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The Los Angeles Chargers were supposed to be more entertaining by this point in the season—but they have no escape from a trio of brutal primetime matchups.

Bolt Beat reports that the struggling Los Angeles Chargers are locked into three upcoming primetime games despite ongoing offensive woes. The Chargers face the Baltimore Ravens, New England Patriots, and San Francisco 49ers by Week 15. The writer argues that scheduling conflicts and league flexing rules mean the NFL has few pathways to move these contests out of national television slots.
Writer G.C. Bellchamber notes that the Chargers rank 32nd in total EPA per play while adjusting to head coach Mike McDaniel's offensive scheme. While the writer believes a matchup against a depleted Ravens quarterback room offers potential competitiveness, facing Drake Maye's Patriots and the 49ers on primetime could showcase the franchise's difficulties to a nationwide audience.
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