Falcons suffer third consecutive loss, fall to Chargers 17-13

Falcons receiver Drake London (5) made several crucial catches during the fourth quarter against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday. Photo by One Circle Entertainment/The Atlanta VoiceAtlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins (23/39 for 245 yards) threw four interceptions on Sunday, none were bigger than the two he threw in the fourth quarter. The Falcons (6-6 on the season) lost their third game in a row, 17-13, to the visiting Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday. Falcons head coach Raheem Morris opened his postgame press conferences saying that Cousins “carried us all season” but “we just can’t go out and turn the ball over four times and win a football game.”Both teams came into the game looking to better their playoff hopes. Los Angeles was in second place in the AFC West, while Atlanta remains in first place in the NFC South. The Falcons came into Sunday’s game against Los Angeles on a two-game losing streak. Losses on the road to New Orleans (20-17) and Denver (38-6) put an end to a two-game winning streak. The last time the Falcons played at Mercedes-Benz Stadium was during a 27-21 victory over the Dallas Cowboys. The first offensive possession of the game for Atlanta...