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Los Angeles Chargers vs. Arizona Cardinals: Box score, player stats and summary feat. Justin Herbert, Kyler Murray

The Los Angeles Chargers and Arizona Cardinals met at State Farm Stadium as Week 7 saw two Monday Night Football games. Even though neither of these teams is considered a major contender, the game had an excellent quarterback matchup between Justin Herbert and Kyler Murray.

Neither team possesses explosive offenses, and as such, the game had a 7-6 score line at halftime. The Cardinals, playing at home, had the most opportunities. Even though the game had a team with a winning record and a losing record, it was close throughout the contest.

In the end, Los Angeles' own miscues hurt them badly, and Arizona was able to scrap with a win. It wasn't pretty, but the most important thing is staying alive in the season.

Los Angeles Chargers vs. Arizona Cardinals Box score

TeamFirst Quarter Second QuarterThird Quarter Fourth Quarter Final Score
Los Angeles Chargers063615
Arizona Cardinals0701017

Los Angeles Chargers Box score

Quarterback

QuarterbackPassing YdsCompletionsPass AttsPass TDsINTsRush ydsRush att
Justin Herbert34927390082

Rushing and receiving

PlayerRush AttemptsRushing YardsRushing TDsReceptionsReceiving Yards
Receiving TDs
JK Dobbins144002120
Kimani Vidal3100190
Jalen Reagor1-101410
Will Dissly0008810
Joshua Palmer0004630
Simi Fehoko0003450
Stone Smartt0001310
Ladd McConkey0005460

Defense

PlayerTackles (Total)Sacks
Interceptions
Cam Hart700
Derwin James800
Tuli Tuipolutu400
Junior Colson400
Tarheeb Still300
Alohi Gilman500
Otito Ogbonnia400
Hassan Haskins200
Khalil Mack300
Bud Dupree200
Ja'Sir Taylor100
Daiyan Henley400
Denzel Perryman300
Troy Dye100
Teair Tart101
Elijah Molden100
Poona Ford100
-000

Arizona Cardinals Box score

Quarterback

QuarterbackPassing YdsCompletionsPass AttsPass TDsINTsRush ydsRush att
Kyler Murray145142611646

Rushing and receiving

PlayerRush AttemptsRushing YardsRushing TDsReceptionsReceiving Yards
Receiving TDs
James Conner1910102510
Emari Demercado1140000
Clayton Tune320000
Trey McBride0005510
Marvin Harrison Jr0003210
Greg Dortch4310151
Tip Reiman000110
Michael Wilson0001150

Defense

PlayerTackles (Total)Sacks
Interceptions
Kyzir White1000
Budda Baker800
Starling Thomas500
L.J. Collier400
Max Melton900
Dennis Gardeck300
Garrett Williams500
Jalen Thompson500
Sean Murphy-Bunting200
Krys Barnes300
Mack Wilson300
Zaven Collins300
Ben Stille110
Naquan Jones210
Julian Okwara100
Dante Stills010
Jesse Luketa300
-000

Chargers vs. Cardinals game summary

It was a close affair from start to finish, but the team with fewer playmakers looked destined to lose in the end. And that's exactly what happened.

Justin Herbert and Kyler Murray were the two stars of the show, but Murray was the one who made it count. After a torrid first half, he got himself an amazing 44-yard rushing touchdown to put Arizona in front in the fourth quarter and also led the team in a game-winning drive that ended with Chad Ryland kicking a short field goal.

This was a better offensive game for Los Angeles than it was in previous weeks. They finished with 395 total yards, but what's frustrating is that the Chargers did not score a single touchdown during the game. All 15 points came from field goals.

Justin Herbert finished with 27 completions, his biggest number of the season. The 349 passing yards he had were also his biggest number of the season. Everyone knows that the Chargers' quarterback is very good, but their lack of efficiency in the red zone and the lack of a dominant wide receiver is hurting the team right now.

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