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Chargers drop to 0–6 after 22–6 loss to Chiefs
Los Angeles reached the Kansas City 1-yard line early in the second half but settled for a field goal and never found the end zone.
The Los Angeles Chargers lost 22–6 to the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium, extending their winless start to six games.
Trailing 19–3 after halftime, Justin Herbert connected with Quentin Johnston for 57 yards to the Chiefs' 1. A holding penalty and three unsuccessful plays pushed the Chargers backward before Cameron Dicker kicked a field goal.
Final: Kansas City Chiefs 22, Los Angeles Chargers 6
Chargers record: 0–6
Longest Los Angeles play: 57-yard Herbert-to-Johnston completion
Next: Week 7 bye
Defense creates chances
Cam Hart intercepted Patrick Mahomes in the end zone, and the Chargers recovered a fumble in punt coverage later in the game. The offense did not convert either takeaway into points.
Red-zone trouble continues
Los Angeles was unable to score a touchdown from the 1-yard line early in the third quarter and turned the ball over on downs inside the Kansas City 10 in the final minute. The team enters its bye week still searching for its first win.
Official team recap: Los Angeles Chargers — October 18, 2026 →