The Los Angeles Chargers fell to 0-3 after their loss to the Buffalo Bills, while coach Jim Harbaugh rejected the idea that the team's offense needs to be overhauled.
The Chargers struggled to finish a drive in the third quarter with the score tied 10-10. From Buffalo's 3-yard line, a false-start penalty erased a play-action attempt, and Los Angeles later settled for a field goal instead of reaching the end zone.
Tom Brady, working as a game commentator, criticized the Chargers' play selection near the goal line. Harbaugh later defended offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel and said there was no separation between McDaniel and the offense. He also said the team would continue working with its current approach.
Justin Herbert threw one interception in the game and said he needed to perform better. The ESPN report said he might have been intercepted three times, but two potential interceptions were dropped by Buffalo defenders.
His interception came in the fourth quarter after the Chargers had forced their fifth turnover of the game, when a pass intended for Marquez Valdes-Scantling was caught by Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson.
