Sunday afternoon started out like the Los Angeles Rams could stay with the pass-happy Chargers, but some all-to-common problems resurfaced in a 31-10 loss. In the first half, L.A. rolled to 221 yards of offense and were this far away (hold thumb and forefinger close together) to rattling the the Bolts.
While at times, it looked like some players on defense were making business decisions with their tackling efforts, in the end, it was deja vu, all over again. Charger quarterback Justin Herbert played pitch and catch at will, the Rams offense played the second half sleepily as has been the norm, fumbling away their only trip into enemy territory, and “just missed” defined how they handled their opportunities.