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    Chargers' focus is on the Broncos, not on what could have been last week

    by Jeff Miller, Los Angeles Times Dec 25, 2018 3 minutes

    COSTA MESA, Calif. - The Los Angeles Chargers watched Sunday just like their fans did, the obvious conclusion for both groups being that an opportunity truly had been wasted.

    Having played Saturday night, the Chargers were able to enjoy a game between Kansas City and Seattle. Even if the result - for them - was nothing to enjoy, at all.

    "You think about it for a second, 'What could have been, what should have been,' all that," coach

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