Chargers’ reeling offense offers up more of the same coming out of bye week

The Los Angeles Chargers' offense struggled significantly after their bye week, as detailed by the Associated Press. The team, which entered the week as the lowest-scoring unit in the NFL with 15 points per game, suffered a 24-9 loss to the Rams. Quarterback Justin Herbert, who threw two interceptions, completed 24 of 32 passes for 257 yards.

The offense also had issues with turnovers, as Herbert fumbled twice. Wide receiver Quentin Johnston nearly scored a touchdown, but safety Kamren Kinchens and cornerback Jaylen Watson prevented him from crossing the goal line. Head coach Jim Harbaugh reiterated his support for offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel, who will continue to oversee the offense. The team's performance was described as "frustrating" by offensive tackle Joe Alt.