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Nach der 6:22-Niederlage gegen Kansas City wollen die Chargers in ihrer Bye Week alle Bereiche prüfen, darunter die Arbeit von Offensive Coordinator Mike McDaniel. Los Angeles steht nach sechs Spielen bei 0:6; die Offensive kam gegen die Chiefs auf nur 259 Yards. Trainer Jim Harbaugh will die vielen Verletzungen nicht als Ausrede gelten lassen.
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- Schlechtester Saisonstart seit 2000 und offensive Probleme
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- Justin Herberts Pass- und Laufwerte gegen Kansas City
After losing 22-6 to the Kansas City Chiefs, the Los Angeles Chargers will review every area of the team during their bye week—including the work of offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel. Head coach Jim Harbaugh announced the review after the team’s sixth loss in six games.
“We have to look forward and evaluate every part of what we do,” Harbaugh said. “My work, the coaches’ work, how we play and how we execute on offense. We have to evaluate all of it.”
Only the Miami Dolphins are also winless this season. Miami had a bye this week.
Worst start to a season since 2000
After two seasons with 11 wins each, Los Angeles is now 0-6 and off to its worst start since 2000. That year, the team lost its first 11 games, as it had in 1975. Three of the Chargers’ six losses have come by more than one score. They’ve scored more than 17 points just once: in a 30-23 loss to Seattle, when they trailed 30-13 in the fourth quarter.
McDaniel, the former Dolphins head coach, is facing particular scrutiny. Many had viewed him as an upgrade over his predecessor, Greg Roman. But the offense was again ineffective in Kansas City: Justin Herbert threw his eighth interception, and Los Angeles managed just 259 total yards.
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Injuries add to the challenge
Harbaugh would not use the team’s many absences as an excuse. Offensive linemen Rashawn Slater, Tyler Biadasz and Trey Pipkins are on injured reserve, as are tight end David Njoku and linebacker Denzel Perryman. Also out Sunday were right tackle Joe Alt (neck), left guard Kayode Awosika (fibula), wide receiver Tre’ Harris (thigh), cornerback Donte Jackson (thigh) and safety Derwin James (thigh).
Wide receiver Ladd McConkey, who had just returned from a foot injury, left in the first half with a concussion. Backup defensive back Deane Leonard also entered the concussion protocol in the second half. Chiefs coach Andy Reid said the injury list was one of the longest he had ever seen.
Herbert is also the Chargers’ leading rusher
Herbert completed 22 of 37 passes for 204 yards. He threw his interception right into the hands of Chiefs linebacker Jack Cochrane, who nearly returned it for a touchdown. Herbert was also the Chargers’ leading rusher, with five carries for 26 yards. Kimani Vidal had 21 yards on seven attempts, and Omarion Hampton gained 18 on seven carries.
“This is where we are right now. We have to look forward, understand where we stand and what we need to do, and do our best to get out of it,” Herbert said. “We have a bye next week, and we’ll do everything we can. After that, we’ll focus on the next opponent and try to win that game.”
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Warum steht Chargers-Offensive-Coordinator Mike McDaniel in der Kritik?
Die Chargers sind nach sechs Spielen sieglos, und ihre Offense blieb auch bei der 22:6-Niederlage gegen Kansas City ineffektiv. Head Coach Jim Harbaugh kündigte an, während der Bye Week alle Bereiche des Teams zu überprüfen – einschließlich McDaniels Arbeit.
Wie haben die Los Angeles Chargers gegen die Kansas City Chiefs gespielt?
Die Chargers verloren mit 6:22 und kamen auf 259 Yards Gesamtleistung. Justin Herbert warf eine Interception und absolvierte 22 von 37 Pässen für 204 Yards.
Wie lautet die Bilanz der Chargers nach sechs Spielen?
Los Angeles steht bei 0-6. Es ist der schlechteste Saisonstart des Teams seit 2000.
Welche Verletzungen belasten die Los Angeles Chargers?
Mehrere Spieler stehen auf der Injured Reserve, darunter die Offensive Linemen Rashawn Slater, Tyler Biadasz und Trey Pipkins. Im Spiel gegen Kansas City fehlten außerdem unter anderem Joe Alt, Derwin James und Ladd McConkey, der mit einer Gehirnerschütterung ausschied.
