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 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.