Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Quentin Johnston had a rough game Monday night. He was targeted five times by Justin Herbert in the team's loss to the Baltimore Ravens, and he came away with zero catches.

The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Los Angeles Chargers and former Oregon Ducks quarterback Justin Herbert in SoFi Stadium to improve 8-4. The Chargers, who were riding a four-game win streak, fell to 7-4.

The Los Angeles Chargers jumped out to a 10-0 lead over the Baltimore Ravens but couldn't sustain the offense, eventually falling, 30-23, at home.

Smith, who is inactive with a hamstring injury, watched from the sideline as the Chargers moved right down the field with little resistance on the opening drive. The Chargers had seven runs and only two passes in a nine-play,

Ladd McConkey got started right away with a 17-yard strike from Justin Herbert. The Chargers elected to use both Gus Edwards and J.K. Dobbins early against their former team, as both gained 26 yards on four carries. Dobbins ripped off a 12-yard run to give the Chargers a first down to the Baltimore 25-yard line.

You kick them right in the shins, that's what you do." That's what Jim Harbaugh said last week on the Chargers 7-3 start. Well, I better put some shin guards on because I'm about to heap on the praise.

The Los Angeles Chargers had their chances against one of the best teams in the NFL on Monday night, but their former first-round pick didn't help... at all.

Onlookers are not happy with Quentin Johnston and think the Chargers have yet to beat a good team after the Week 12 loss.