The Los Angeles Chargers defeated the Philadelphia Eagles in overtime in a turnover-laden game on "Monday Night Football."

Unable to wrap your hands around the season’s hottest gift? The Los Angeles Chargers and Philadelphia Eagles feel your pain.

The Los Angeles Chargers showed incredible toughness with a victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. The Chargers defense and kicker Cameron Dicker shined.

The Philadelphia Eagles and Los Angeles Chargers were involved in a wild fumble recovery in the first half of their matchup on Monday night.

The legend of the Los Angeles Chargers’ 22-19 overtime win against the Philadelphia Eagles will almost certainly outlast the reality.

Nakobe Dean blitzed Herbert in the first half and recorded a sack-fumble. Adoree’ Jackson intercepted Herbert off a tipped pass. And when the Eagles struggled offensively, the defense picked up the slack. The Chargers only scored six points off the Eagles’ five turnovers.

Jalen Hurts committed five turnovers as the Chargers' defense forced a game-winning interception in overtime to beat the Eagles, 22-19, and improve their playoff chances.

As often is the case this year, the Eagles’ defense did its job. It’s hard for a defense to look dominant when it plays more snaps than it should, defends short fields all game, and sees every momentum swing erased by offensive mistakes. But, once again, the defense looked good, despite being let down by the offense.

Just seven days after having surgery on his fractured left hand, Herbert ran the Chargers to a huge win on Monday Night Football.