Are Rams, Chargers playoff threats? Facing best teams in AFC could prove telltale
LA TimesIt’s going to be a yardstick Sunday for Los Angeles NFL teams. Whereas Detroit and Philadelphia are the dominant teams in the NFC, it’s extremely likely that either Kansas City or Buffalo will wind up with the AFC’s top seed. “It’s a good feeling, and this one feels a little bit different, this early in the season, we’ve still got five games left,” Allen told reporters. “But at the same time, we’re chasing the one seed, we understand that, we know that, and we’ve got to keep getting better each and every week.” Meanwhile, Kansas City has had plenty of nervous moments during the last month, with their last three wins coming by a combined seven points. “Playing Kansas City is awesome, especially late in the year,” said quarterback Philip Rivers, who had lots of memorable games there during his 17-year career, including his last game as a Charger.