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Chargers desperate to beat Seahawks and avoid 0-4 start to season

Entering Sunday's game vs. the Seahawks in Seattle, the Chargers know that falling to 0-4 would likley be the death knell when it comes to playoff chances.

Published Sep 29, 2026 · 5:45 PMOriginal source: The Seattle Times5 reads
Entering Sunday's game vs. the Seahawks in Seattle, the Chargers know that falling to 0-4 would likley be the death knell when it comes to playoff chances.
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