Right now, the Los Angeles Chargers are down 13-3 in the middle of the third quarter against the Baltimore Ravens.
As the offense has struggled with putting together a meaningful possession tonight and trying to not turnover the ball, it appears the offense might've taken another hit as rookie wide receiver Quentin Johnston appears to be dealing with an injury after walking into the medical tent.
Johnston was drafted by the Chargers in the first round of this past year's NFL draft from TCU.
In his last year at TCU, Johnston was a thousand-yard receiver in the Horned Frogs' Cinderella story National Championship season that unfortunately ended in a blowout loss to the Georgia Bulldogs.
This season, Johnston has struggled to put it all together in the pro as he only has 20 receptions for 183 yards and one touchdown this year.
While Johnston has struggled to contribute on the field, the Chargers receiving core has been decimated by injuries all year as they currently have Joshua Palmer on the injured reserve and are without six-year veteran Mike Williams as he tore an ACL against the Vikings in week three.
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