Chargers, Colts, Eagles, and Rams Search for Answers After Slow Starts

Six weeks into the 2026 NFL season, the Chargers, Colts, Eagles, and Rams all have losing records despite entering the year with high expectations. The article highlights Los Angeles' 0-6 start, an offense ranked near the bottom in several metrics, and Justin Herbert's league-leading eight interceptions.
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At Week 6 of the 2026 NFL season, Los Angeles sits at 0-6. Its offense ranks last in EPA per play, 31st in success rate, and 30th in scoring at 15 points per game. Justin Herbert is 31st among 33 qualified passers in rating and EPA per dropback, and his eight interceptions lead the league. Omarion Hampton averages 3.6 yards per carry with two fumbles; Ladd McConkey has 200 receiving yards and one score. Injuries have hit Joe Alt and Rashawn Slater.
Indianapolis fell to 2-4 after a home loss to Tennessee, then dismissed GM Chris Ballard. Daniel Jones returned from last season's injury, but his play has been cited as a key factor in the Colts' disappointing start. Minnesota and Jacksonville are next. The Eagles and Rams also have losing records despite high preseason expectations.
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