Chargers Week 6 PFF Grades: Offense hits low point against Chiefs

The Los Angeles Chargers offense reached a new nadir in their recent loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, failing to score a touchdown and managing only six points despite forcing three turnovers. The unit currently ranks last in the league in efficiency, and with the team entering a bye week, significant adjustments are anticipated.

While the offense struggled, Cam Hart stood out defensively by intercepting Patrick Mahomes in the end zone and earning an elite coverage grade. Other offensive contributors like Ladd McConkey, Travis Burke, and Jake Slaughter saw varied results, while Quentin Johnston provided the team's longest play of the year on a 57-yard reception.

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