Studs and duds from New York Jets’ 34-28 loss to Los Angeles Chargers

Michael Nania lists the New York Jets' best and worst players against the Los Angeles Chargers in terms of total impact.

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Michael Nania lists the New York Jets’ best and worst players against the Los Angeles Chargers, and stacks up the roster according to each player’s impact on the team’s performance to date.

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