The entire world got to see Sunday night on national television what the AFC has come to realize: the Los Angeles Chargers are emerging as a real-deal power in the NFL. Less than a calendar year after finishing with the fifth pick in the draft and arguably the worst defense in football,

I’ll belabor a point made here since January: once Dean and John Spanos hired Jim Harbaugh, the franchise was transformed. The Chargers became an actual NFL franchise committed to winning. The hire differed from any coaching move the Spanoses had made.

J.K. Dobbins rushed for a 29-yard touchdown with 18 seconds remaining, and the Los Angeles Chargers beat the Cincinnati Bengals 34-27 after squandering a 21-point third-quarter lead.

Los Angeles Chargers RB J.K. Dobbins joins Colin Cowherd to discuss his game-winning touchdown against the Cincinnati Bengals.

For the most part, things have not gone the Cincinnati Bengals’ way. Cincinnati is just 4-6, sitting on the outside looking in of the AFC playoffs. There is still time to turn things around, but as Week 11 arrives,