The Chargers defense, helmed by coordinator Jesse Minter, entered Week 9 allowing an NFL -best 13 points per game. On Sunday, the unit allowed only a second-quarter field goal and a late-game touchdown while limiting Cleveland to 292 yards, including only 57 yards across six first-half drives.

The Browns couldn't overcome three Jameis Winston interceptions against the Chargers and fell to 2-7 for the season.

The Los Angeles Chargers don’t have an easy task in front of them during the Week 9 encounter with the Cleveland Browns. Those Browns might be 2-6, but Cleveland enters the game after an upset win over the Baltimore Ravens and seems to have a new energy with quarterback Jameis Winston taking over the offense.