The Chargers improved to 7-3 after beating the Bengals in Week 11.
Justin Herbert was lights out in the first half until he wasn’t. He and the rest of the offense stalled in the second half before engineering a game-winning drive. The defense allowed more than 20 points for the first time this season.
With Week 12 coming up, how do the Bolts compare to the rest of the NFL? Here is where Los Angeles ranks:
Offense
| Category | Stat | Rank |
| Points per game | 22.0 ppg | 18th |
| Passing offense | 204.8 ypg | 19th |
| Rushing offense | 121.6 ypg | 12th |
| Total offense | 326.4 ypg | 18th |
| 3rd down conversions | 38.81% | 15th |
| Red zone scoring | 53.85% | 21st |
| Sacks allowed | 26 | 19th |
| Turnovers | 5 | T-1st |
Defense
| Category | Stat | Rank |
| Points allowed | 14.5 ppg | 1st |
| Passing defense | 206.6 ypg | 12th |
| Rushing defense | 110.5 ypg | 11th |
| Total defense | 317.1 ypg | 11th |
| 3rd down conversions | 32.33% | 2nd |
| Red zone defense | 40.91% | 2nd |
| Sacks | 34 | T-4th |
| Takeaways | 13 | 13th |