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    Anthony Lynn gets game ball from Chargers, and an apology, after his first win as an NFL coach

    by By Dan Woike, Los Angeles Times Oct 08, 2017 3 minutes

    EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Los Angeles Chargers coach Anthony Lynn walked into the locker room, about to do something he'd never done before.

    He said it was an ugly game. He told his team they made mistakes and screwed things up. It happened on offense. It happened on defense. It happened on special teams. He told them there were lessons they were going to need to learn.

    And, he told them that stuff could wait because the rest of Sunday,

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