With the Chargers on their bye week, we’re going to take a peak at where the team’s individual leaders stand after six games played.
I wish these numbers looked a lot better, but alas. Who knows what will come after the bye with the *presumed changes to be made by the team after such a surprising start to the season.
With 11 more games to go, the Chargers have to put out a better product. Period.
Before we see how it all shakes out after their time off, here’s how the team and individual players have
fared thus far in 2026.
Chargers Offense
Total yards per game: 287.2 (26th)
Points per game: 15.0 (30th)
Passing yards per game: 168.2 (27th)
Rushing yards per game: 119.0 (11th)
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Top Performers
Passing: QB Justin Herbert – 1,141 passing yards, 5 touchdowns
Rushing yards: RB Omarion Hampton – 289
Rushing touchdowns: RB Omarion Hampon – 3
Receiving yards: WR Tre’ Harris – 225
Receptions: WR Tre’ Harris – 15
Receiving touchdowns: 5 players tied with 1
Chargers Defense
Total yards allowed per game: 330.0 (17th)
Points allowed per game: 25.2 (22nd)
Passing yards allowed per game: 206.2 (9th)
Rushing yards allowed per game: 123.8 (25th)
Top Performers
Tackles: LB Daiyan Henley – 36
Tackles for loss: EDGE Khalil Mack – 5
Sacks: EDGE Khalil Mack – 3
Passes Defended: CB Cam Hart – 6
Interceptions: CB Cam Hart, S Genesis Smith – 2
Forced fumbles: EDGE Tuli Tuipulotu, LB Troy Dye – 2
Fumble recoveries: LB Daiyan Henley – 2
