Chargers' defense ready for a second helping of Lamar Jackson

COSTA MESA, Calif. -- The Los Angeles Chargers' defense was not surprised or in awe by anything Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson did when these two teams faced off two weeks ago.

"It helps a lot because it's fresh," defensive end Isaac Rochell said. "You don't have to dig weeks back or game plan for a team you've never seen before. So it's good for us that we've seen them two weeks ago, and we just have to sharpen the game plan and get better, pick up on things that you didn't pick up on the first time."

The Chargers held the dynamic rookie quarterback to 39 rushing yards -- his lowest as a starter -- and the run-first Baltimore offense to 159 total rushing yards under the guidance…