Chargers help Giants make team history in the worst way possible for QB Justin Herbert and his offense

Herbert has played like an MVP candidate when given a semblance of time in the pocket so far this season. You cannot expect sustainable success from him or the running game, which impressed often against New York, going forward if these sort of numbers stick around.

The Giants have one of the most talented DL groups in football, but there is no excuse for Herbert to take 26 QB hits over the past two matchups. Simply cannot happen if you want to keep him healthy and effective.

Rookie pass rusher Abdul Carter was arguably the key cog in the Giants' DL success, too. He was all over the place, and seemingly nobody on the offensive line for LA could slow him down enough to keep him off of Herbert.

The Bolts must look to the free agent market, as well as the trade market, for another piece along their offensive line. Joe Alt's sprained ankle could keep him out multiple weeks, and that may be debilitating if the same players get opportunities going forward for LA's offensive line unit.

Not to mention, Mekhi Becton missing time inside has made a difference as well. The first two games were steps forward for the OL that had a fair share of issues last year, but the last two games have been nightmare fuel for Herbert and the rest of his playmakers.