The Chargers are set to face the Browns on Sunday afternoon, where Los Angeles will look to pick up their third consecutive victory and improve to 4-1. However, it won’t be a gimme facing a Cleveland team that is also seeking superiority in their own division.
The Bolts most recently knocked off the Raiders this past Monday night by the score of 28-14, led by a balanced performance on both sides of the ball. After a slow start, quarterback Justin Herbert has seven touchdowns and no turnovers the past two weeks, along with a 116.3 passer rating.
Cleveland, on the other hand, held off the Vikings in a low-scoring affair, 14-7. While quarterback Baker Mayfield has struggled the past two games, the Browns have been able to hold their own behind a suffocating defense and remarkable running game.
