Another important event happening at this point is the fantasy football playoffs. Fantasy managers are scrambing in order to find the best lineups possible to win their leagues. Could a potential sleeper option be on the Chargers roster? ESPN believes a sneaky good performance could be brewing from one of the Bolts' best players.

Here's what the Los Angeles Chargers have to do defensively to come out victorious on Sunday against the Cowboys.

On Saturday, the NFL announced fines related to the Kansas City Chiefs' game last week against the Los Angeles Chargers at Arrowhead Stadium.

The model sees value in backing the Chargers to leave Texas with their 11th win of the year as they win outright in 48% of simulations at plus money. Los Angeles also covers the 2.5-point spread in 53% of simulations, while the Over hits 56% of the time.

Through 12 weeks, the Chargers had the league's lowest rate of designed runs in the first 28 minutes of games. They've reversed that trend.

The Cowboys may not have anything to play for by the time they kick off their home finale vs. Los Angeles on Sunday

If the Dallas Cowboys want to have any hope of beating the Los Angeles Chargers, it will all come down to one thing. It’s a thing the Cowboys are well equipped to do and it’s in an area in which the Chargers have been particularly vulnerable. We’re talking about the pass rush and we're talking about creating pressure with the blitz.

The Dallas Cowboys need a miracle to make the playoffs, and they reportedly could have their star cornerback back on the field as they try to pull off that miracle.

The LA Chargers and Dallas Cowboys battle at AT&T Stadium Sunday. Kickoff from Arlington, Texas, is set for 1 p.m. ET.

The veteran coach who promised a “relentless,” “physical” team has his hard-charging, no-chill Chargers on the cusp of a second consecutive playoff berth.

Despite a more pressing need on the offensive line, USA Today's latest mock draft has the Los Angeles Chargers selecting Florida defensive tackle Caleb Banks.