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The second half of the NFL playoffs Wild Card weekend is set for Sunday, January 6, with two highly anticipated games: Chargers vs. Ravens and Eagles vs. Bears. If you're a gambler, or merely like to keep track of the NFL betting lines, take note that the home team is the favorite in both playoff games today. The Baltimore Ravens, who won the AFC North Division with a 10-6 regular season record, are 2.5-point favorites to win at home against the 12-4 Los Angeles Chargers. Continue to Article

January 06, 2019 10:00:am EST

The Los Angeles Chargers have been holding out hope that tight end Hunter Henry would be ready to rejoin the team for their first-round playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens. Henry, who has been out since tearing his ACL in May, began practicing with the team on Dec. 17. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport first reported that Henry will not be active for Sunday's wild-card game, meaning that with a win the Chargers will face a tough decision Monday: activate a banged-up Henry or play without him for the rest of the postseason. Continue to Article

January 05, 2019 7:19:pm EST

The Los Angeles Chargers landed in Baltimore on Friday night in advance of their Sunday wild-card game with the Ravens. Players must have gotten some time to themselves on Saturday, because running back Melvin Gordon found himself in an Uber in the city. His Uber driver was talkative, and probably like many in the city, eager to talk about the big game on Sunday. Continue to Article

January 05, 2019 5:09:pm EST

It will be the first time in Jackson's short career that a team will be seeing him for a second time. The Chargers won't be fooled by the unorthodox formations and style; they just spent 60 minutes trying to defend it in December. It's pretty rare for a rookie quarterback to beat a quality defense twice in the same season, let alone in a rematch coming so quickly. Continue to Article

January 05, 2019 1:52:pm EST

A couple weeks ago, the Baltimore Ravens went to Los Angeles and beat the Chargers 22-10. Had the Chargers won and everything else stayed the same in Week 17, the Chargers would have been the No. 1 seed in the AFC and the Ravens would have been out of the playoffs. In that first meeting the Chargers were without a key offensive player, who might make his season debut on Sunday after missing the regular season due to a torn ACL. Continue to Article

January 05, 2019 4:31:am EST