The 1980 San Diego Chargers season1979 . They won their first playoff game in 17 years. The season ended with loss to the Raiders in the playoffs.
Offseason NFL Draft Regular season
Week
Date
Opponent
Result
Attendance
1
September 7, 1980
at Seattle Seahawks
W 34-13
62,042
2
September 14, 1980
Oakland Raiders
W 30-24
51,943
3
September 21, 1980
at Denver Broncos
W 30-13
74,970
4
September 28, 1980
at Kansas City Chiefs
W 24-7
45,161
5
October 5, 1980
Buffalo Bills
L 26-24
51,982
6
October 12, 1980
at Oakland Raiders
L 38-24
44,826
7
October 19, 1980
New York Giants
W 44-7
50,397
8
October 26, 1980
at Dallas Cowboys
L 42-31
60,639
9
November 2, 1980
at Cincinnati Bengals
W 31-14
46,406
10
November 9, 1980
Denver Broncos
L 20-13
51,435
11
November 16, 1980
Kansas City Chiefs
W 20-7
50,248
12
November 20, 1980
at Miami Dolphins
W 27-24
63,013
13
November 30, 1980
Philadelphia Eagles
W 22-21
51,567
14
December 7, 1980
at Washington Redskins
L 40-17
48,556
15
December 13, 1980
Seattle Seahawks
W 21-14
49,980
16
December 22, 1980
Pittsburgh Steelers
W 26-17
51,785
Week
Date
Opponent
Result
Attendance
Divisional
January 3, 1981
Buffalo Bills
W 20-14
52,028
Conference Championship
January 11, 1981
Oakland Raiders
L 34-27
52,428
Game summaries Week 2: Oakland Raiders SD: Glen Edwards 2 INT, Willie Buchanon INT
Scoring summary
Quarter
Time
Drive
Team
Scoring Information
Score
Plays
Yards
TOP
Raiders
Chargers
1
Chargers
52-yard field goal by Rolf Benirschke
0
3
1
Raiders
35-yard field goal by Chris Bahr
3
3
2
Chargers
John Jefferson 4-yard touchdown reception from Dan Fouts, Rolf Benirschke kick good
3
10
2
Raiders
Cliff Branch 48-yard touchdown reception from Dan Pastorini, Chris Bahr kick good
10
10
3
Raiders
Willie Jones 11-yard fumble return, Chris Bahr kick good
17
10
4
Chargers
Kellen Winslow 25-yard touchdown reception from Dan Fouts, Rolf Benirschke kick good
17
17
4
Chargers
Clarence Williams 4-yard touchdown run, Rolf Benirschke kick good
17
24
4
Raiders
Raymond Chester 18-yard touchdown reception from Jim Plunkett, Chris Bahr kick good
24
24
OT
Chargers
John Jefferson 24-yard touchdown reception from Dan Fouts, kick not attempted
24
30
"TOP" = Time of Possession . For other American football terms, see Glossary of American football .
24
30
Standings [1] Awards and records John Jefferson, NFL Leader in Receiving Yards, (1,340)
Kellen Winslow , Second in NFL in Receiving Yards, (1,290)
Milestones References REDIRECT Template:Los Angeles Chargers
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