentage the first four seasons of this decade with double-digit advantages was fourth-worst in the league. After allowing only two completions of 20 yards or more the past two weeks, the Chargers allowed seven against the Bengals, including a 42-yard touchdown by Tee Higgins on fourth-and-2 late in the third quarter. What’s next The Chargers have dropped their last four regular-season games to the Ravens, including 20-10 last season.