Chargers offense stumbling amid injuries to Justin Herbert, Corey Linsley and more
New York TimesThe Los Angeles Chargers offense is stumbling. The Chargers have gone scoreless in the second half of two of those games — a Week 4 win over the Las Vegas Raiders and Sunday’s loss at the Kansas City Chiefs. Through three weeks, the Chargers ranked second in the league in expected points added per drive and offensive success rate, according to TruMedia, trailing only the Miami Dolphins in both metrics. But on a down-to-down basis, the Chargers are creating successful offensive plays just 35 percent of the time over the past three games, according to TruMedia. Over the past three games, with Linsley out, the Chargers have allowed the highest pressure rate of any offense in the league on a per dropback basis — 45.9 percent, according to TruMedia.