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The Chargers are back inside SoFi Stadium to face the Texans (2-5) this Sunday. It’s been hell for Justin Herbert and the offense all year, but it’s been just as rough when they’ve played the Texans each of the past…

The Los Angeles Chargers are preparing to host the Houston Texans at SoFi Stadium, with writer Michael Peterson examining whether the anticipated returns of tight end David Njoku and left guard Kayode Awosika can spark an offense mired in a severe slump. Njoku's activation window was opened following limited practices, while Awosika also logged limited sessions after recovering from a fibula injury.
Peterson notes that quarterback Justin Herbert has struggled historically against Houston, throwing five interceptions across their previous two meetings. The preview also highlights a key matchup between the Chargers' seventh-ranked pass defense and Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud, who leads the league's seventh-ranked passing attack alongside wide receiver Nico Collins.
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