Chargers downed by Raiders to fall to 0-2: Top social media reactions

Jim Harbaugh, the head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers, is now 0-2 for the first time in his coaching career after the team suffered a 26-14 defeat to the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 2. Social media has been abuzz with reactions to the Chargers' poor performance.

Charlie Sinclair expressed his concern over the team's prospects, hoping that the Chargers will turn things around, but lamenting that this season might be Jim Harbaugh's last if the team continues to struggle. Mike Renner highlighted the unique position of the Chargers as the first team to start 0-2 by losing to two teams that drafted in the top-3 the previous season.

Steven Haglund and Tyler Schoon both felt that the season was over before it even began, with Haglund calling it curtains for the Harbaugh regime and Schoon apologizing for falling for the team's hype.

The overall sentiment was one of disappointment and concern over the Chargers' performance, with many expressing disbelief at how bad the team looked. The Chargers now face a challenging schedule ahead with next week's games against the Buffalo Bills and Seattle Seahawks, both of which pose significant challenges. With only a 16% chance to make the playoffs, the future of the team under Harbaugh appears bleak.