The Chargers defense, helmed by coordinator Jesse Minter, entered Week 9 allowing an NFL -best 13 points per game. On Sunday, the unit allowed only a second-quarter field goal and a late-game touchdown while limiting Cleveland to 292 yards, including only 57 yards across six first-half drives.

The Browns couldn't overcome three Jameis Winston interceptions against the Chargers and fell to 2-7 for the season.

The Chargers beat the Browns on Sunday afternoon, improving to 5-3. Here's our recap of the Week 9 win. It was over when... The Chargers went up 20-3 right before the half. The offense was rolling, and the defense was stymying Jameis Winston and company.

A week after throwing for 334 yards and three touchdowns against the Baltimore Ravens, Winston self-destructed on Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers. Winston threw three interceptions and didn't seem to have the same aggressive playing style he did against Baltimore.

Myles Garrett couldn't offer any explanations for all that went sideways in the Browns' latest debacle. At this point, there's little left to say.

The Chargers improved to 5-3 after defeating the Browns last Sunday. After Week 9, let's see where Los Angeles stands in NFL power rankings: USA Today: 17 (Previous: 18) "As well as they're generally playing – albeit against a fairly