Harbaugh says Chargers will evaluate everything after 22-6 loss to Chiefs drops them to 0-6

The Kansas City Chiefs have continued their undefeated streak in the NFL, improving to a 5-0 record with a decisive win over the depleted and winless Los Angeles Chargers. The game was a dominant performance by the Chiefs, who outplayed the undermanned and underachieving Chargers with ease. The Chargers entered the game without several key players, including starting offensive tackles and star safety Derwin James Jr., who had already suffered a concussion.

The Chiefs' 22-6 victory further solidified their status as a potential Super Bowl contender, despite the relatively quiet attention surrounding their hot start. Quarterback Justin Herbert struggled in the first half, completing only 45 yards on 22 attempts and throwing one interception. However, the Chiefs defense was able to limit Herbert's impact, while their own offense, led by free agent addition Kenneth Walker III, showcased a different style of play compared to previous seasons.

Walker, who won Super Bowl MVP with the Seattle Seahawks, rushed for over 100 yards and scored two touchdowns in the first half. The Chiefs' defense, which has been excellent throughout the season, stifled the Chargers' offense, forcing multiple three-and-outs and preventing the Chargers from getting into any sort of rhythm. Although the Chiefs showed some vulnerability in the second half, they were never in danger of losing to a team that was far from competitive.

The AFC remains full of strong contenders, but for now, the Chiefs stand alone as the only undefeated team in the conference.