Gordon rumbled for 196 yards and a touchdown on 32 carries and added 65 yards on four catches in Sunday's win over Tennessee.
Gordon put the nail in the coffin late in the fourth quarter, with San Diego on its own side of the field and nursing a one-score lead. The second-year back ran through several Tennessee tacklers and sprinted for a 47-yard gain. Long a throw-first team, San Diego is turning to Gordon, who has gotten at least 25 touches in six of his last eight games and has topped 100 total yards in three straight contests. He's also doing damage near the goal line, with his one-yard plunge on Sunday tying him for the league lead with nine rushing touchdowns.