The Los Angeles Chargers played in a tough, grind-it-out dogfight on Monday Night Football, the kind of game that Jim Harbaugh loves. The only problem was they came out on the wrong side of the scoreboard.

Monday Night Football closed Week 7 with two opposite games. First, the Baltimore Ravens and Tampa Bay Buccaneers played to a shootout, with the former triumphing 41-31. However, it deserves some context as the Ravens trailed 10-0 before putting up 34 unanswered.

The Hoosiers made the biggest statement in Week 8 with a 56-7 beatdown against Nebraska, while Alabama’s woes continued.

Highlights of Brees' incredible career from 2006-20 with the Saints that included the Super Bowl XLIV title on Feb. 7, 2010, in Miami and the MVP, seven NFC South titles, nine playoff appearances, three NFC title games and an NFL record five 5,000-yard passing seasons (No one else has more than two.)

The Arizona Cardinals came out of Week 7 with a 17-15 last-second win over the L.A. Chargers on Monday night. They had some injuries in the game. We will see if any of the players will lose any time in the days to come.

The Arizona Cardinals beat the L.A. Chargers Monday night 17-15, continuing their up-and-down season. They are now 3-4.

The Los Angeles Chargers have a hit a season low after suffering a 17-15 loss to the Arizona Cardinals. Arizona (3-4) had not won a game outside of its division or against a winning team all season prior to Monday's game.

For the third time this season, the NFL will wrap up the week with a doubleheader on Monday Night. Both games feature non-conference matchups as the Ravens travel to Tampa to take on the Buccaneers, while the Cardinals host the Chargers in the second game.

The Los Angeles Chargers hit the road in Week 7 to face the Arizona Cardinals. At 3-2, Jim Harbaugh’s first season in LA is off to a solid start. They can make headway in the AFC Wild Card race with a big win on Monday night.