As the Los Angeles Chargers defeated the Minnesota Vikings, 37-10, in their Week 8 matchup, the team's offense looked to be clicking yet again, with quarterback Justin Herbert amassing 227 passing yards and three touchdowns on just 22 passing attempts throughout the night.
Yet, at the same time, Quentin Johnston had yet another minimal week following his breakout performances through the team's first few games, and, given the increased role being given to rookie receive Tre' Harris, the harsh truth is that this trend could continue as the season progresses.
On the night, Johnston was targeted zero times, with most of the receiving opportunities going to either Ladd McConkey or Oronde Gadsden II.