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Chargers found the end zone in the first 30 minutes of Saturday night’s meeting between the two teams.They would both reach the end zone in the next three minutes of game time.Melvin Gordon scored on a 1-yard touchdown run after a Kenneth Dixon fumble set the Chargers up with stellar field position deep in Baltimore territory. After training 6-3 at the break [url=http://www.thechargerslockerroom.com/authentic-philip-rivers-jersey]Philip Rivers Jersey[/url] , Gordon’s touchdown gave the Chargers their first lead of the night at 10-6.Two plays after getting the ball back, Lamar Jackson threw a perfect pass to tight end Mark Andrews, who stiff-armed safety Jahleel Addae on the way to a 68-yard touchdown to put the Ravens back on top.Both touchdowns came inside the first three minutes of the third quarter.As in the first half, the first play from scrimmage of the second half resulted in a turnover. Dixon was stripped by Chargers defensive tackle Darius Philon and Melvin Ingram recovered to give the Chargers the ball at the Ravens’ 17-yard line. Three Gordon runs later and the Chargers were in the end zone.Baltimore had controlled the first half in many aspects but had only two Justin Tucker field goals to show for their efforts. Michael Badgley added a field goal on Los Angeles’ final drive of the half to get them on the board before the break. Like many NFL games [url=http://www.thechargerslockerroom.com/authentic-kellen-winslow-jersey]Womens Kellen Winslow Jersey[/url] , Thursday’s included questionable calls made and not made. One specific call that wasn’t made robbed the Chiefs of a chance to finish the game with an unforgettable moment.After the Chargers converted a two-point conversion to take the lead with four seconds left, Chargers players stormed the field. In the middle of the scrum, quarterback Philip Rivers can be seen waving at his teammates to get off the field before a flag is thrown.But enough already had happened for a flag to be thrown. No flag, however [url=http://www.thechargerslockerroom.com/authentic-lance-alworth-jersey]http://www.thechargerslockerroom.com/authentic-lance-alworth-jersey[/url] , was thrown.“There is some leniency when a few players from the bench gather to celebrate in the end zone after a score but the massive number of players that entered the field after this play should not have been ignored,” former NFL referee and rules analyst Terry McAulay told PFT via text message regarding the failure of the officials to impose a 15-yard penalty on the Chargers.So what would have happened if the rules had been applied as written? The Chargers would have kicked from their own 20, creating an opportunity to down the ball in a spot that would have allowed quarterback Patrick Mahomes to launch a missile to the end zone or spark a Dolphins-type cavalcade of laterals aimed at trying to steal a win.The chances of it working would have been very, very slim. But the Chiefs should have had a chance to do what Miami did only five days ago.
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