For Chargers, this game really counts  Chargers Philip Rivers
throws an interception to Broncos Chris Harris  in the 4th
quarter during Monday Night Football. Chargers Philip Rivers
throws an interception to Broncos Chris Harris in the 4th
quarter during Monday Night Football. — K.C. Alfred  — Shoulder
pads clipping, tape ripping, chin straps snapping, Chargers
cornerback Quentin Jammer can take in the sounds of Sunday's
pre-game locker room.  For this one, that is all he needs.  The
Chargers will run onto the field at a stadium that is mile high,
knowing the stakes are higher. This marks their second chance of
the season to beat the Broncos and their last to slow the
momentum of what otherwise has all the look of Denver's second
straight AFC West championship run.  The numbers don't lie.
They need this.  "You shouldn't need a pep talk to get amped for
this game," Jammer, 33, said. "We know what the implications
are. You shouldn't need any motivation other than the
implications of this football game to get y