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The Los Angeles Chargers forced the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback JALEN painfully to do the work of turnovers, including the appearance of the game in overtime near the end zone to mark the end of the last 22-19 in the ball of “
Both the Eagles and the Chargers entered this game with an 8-4 record, but it was the latter that helped their chances to send them to 9-4.
Meanwhile, the Eagles, still the owners of the NFC East, moved to 8-5.
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Tony Jefferson of the Los Angeles Chargers appeals for a pass intended for Jahan Dotson #2 of the Philadelphia Eagles in overtime at Sofi Stadium in Del. 8, 2025 in Inglewood, California. (Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
It was a game filled with cash for these teams, but it hurt who had five turnovers as they threw four touchdowns, including one on what would have been the game-winning drive in overtime.
It starts with 10 from the line of the Charger ’17-Yard Eard and three points, it hurts to sell the action of play to Sataon Barkley and removed to his right. He wanted to beat Jahan Dotson near the goal line, but Harm Hart, who had one half of the mind earlier in the game, placed and made a great number of passes.
Safety Tony Jefferson was stepping up to cover the dotson, and he quickly got the ball in the air, defended it, and stayed in the posts as Sofi Stadium erupted.
Eagles Star turns the ball twice in some vs Chargers
It was a play that helped the Chargers pull off a win at home, but it wasn’t easy as the Eagles’ defense kept their team in the game with forced turnovers of their own.
Justin Herbert, who was seven days from being right-handed to left, was arrested again and saw the Strip-Sack go live.
But while Herbert struggled in the passing game (12-26 for 139 yards and a touchdown pass to Amarion Hampton on the opening drive), he was able to get the job done with his legs.
Justin Herbert of the Los Angeles Chargers warms up before the game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Sofi Stadium in Del. 8, 2025 in Inglewood, California. (Kalyn Mulcahy/Getty Images)
Herbert rushed 10 times for 66 yards to lead his team on the ground in the game, including a 26-yarder to Cameron Dicker for a chance to force overtime.
He did it again when the Chargers got the ball first in overtime, where Dicker would bury him 54-Yard to complete 5-for-5 to take a 22-19 lead.
Philadelphia would catch a big break on a long drive when Odafe, Oweh was called for an out-of-bounds call on fourth-and-4, allowing a new set of Downs to come true.
However, this defense of the chargers happened when they needed more money every night, and it was only fair that they marked this money in the end.
The Chargers’ leading scorer was Kimani Vidal, who had 60 yards in Los Angeles’ opening game in the final stretch of his comeback from breaking his left ankle in Week 5.
Omarion Hampton of the Los Angeles Chargers scores a first quarter touchdown against the Philadelphia Eagles at Sofi Stadium on Del. 8, 2025 in Inglewood, California. (Kalyn Mulcahy/Getty Images)
For the Eagles, they were able to spread Herbert seven times, as Jalyx Hunt led the way with 2.5 sacks on the night. On offense, it hurt to connect well with Aj Brown, as he defended six of his 13 targets for 100 yards. Dallas Goedert added 78 yards on the eighth catch, and Divona Smith had four scores for 37 yards.
Saquon Barkley, who the Eagles and their fanbase have been hoping to pretend to do in 2024, was able to fly 52 yards in the fourth quarter in a 16-13 EAgles start. He had 122 yards rushing on 20 connections in the backfield.
Herts finished the game 21-of-40 for 240 yards with no touchdowns — one to Brown was called back in the game because of a jordan maimata holding penalty — and his four interceptions.
It is painful and placed in the game where he is prone, as he goes up the first charge by the defender of the Chargers who picked him up, but the ball was taken out of his hands and found by Los Angeles.
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The Eagles will hope to break their losing streak next week when they host the Las Vegas Railers at home.
Meanwhile, Herbert and the Chargers will look to continue their climb against their bitter AFC West rival, the Kansas City Chiefs, who are looking to keep their hopes alive at 6-7.
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