The Los Angeles Chargers have a legitimate chance to win the AFC West for the first time since 2009 because they are only half-time behind the Kansas City Chiefs and currently have a one-on-one tiebreaker. If the Chargers beat the Denver Broncos in Week 12, they will tie the Chiefs 7-4 in the AFC West.

Although in the past month and a half, the Lightning team's schedule is undoubtedly easier, the team still needs to execute, in fact, it may need to win five of the last six games to lock in the AFC West. Of course, the Chiefs may lose a few games, but the Chargers cannot count on this. Bolts need a strong finish, and if they are to finish strong, then certain players must strengthen.

Keenan Allen stated before the 11th week that the key to unlocking the Chargers’ offense was to involve Mike Williams. Of course, Williams was the one who scored the winning touchdown against the Pittsburgh Steelers. . For Williams, this is not a large-scale game, but he made the biggest catch in the game, completing five catches and one touchdown for 97 yards.

Although this is a good game on paper, if it weren't for the touchdown that won the game, he would have played another mediocre game. We can't deny the fact that he pitched in the largest possible position, but the Chargers will need Williams to become a more stable weapon on the offensive end in the past six weeks.

He doesn't have to go back to the crazy numbers released in the first five weeks of the season, but it is important that he can help make a contribution and relieve some of Keenan Allen's pressure. The Chargers' defense is not the best (more on that later), Williams is an important part of the offense and can relieve some of the pressure.

If the Chargers are to win the division, Williams will have to end the game in a powerful, simple and simple way. It is impossible for the Chargers to win the division in the Williams game like he did in Weeks 6-10.

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