The Los Angeles Chargers' 0-7 start and league-worst offense have sharply limited Justin Herbert's passing volume and efficiency in 2026. Through seven games he has 1,398 yards at 199.7 per contest, with just five touchdowns against 10 interceptions and a 69.3 rating, as the team has failed to score a touchdown in consecutive outings. Persistent issues with turnovers, sacks, and execution in offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel's scheme have kept Herbert under pressure despite head coach Jim Harbaugh's public backing and no plans to bench or trade the quarterback. Efforts to simplify the offense after the bye could increase attempts and yards in the second half, though a brutal remaining schedule and ongoing line injuries continue to constrain opportunities for the 28-year-old.