Justin Herbert's impressive cross-body throw led to Derius Davis' crucial touchdown, while Joshua Palmer's quick reflexes secured a two-point conversion, highlighting the Los Angeles Chargers' resilience in their 34-27 comeback win over the Denver Broncos.

Coach Jim Harbaugh praised his team's spirit as they improved to 9-6, positioning themselves for a playoff berth. Despite early struggles, the Chargers have shown remarkable growth under Harbaugh's leadership, adapting and overcoming challenges throughout the season.

The Los Angeles Chargers have activated tight end Hayden Hurst from injured reserve ahead of their Week 16 matchup against the Denver Broncos. This move comes as the Chargers seek to enhance their aerial attack, particularly with starting tight end Will Dissly sidelined due to injury.

In addition to Hurst's activation, cornerback Dicaprio Bootle and safety Kendall Williamson have been elevated from the practice squad. Hurst's return is crucial as he looks to make an impact after struggling with injuries this season.

J.K. Dobbins has been placed on injured reserve by the Los Angeles Chargers, sidelining him for at least four games due to an MCL sprain in his left knee. This injury occurred during the Chargers' recent loss to the Baltimore Ravens.

Dobbins, who ranks fourth in the AFC in rushing yards, will be replaced by Gus Edwards as the lead running back. The Chargers currently hold a playoff position at 7-4 and are preparing for upcoming games against Atlanta, Kansas City, Tampa Bay, and Denver.