The Los Angeles Chargers, in acquiring outside linebacker Odafe Oweh and a seventh-round pick from the Baltimore Ravens in exchange for safety Alohi Gilman, were making what was, in many ways, a desperation move in an attempt to buoy a pass rush that has suffered greatly in the absence of Khalil Mack.
Yet, in just his first game with Los Angeles, Oweh's presence paid massive dividends, showing exactly why the Chargers were right to move on from Gilman, who represented a position of strength, in order to fill a need that has become more glaring as the season has worn on.