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Things are looking down for the Los Angeles Chargers, with losses in two consecutive games with sloppy performances that weren’t expected under veteran coach Jim Harbaugh, who is earning $16 million annually on a five-year deal. (AP Photo/Rusty Jones) Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All rights reserved One Chargers stinker has blended into another and this will stop, right coach Jim Harbaugh? “Definitely don’t want to have three in row,’’ a glum Harbaugh said after the sloppy Chargers surrendered to the Washington Commanders, 27-10, on Sunday. That cool Los Angeles groove the team possessed after sweeping three AFC West rivals in the opening weeks has vanished like an open lane on the 405. That swagger was replaced by slumped shoulders and wide eyes. Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert (10) is sacked by Washington Commanders outside linebacker Von Miller, bottom, and defensive end Jacob Martin during L.A.’s second straight loss on Sunday. (AP Photo/Eric Thayer) Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All rights reserved That chatter about standout Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert being an MVP candidate could resurface, although he would likely accept the award sprawled on his back, which is often his lot in life when attempting to pass. Simply, the Chargers (3-2) can’t avoid knucklehead penalties, can’t give Herbert sufficient time to throw, have issues on defense and display a special-teams unit which is ordinary – at best. Maybe this the Chargers’ rock bottom, and no squad wants to lose its grip on the rope named hope. But crossing fingers and wishing upon a falling star is a shaky strategy for a team, that we were told, was primed for an extended playoff run. Instead, the season has morphed into one crucial mistake after another as the Chargers don’t resemble a team with Harbaugh at its helm. Did we…

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