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Following a disappointing 17-15 loss to the Arizona Cardinals, the Los Angeles Chargers' offense has come under scrutiny, particularly their struggles in the red zone. Quarterback Justin Herbert emphasized the need for improvement in finishing drives, while wide receivers held a locker room discussion to address their inconsistencies. Despite Herbert's strong passing performance, the team failed to score an offensive touchdown, marking a concerning trend for the Chargers this season.
- The Chargers' offense has not scored a touchdown in the second half since Week 1.
- Players acknowledged the need for better performance in the red zone and consistency overall.
- The Chargers' defense has been performing well, allowing 20 points or fewer in all games this season.
Justin Herbert | QB
349 pass yards
0- Had his best game of the season with 349 passing yards but no touchdowns.
- Stressed the importance of scoring in the red zone and helping the defense.
Ladd McConkey | WR
Pickup
5 receptions
46 rec yards
- Finished with five catches for 46 yards but expressed disappointment over drops.
- Highlighted the need to make plays for teammates.
Joshua Palmer | WR
00
- Addressed the team's need for consistency and acknowledged drops and fumbles.
- Emphasized the importance of group morale after the tough loss.
Jalen Reagor | WR
1 receptions
41 rec yards
- Caught a 41-yard pass but fumbled the ball into the end zone.
- His fumble resulted in a touchback, contributing to the team's struggles.
Los Angeles Chargers
- Offensive struggles continue to hinder the team's performance.
- Defense remains strong, allowing 20 points or fewer in every game this season.
Arizona Cardinals
- Achieved their first game without allowing an offensive touchdown since 2021.
- Defense improved despite allowing a high number of yards per game this season.