Chargers offense continues to struggle vs. Texans
Quarterback Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers’ offensive woes continued at SoFi Stadium on Sunday, Nov. 8.
The Los Angeles Chargers' offensive struggles against the Houston Texans continued on Sunday, Nov. 8, at SoFi Stadium. Having entered the game with a record of seven consecutive losses, the Chargers were still unable to score a touchdown after going 14 quarters without reaching the end zone. Quarterback Justin Herbert completed 9-of-17 passes for 63 yards in the first half, while the offense managed three field goals and four punts during seven possessions in the opening half.
Offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel has not been successful in helping the team score. Coach Jim Harbaugh admitted during halftime that the team needed to dig deeper, stating, "One play. One life." The Texans' defensive efforts, led by Will Anderson Jr., Jadeveon Clowney, and Sheldon Rankins, who each recorded two sacks, have proven to be a significant challenge for Herbert and the Chargers' offense.
In the third quarter, the Chargers' three possessions resulted in turnovers and one ended on a turnover on downs, further highlighting the offensive difficulties faced by the team.
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