The Chargers arrived in Houston on Thursday after adjusting their practice schedule the past two days during the devastating wildfires.

The Chargers loss to the Texans in the AFC Wild Card playoffs was ugly, and there is no one else to blame except for the pair at the top.

Justin Herbert, Derwin James, Bradley Bozeman, Khalil Mack, Rashawn Slater and Denzel Perryman were the Chargers captains. The Texans won the toss and elected to defer. The Charge

The Texans’ defense tallied four interceptions (two by cornerback Derek Stingley Jr.) and four sacks while holding the Chargers to 3-of-11 on third-down attempts. Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert threw three interceptions in the entire regular season.

The Chargers got blown out by the Texans in the Wild Card round and Justin Herbert had one of the worst performances in the last 10 years.

Eric Murray returned one of Justin Herbert’s career-high four interceptions for a touchdown, C.J. Stroud threw a TD pass and the Houston Texans rolled past the Los Angeles Chargers 32-12 in a wild-card playoff game.

If the version of the Houston Texans that showed up on Saturday afternoon appears next week, it’s time to buy into the franchise’s chances of making history. Which begs the question;

Emmanuel Acho breaks down the Los Angeles Chargers' 32-12 loss to the Houston Texans and discusses what the Wild Card loss means for Justin Herbert. Herbert finished with 242 yards, a touchdown and four interceptions.

Justin Herbert had just three interceptions in the regular season. On Saturday he was picked off a career-high four times, one of which was returned for a touchdown, to help the Houston Texans coast to a 32-12 win over the Los Angeles Chargers in a wild-card playoff game.

Yet, offensive coordinator Greg Roman has taken some heat for the showing, too. Roman’s effectiveness as a play-caller has been called into question at times throughout the seas