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The Los Angeles Chargers’ offence was its own worst enemy on Saturday, costly penalties and errors gifting the Baltimore Ravens a 22-10 victory.
The Chargers were held to 198 yards of offence, turning the ball over three times and the defeat all but cost them the AFC West barring a miracle.
In a crucial third down spot early on in the game, Keenan Allen had a 27-yard catch to the Ravens’ 24 wiped out because of offensive pass interference.
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