The Biggest Los Angeles Chargers Blown Leads Of All Time

What is the biggest Los Angeles Chargers blown lead of all time?

The largest blown lead in Los Angeles Chargers history is 27 points, which occured in the Wild Card Round. The Chargers were leading 27-0 in the 2nd quarter against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Jan 14, 2023, and ultimately lost the game 30-31.

Biggest Los Angeles Chargers Collapses

	Date	Opponent	Largest Lead		Final Score
1	Sat, Jan 14, 2023	@ Jacksonville Jaguars	27	27-0, 2nd	30-31
2	Mon, Oct 15, 2012	vs Denver Broncos	24	24-0, 3rd	24-35
	Mon, Nov 22, 1982	@ Los Angeles Raiders	24	24-0, 2nd	24-28
4	Sun, Nov 1, 2020	@ Denver Broncos	21	24-3, 3rd	30-31
	Sun, Sep 11, 2016	@ Kansas City Chiefs	21	24-3, 3rd	27-33
	Mon, Sep 9, 2013	vs Houston Texans	21	28-7, 3rd	28-31
7	Sun, Sep 21, 1986	vs Washington Redskins	18	21-3, 2nd	27-30
8	Mon, Oct 12, 2020	@ New Orleans Saints	17	20-3, 2nd	27-30
	Sun, Oct 4, 2020	@ Tampa Bay Buccaneers	17	24-7, 2nd	31-38
	Sun, Nov 19, 2000	@ Denver Broncos	17	34-17, 4th	37-38
	Sun, Oct 6, 1996	@ Denver Broncos	17	17-0, 2nd	17-28
	Sun, Dec 19, 1993	@ Kansas City Chiefs	17	17-0, 2nd	24-28
	Sun, Dec 8, 1963	@ Oakland Raiders	17	27-10, 4th	27-41
	Fri, Oct 19, 1962	@ Boston Patriots	17	20-3, 3rd	20-24
15	Sun, Nov 2, 1986	vs Kansas City Chiefs	16	16-0, 3rd	23-24
	Sun, Dec 19, 1971	@ Houston Oilers	16	30-14, 3rd	33-49
17	Sun, Dec 26, 2004	@ Indianapolis Colts	15	31-16, 4th	31-34
18	Sun, Sep 28, 2003	@ Oakland Raiders	14	31-17, 4th	31-34
	Sun, Dec 29, 2002	vs Seattle Seahawks	14	28-14, 4th	28-31
	Sun, Sep 10, 2000	vs New Orleans Saints	14	24-10, 2nd	27-28
	Sun, Nov 9, 1997	vs Seattle Seahawks	14	17-3, 2nd	31-37
	Sun, Nov 17, 1996	vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers	14	14-0, 1st	17-25
	Sun, Dec 8, 1991	@ Kansas City Chiefs	14	14-0, 3rd	17-20
	Sun, Oct 20, 1991	vs Cleveland Browns	14	17-3, 3rd	24-30
	Sun, Dec 10, 1989	@ Washington Redskins	14	14-0, 2nd	21-26
	Sun, Oct 9, 1988	vs New Orleans Saints	14	14-0, 2nd	17-23
	Sun, Sep 29, 1974	vs Miami Dolphins	14	21-7, 4th	21-28
	Sun, Nov 21, 1971	@ Oakland Raiders	14	24-10, 3rd	33-34
	Sun, Nov 25, 1962	@ Houston Oilers	14	14-0, 2nd	27-33
30	Sun, Oct 2, 2016	vs New Orleans Saints	13	34-21, 4th	34-35
	Mon, Nov 9, 2015	vs Chicago Bears	13	13-0, 2nd	19-22
	Sun, Dec 30, 2001	vs Seattle Seahawks	13	13-0, 2nd	22-25
	Sun, Sep 16, 1990	vs Cincinnati Bengals	13	13-0, 2nd	16-21
	Sun, Sep 28, 1986	@ Los Angeles Raiders	13	13-0, 2nd	13-17
	Sun, Oct 21, 1984	vs Los Angeles Raiders	13	20-7, 2nd	37-44
	Sun, Oct 1, 1978	@ New England Patriots	13	20-7, 3rd	23-28
	Sun, Sep 10, 1978	vs Oakland Raiders	13	20-7, 4th	20-21
	Sun, Nov 4, 1962	vs Denver Broncos	13	20-7, 3rd	20-23
39	Sun, Nov 18, 2018	vs Denver Broncos	12	19-7, 3rd	22-23
	Sun, Oct 5, 1980	vs Buffalo Bills	12	24-12, 4th	24-26
41	Sun, Sep 17, 2023	@ Tennessee Titans	11	11-0, 2nd	24-27
	Sun, Sep 20, 2020	vs Kansas City Chiefs	11	17-6, 3rd	20-23
	Sun, Dec 7, 2014	vs New England Patriots	11	14-3, 2nd	14-23
	Mon, Sep 8, 2014	@ Arizona Cardinals	11	17-6, 4th	17-18
	Sun, Oct 23, 2011	@ New York Jets	11	21-10, 3rd	21-27
	Sun, Jan 14, 2007	vs New England Patriots	11	14-3, 2nd	21-24
	Sun, Sep 18, 2005	@ Denver Broncos	11	14-3, 3rd	17-20
	Sun, Sep 17, 1989	vs Houston Oilers	11	14-3, 2nd	27-34
	Sun, Oct 16, 1988	@ Miami Dolphins	11	28-17, 4th	28-31
	Sun, Nov 16, 1986	vs Dallas Cowboys	11	21-10, 4th	21-24
	Sun, Oct 16, 1983	@ New England Patriots	11	21-10, 3rd	21-37
	Sun, Nov 13, 1977	vs Denver Broncos	11	14-3, 3rd	14-17
	Sun, Dec 2, 1973	@ New England Patriots	11	14-3, 2nd	14-30

What is the biggest 4th quarter collapse in Los Angeles Chargers history?

The largest lead the Los Angeles Chargers have blown in the 4th quarter is 17 points, which they've done 3 times. The most recent 17 point blown lead in the 4th quarter was on Sep 11, 2016, when the Chargers (then San Diego Chargers) were ahead 27-10 in the 4th quarter against the Kansas City Chiefs, and lost the game 27-33 in overtime.

Biggest All Time Los Angeles Chargers Blown Leads

What is the biggest Los Angeles Chargers blown lead of all time?

Biggest Los Angeles Chargers Collapses

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