Chargers News: Fans Mock LA's Thursday Night Broadcast Graphic

This was truly a bizarre graphic for the Chargers.

It was bad enough for the Los Angeles Chargers losing in primetime to their divisional rivals, the Las Vegas Raiders. Even worse was they allowed the Raiders to drop a franchise-high 63 points, which ultimately led to the firing of Brandon Staley and Tom Telesco. 

During the game, which ran away from the Bolts from the start, a bizarre graphic appeared on stage. This graphic lit the internet on fire, making people wonder how this even happened. 

@chargers also have a verb "Chargering" - Webster pic.twitter.com/vGLUgUB9C6

— Captain ™️ 🇺🇸 | Pasifika Outlaw  (@PasifikaHammah) December 15, 2023

A definition appeared on the screen which referred to a made-up word called "chargering." The description of this word was even worse as it stated it means to "lose in heartbreaking fashion." 

Naturally, this led to many people pointing out how the broadcast was completely roasting the Chargers. 

No way they put chargering up on the screen w the definition 😂

— Rolando Duron. (@SelfDuron) December 15, 2023

amazon did the chargers dirty.

Fire Brandon Staley pic.twitter.com/naEze4uotK

— Philly sports complex (@philly_complex) December 15, 2023

#Chargers giving "Chargering" a whole new definition tonight

— Mike Maher (@mikeMaher) December 15, 2023

LMAO that Chargering segment... way to beat us while we're down.

— Bryan 🇲🇽 🇺🇸 (@BMart_99) December 15, 2023

What was supposed to be a term shared amongst fans was broadcast to the world. Now everyone can refer to the Chargers as "chargering" when they are getting demolished. The Bolts have dropped many close games over the past few seasons, and Amazon Prime Video took full advantage of that. 

The term certainly refers to Thursday's game, which was full of horrific moments. One such moment is watching a 300+ lb lineman score a touchdown on a fumble. John Jenkins ran in a TD, and there was no one to catch him. 

Hopefully, this new era of the Chargers will reverse "chargering," as the team needs to enter 2024 with a brand-new outlook and toughness. 

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