The Los Angeles Chargers defeated the Denver Broncos 34-27 at SoFi Stadium on "Thursday Night Football," led by stellar play from Justin Herbert and a pair of rushing touchdowns from Gus Edwards.

The Chargers basically replicated the Baltimore Ravens' backfield, bringing in both Dobbins and Gus Edwards last offseason. It's no surprise, as general manager Joe Hortiz wanted to familiarize his ...

Justin Herbert hasn’t had to be Superman ... The Chargers will likely turn to a rushing attack by committee that includes Gus Edwards, Hasaan Haskins, and rookie Kimani Vidal.

Gus Edwards (ankle) also back to practice ... so it’s cool to have him around,” said quarterback Justin Herbert, who said he’s happy to offer any support for Elliott during the transition ...

The Los Angeles Chargers will retool the offensive side of the ball around Justin Herbert this offseason ... J.K. Dobbins heading to free agency and Gus Edwards heading into the final year ...

Harbaugh referred to Herbert as “an artist ... for 226 yards and three touchdowns on 74 carries. … Running back Gus Edwards also was expected to practice this week after sitting out ...

Running back Gus Edwards powers in for touchdown rush vs ... Wide receiver Ladd McConkey races past the Houston Texans after catching quarterback Justin Herbert's dime on Wild Card Weekend in January ...

They sacked Justin Herbert four times and picked him off four times as well -- including once for a touchdown. J.K. Dobbins and Gus Edwards did nothing. With the exception of one big play to Ladd ...

With 2:58 left in the third quarter, a Gus Edwards 5-yard touchdown has ... the Chargers got into the red zone with a 19-yard pass from Justin Herbert to Stone Smartt, putting the ball at Denver ...

Justin Herbert could do nothing but turn ... The Chargers’ touchdown came after Will Anderson Jr. and Mario Edwards Jr. sacked Herbert on back-to-back plays to start the drive.

Justin Herbert is the main attraction in the offense, but a team coached by Harbaugh and Greg Roman is bound to want more out of its ground attack. That likely means parting ways with Gus Edwards ...