WATCH: Antonio Gates still cannot be stopped in the red zone
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Antonio Gates could sit for another four weeks and still be the Chargers' best scoring threat.
There's a reason why Gates is a future Hall of Famer. He dismantled a pretty talented Steelers secondary at will on Monday Night Football.
Take a look at the tight end's first score. Philip Rivers wasted zero time getting him involved:
Then, with the game on the line, Rivers tossed another touchdown to Gates. This could've been the game winner:
Gates is 35 years old. He won't be around forever -- so enjoy him while he's still a touchdown machine.
History made. With this catch, @AntonioGates85 joins @TonyGonzalez88 as the only TEs with 100 TD grabs. #MNF http://t.co/sMz5r0d4u4
— NFL (@NFL) October 13, 2015
Philip Rivers + @AntonioGates85 + single coverage = touchdown, @Chargers #MNF #PITvsSD http://t.co/KjjPGOro19
— NFL (@NFL) October 13, 2015
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