The Denver Broncos rolled into SoFi Stadium and left no doubt, burying the Los Angeles Chargers 42-18 in a Week 5 statement win. What figured to be a divisional slugfest instead turned into a Denver showcase from the opening drive. The Chargers never found an answer, and the Broncos walked out with the kind of victory that reshapes the early-season pecking order in the AFC West. Jonah Coleman was the story, and it wasn't close. The Denver back shredded Los Angeles for 288 rushing yards, controlling tempo and turning routine handoffs into chunk plays all afternoon. That ground dominance let Bo Nix operate in comfort, and he was surgical when asked to throw, finishing with 183 yards and three touchdown passes. Evan Engram was his most reliable target, hauling in a team-best 60 receiving yards as Denver's play-action game kept the Chargers' second level guessing. Defensively, Denver's tackling held up under pressure, with Riley Moss leading all players with seven stops and consistently limiting yardage after contact. Los Angeles had its moments — Justin Eboigbe recorded the game's only sack, and Denzel Perryman came away with an interception — but the takeaway never translated into momentum. The turning point came when the Chargers couldn't get Coleman off the field, allowing Denver to string together long, clock-draining drives that turned a competitive game into a runaway. By the fourth quarter, the 42-18 final was simply a formality.