Episode

Are the Chargers Fatally Flawed in 2025?

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The Thunder Down Under Chargers Podcast
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Oct 22, 2025
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Summary

The Chargers ran into a buzzsaw on Sunday at SoFi Stadium. The Indianapolis Colts Offense, powered by their Elite OL and early NFL MVP candidate RB Jonathan Taylor, did as they pleased all afternoon against a helpless Jesse Minter Defense. Taylor ran for 3 TDs, Daniel Jones passed for 2 scores, and the Colts amassed 38 points and 401 Total Yards. For the Bolts, the shining light was rookie Oronde Gadsden whose 164 rec yards was the 3rd highest total ever by a Chargers TE. Herbert’s 420 passing yards were also the most of his career in a single game. Ultimately, it didn’t matter. The Chargers fell to 4-3 and today, on a short week, we unpack everything ahead of a crucial TNF match-up against the Minnesota Vikings. Don’t miss it!