The Los Angeles Chargers secured a narrow 17-13 victory against the Atlanta Falcons, thanks to a standout defensive performance that included four interceptions, two by rookie Tarheeb Still. This win ended a three-game takeaway drought for the Chargers, who struggled offensively, failing to score a touchdown.

Newly signed safeties Tony Jefferson and Marcus Maye made significant contributions, with Maye's interception in the fourth quarter being crucial to maintaining the lead. Despite offensive woes, including only three touchdowns in their last 27 drives, the Chargers' defense showcased resilience and teamwork.

Rookie receiver Ladd McConkey had a record-setting first half but left the game with a knee injury. The Chargers' rookie class continues to impress, with McConkey and Still leading the way, as the team looks to improve in the final stretch of the season.