Chargers’ Jim Harbaugh still believes in dreadful offense despite another no-show vs. Texans

Jim Harbaugh, the head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers, remains confident in his team's offensive capabilities despite another loss against the Houston Texans. Harbaugh has been at the helm of the Chargers since 2024, and this is his third season with the team. The Chargers have been struggling this season, as they are winless after eight games and currently have the worst record in the league. The offense has been particularly poor, scoring more than 20 points only twice this year.

Following the team's 44-22 defeat to the Texans, Harbaugh was asked if the offense could make necessary adjustments before it's too late. The coach responded with a single word: "Yes." Despite the Texans' overwhelming performance, scoring 24 points after halftime, the Chargers managed to score a touchdown in the fourth quarter. However, it was not enough as the Texans dominated the game from start to finish.

Quarterback Justin Herbert continued to struggle, completing only 13 of 23 passes for 193 yards and a touchdown, and threw an interception. Running back Omarion Hampton led the rushers with 13 carries for 60 yards. Wide receiver Quentin Johnston caught a 58-yard touchdown pass, and linebacker Derius David scored a 15-yard receiving touchdown. The Chargers are now on a quest to find their first win of the season, with their next game set to be on the road against the Baltimore Ravens on November 16 at 8:15 p.m. ET.