Everything Jim Harbaugh Said After Herbert, Chargers Lose to Rams to Go 0-7 in NFL Standings

The misery continues for Jim Harbaugh and the Los Angeles Chargers.

The team fell to 0-7 on Sunday following a lackluster 24-9 loss against the Los Angeles Rams. The offense yet again was brutal, but Harbaugh said after the game he's still sticking with offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel:

He also spoke about the struggles of quarterback Justin Herbert:

Nothing is going right for the Chargers, especially on the offensive side of the ball. On Sunday, the team only managed 64 rushing yards, Herbert threw a pair of interceptions and the Chargers yet again couldn't find the end zone.

"That's part of the game..." Herbert told reporters regarding his struggles with turnovers this season (he's thrown 10 picks in seven games). "I'd love to have played better and made better decisions, but I haven't."

Here's the team's season in a nutshell—on one of the more bizarre plays you'll see, Ladd McConkey caught a Hail Mary that bounced out of Quentin Johnston's hands but was stopped literal inches short of scoring at the end of the first half:

At this point, it's pretty hard to see McDaniel surviving this mess for much longer. But for now, Harbaugh is sticking with his guy.