Chargers fall to 0-6 after another woeful offensive performance in loss to Chiefs
The Los Angeles Chargers’ season continued its dismal start with a 22-6 defeat to the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, dropping to 0-6 for the first time since 2000. The offense managed just 259 total yards—its second-lowest output of the season—and failed to score a touchdown for the first time this year, compounding concerns for first-year offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel.
Quarterback Justin Herbert completed 22 of 37 passes for 204 yards, while the team’s top receiver, Quentin Johnston, managed just 57 yards on a single catch. Injuries further crippled the unit, as wide receiver Ladd McConkey exited midway through the second quarter with a concussion after returning from a foot injury that sidelined him last week.
Head coach Jim Harbaugh acknowledged the struggles, emphasizing the need for immediate improvement, particularly on offense, after the team’s nine-game losing streak tied a franchise record.
