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Chargers attempt to regroup with Anthony Lynn still in charge | L.A. Focus News

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The Chargers’ embarrassing 45-0 loss to the New England Patriots on Sunday was the type of late-season performance that could have created impulsive changes – like the New York Jets did with firing their defensive coordinator on Monday morning. “Yeah, I expect to be the coach of the team tomorrow,” Chargers coach Anthony Lynn said […]

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