Patriots hold slim 6-3 lead over Chargers at halftime
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At halftime of their wild card matchup, the Los Angeles Chargers and New England Patriots are tied 3-3. Both teams have struggled offensively, each going 1-of-5 on third downs and recording eight first downs. The Patriots have outgained the Chargers 171 yards to 117.
New England's scoring came from a pair of field goals by rookie kicker Andy Borregales, from 23 and 35 yards. The Chargers' points were secured by Cameron Dicker's 21-yard field goal. Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has completed 6-of-15 passes for 95 yards with one interception and is the team’s leading rusher with 55 yards. Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert has completed 10-of-13 passes for 93 yards, with Keenan Allen leading the receivers with three catches for 25 yards.
Patriots cornerback Carlton Davis was questionable to return due to a toe injury but has rejoined the game to start the second half. The Chargers
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