Chargers (0-4) at Giants (0-4)

TV: Sunday, 1, CBS (Ian Eagle, Dan Fouts, Evan Washburn)

The matchup: Maybe the Chargers will have better success away from their small new home, where they have lost all three games. As a team, the Chargers have rushed for 270 yards and, as usual, rely on the pass – 156 pass plays vs. 75 running plays. The Giants’ last two losses, both on the road, ended on field goals as time expired, the first to the rival Eagles on a 61-yard field goal by Jake Elliott. The matchup of QBs is notable. The careers of Chargers QB Philip Rivers and Giants QB Eli Manning are forever intertwined. The Chargers had the first overall pick in the 2004 draft and the Gi- ants fourth, but Manning let it be known he wouldn’t play for the Chargers. The Chargers picked him, then traded with the Giants, who drafted Rivers. Both are approaching 50,000 yards passing. Manning is at 49,327 with 326 TDs, while Rivers has 46,940 yards, 320 TDs.