Recapping Los Angeles’ loss to Green Bay

The Chargers failed to score on the final drive. Quentin Johnston’s drop down the sideline would’ve at least gotten them in the field goal range, but it looked like he had room to score a touchdown to win the game.

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• The Chargers had seven dropped passes.
• Jordan Love threw for a career-high 322 passing yards.
• The Packers were 7-of-14 on third down.
• The Chargers were 1-of-4 in the red zone.
• Keenan Allen surpassed 1,000 receiving yards on the season.

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1. QB Justin Herbert: 21-of-36, 260 yards, 2 touchdowns, 8 carries, 73 yards
2. WR Keenan Allen: 10 catches, 116 yards, touchdown
3. EDGE Khalil Mack: 2 sacks

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• 21. That’s the number of points that were left off the board. Keenan Allen’s dropped pass at the goal line in the first quarter. Austin Ekeler’s fumble at the Packers’ three-yard line in the fourth quarter. Quentin Johnston’s drop on the final drive.
• Don’t let the stats fool you, Justin Herbert was phenomenal despite a 58 completion percentage. That number would’ve been higher, but the Chargers’ pass catchers combined for seven dropped passes.
• Herbert not only threw the football well, but he was good on the ground, maneuvering the pocket and taking off to pick up yardage with his legs. He led the team in rushing with 73 yards on eight carries.
• Austin Ekeler rushed for 64 yards on ten carries, with a long of 37. Ekeler struggled to find his footing throughout the game, slipping on the play he fumbled the football and on a target for an incompletion on the final drive.
• Keenan Allen led the pass catchers with ten receptions for 116 yards. With no Gerald Everett, Donald Parham and Stone Smartt stepped up and each went for over 50 receiving yards. Smartt reeled in his first career touchdown.
• Johnston’s issues coming out of college were dropped passes and they transpired on what would have been a game-changing play. Those are things that should’ve been fixed upon getting to the league but that’s not the case.
• Jordan Love throwing for over 300 yards for the first time in his career tells you everything you need to know about the passing defense. The Chargers sat in soft coverages and Love took…