Besides his usual great passing, the Chargers' Justin Herbert showed some fancy footwork in win over Titans as defense holds another opponent under 20 points

INGLEWOOD — Justin Herbert threw one touchdown and ran for another and the Chargers’ defense clamped down on the Tennessee Titans in a 27-17 victory Sunday at SoFi Stadium, their third consecutive victory. The Chargers’ win was their sixth this season, one more than all of the 2023 season.

Nonetheless, the Harbaugh-Herbert pairing has worked wonders in 2024, and the Chargers head coach has even given a new nickname to the signal-caller. Before that, he even named Herbert as the toughest QB in NFL history.

Justin Herbert has a way of making the Chargers offense right. Los Angeles stalled out in the red zone on their first two scoring drives, settling for two field goals from Cameron Dicker. The Chargers threatened on their fourth drive of the game quickly,

Kenneth Murray's return to SoFi Stadium has not gone the way he hoped. After signing with the Titans this offseason, Murray was juked by Justin Herbert on a first half scramble up the middle and has struggled to contend with tight end Will Dissly in coverage.