The Chargers have done a good job of playing from behind this season, despite it never being ideal. However, the inability to start strong on offense returned to bite them down the stretch.
The first three drives consisted of a turnover on downs, an interception, and a fumble before back-to-back touchdowns by Austin Ekeler and Mike Williams. Before the scores, they were down 17-0.
After cutting the deficit to three points, the offense’s sputtering continued, as the Bolts punted on five straight possession before getting stopped short on fourth down again.
Not being able to run the football, Justin Herbert making poor decisions and throws, the offensive line allowing a lot of pressure and the team’s top wide receiver, Keenan Allen being limited had the offense at a stall.
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