Omar Navarro

The Chargers are back from the week off.

The Bolts return from the bye week to host the AFC West rivalRaiders. Kickoff from SoFi Stadium is at 1:25 p.m. (PT).

NFL analysts and publications have released their weekly power rankings. Take a look at where the Bolts are ranked as they enterWeek 13.

No. 13: NFL Nation Kris RhimESPN(Last Week: No. 14)

No. 13: Vinnie IyerSporting News(Last Week: No. 15)

The Chargers enjoyed a bye week to help regroup as they try to catch the Broncs and hold off the Chiefs in the AFC West.

No. 15: Chad Graff & Josh KendallThe Athletic(Last Week: No. 15)

It seems unlikely, but if they can just find a way to stabilize their front five, this is a team that could make a run

No. 15:Ralph VacchianoFox Sports(Last Week: No. 15)

They needed a week off after their blowout loss to Jacksonville, and they'll have a chance to get right at home against the Raiders. But the Eagles and the Chiefs loom for them after that.

No. 15: Frank SchwabYahoo Sports(Last Week: No. 16)

The Chargers ease back in after the bye with an easy matchup against the incompetent Raiders. A big story for the rest of the season is the return of rookie Omarion Hampton, who could play as soon as this week. He's a top talent who would change how the Chargers' offense operates.

No. 16: Mike FlorioPro Football Talk(Last Week: No. 16)

No. 16: Conor OrrSports Illustrated(Last Week: No. 13)

No. 17: Dan WilkinstheScore(Last Week: No. 16)

No. 17: Brent SobleskiBleacher Report(Last Week: No. 17)

The Los Angeles Chargers entered the bye week with a winning record and an injury-riddled roster, raising concerns about the club.

No. 17: Nate DavisUSA Today(Last Week: No. 17)

No. 17: Eric EdholmNFL.com(Last Week: No. 17)

Exiting the bye week, all possibilities still exist: The Chargers could blitz the field and earn the top overall seed in the AFC.

No. 18: Pete PriscoCBS Sports(Last Week: No. 16)