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Editor’s Note: This Matchup was written by John Daigle, with input from Evan Silva.
Monday Night Football
L.A. Chargers @ Baltimore
Team Totals: Chargers 17, Ravens 21.5
Only the Cardinals boast a lower team total (15) than this Chargers offense (17), which is dead last in EPA/play, points per drive, and even point differential (-98). The only hope for Justin Herbert, this year’s QB36 in points per game, is S Kyle Hamilton’s status following last week’s hip injury: Without him on the field, Jacksonville’s receivers recorded an 86% catch rate. … Chargers RB touches before Herbert was benched: Omarion Hampton 9, Keaton Mitchell 9, Kimani Vidal 6. Even after HC Jim Harbaugh noted that Hampton will indeed “get more touches,” there’s been no rhyme or reason as to who plays. Baltimore’s held stud opponents like Bijan Robinson (17/86/0) and James Cook (21/80/1) to subpar production, leaving little room for Hampton and those behind him. For what it’s worth, Vidal reached a season-high 46% route share in the team’s most recent loss.
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