"A lot was going wrong for the San Diego Chargers during their recent six-game losing streak. One of the most visible problems was the suddenly shaky performance by quarterback Philip Rivers.

However, an injury-plagued Jaguars defense seemed just the right tonic for the North Carolina State product as Rivers completed 22-of-29 passes for 294 yards and three touchdowns Monday to lead the Chargers to a 38-14 victory over the Jags to snap their streak and keep coach Norv Turner employed for at least one more week.

Rivers, who was the 2003 Gator Bowl MVP for the Wolfpack in a victory over Notre Dame, feasted on a Jaguars secondary that has lost three starting cornerbacks for the season, with safety Dwight Lowery getting hurt in the first half and coming out for the game."