While pressure mounts on Maye and New England, the 23-year-old quarterback continues to earn recognition. On Friday, days before playing the Chargers, the Patriots announced Maye has been named a finalist for one of the FedEx Air & Ground Players of the Year.

The Chargers finished second in the AFC West for the second straight season under Harbaugh. Last season, Justin Herbert threw four interceptions, and the Chargers lost in Houston to the Texans, 32-12.

The Chargers are in search of their first playoff win since 2018 on Sunday. Here's what Los Angeles needs to do on offense to come away with the win.

This time around, while it won't be a Brady vs. Rivers clash, we do get quite the quarterback matchup as Drake Maye and Justin Herbert represent two of the brightest young quarterbacks that the league has to offer.

Los Angeles has listed six players as questionable: Hampton (ankle), LB Bud Dupree (hamstring), DB Elijah Molden (hamstring), OT Austin Deculus (oblique), TE Tucker Fisk (ankle) and LB Del’Shawn Phillips (hamstring). The Chargers also ruled WR KeAndre Lambert-Smith (hamstring) and S Kendall Williamson (ankle) out.

Quarterbacks Justin Herbert and Drake Maye may get the headlines ahead of Sunday's wild-card matchup, but this game will be about much more.

More than 13,000 magnetic wireless chargers are being recalled due to fire and burn hazards, according to the CPSC.

The New England elements could be a factor in Sunday night’s Wild Card game between the Patriots and Chargers at Gillette Stadium. According to the National Weather Service, there’s a 20% chance of precipitation, while temperatures will hover around freezing with gusty winds.