Chargers Fall to 0-8 as Justin Herbert Injures Throwing Hand
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Chargers Fall to 0-8 as Their Struggles Continue
The Chargers are now 0-8 overall and against the spread. They have yet to score 24 points in a game, finishing with 22 in their latest loss to the Texans.
Justin Herbert injured his throwing hand, although he said he does not expect it to be a major injury. He was sacked eight times and threw his NFL-leading 11th interception.
The Chargers are scheduled to face the Ravens on Monday Night Football next week, but the matchup has little appeal as a primetime game given Los Angeles’ current form. Despite the team’s ongoing struggles, nobody has been fired.
Chargers owner Dean Spanos now lives in Las Vegas rather than Los Angeles, an interesting detail amid the team’s current situation.
The Texans entered the game needing a win and were favored by 5.5 points. Backing Houston proved easier than expected, as the outcome never appeared to be in doubt.
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