The Chargers suffered their fifth one-score loss of the season on Sunday, and this time it was Packers quarterback Jordan Love who set a career high in passing yards. Despite the setback, head coach Brandon Staley remained defiant and refused to discuss any changes to the team’s defense after the game. However, safety Alohi Gilman expressed frustration with the team’s approach and argued that they needed to make changes if they wanted to succeed.
The Chargers are now 4-6 after missing the playoffs last season, and another loss would weaken their position in the playoff chase even further. Staley argued that the team lost because they failed in all phases of the game, not just defense. But Gilman believes that if they continue with their current strategy, they will not see any improvement.
As the Ravens come to town next Sunday night, the Chargers will have a chance to turn things around and prove their worth in the playoff race. If they can’t do that, significant changes may be on the horizon for this struggling team.