Game facts: Chargers at Cowboys (Chargers facts)

Published: Nov 22, 2015 at 01:28 PM

Been a while: The Chargers' last game on Thanksgiving came back in 1969, when Sid Gillman was head coach and Lance Alworth was the lead receiver.

Playoff implications: The Chargers are currently one game behind Ravens for No. 6 seed in the AFC.

Keeping it competitive: Five of the six Chargers losses this season have come by eight points or fewer.

Big-play defense:The Chargers have the best turnover differential in the NFL (+10) since Week 5.

Pressuring the QB: The Chargers rank third in the NFL this season with 30.0 sacks as a team.

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