Johnston had a lot of real estate in front of him and could’ve run for at least 10 more yards. Instead, the Chargers were forced to punt. The Ravens drove down the field for a touchdown and a two-score lead in the fourth quarter. Herbert offered support for Johnston and even shifted some of the blame to himself.

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Quentin Johnston had a rough game Monday night. He was targeted five times by Justin Herbert in the team's loss to the Baltimore Ravens, and he came away with zero catches.

The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Los Angeles Chargers and former Oregon Ducks quarterback Justin Herbert in SoFi Stadium. Herbert defended Quentin Johnston after a key drop in the loss. Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh loss to Baltimore coach John Harbaugh.

It’s Johnston’s sixth touchdown of the season in just eight games, as the second-year receiver has emerged as one of Los Angeles’ top weapons. The Chargers’ other main threat, rookie receiver Ladd McConkey, went to the locker room with a shoulder injury prior to the touchdown drive.

Johnston had three fourth-quarter drops, which included a wide-open one on third down that would have extended a drive with the Chargers trailing, 23-16.

The Los Angeles Chargers had their chances against one of the best teams in the NFL on Monday night, but their former first-round pick didn't help... at all.

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Quentin Johnston lived every wide receiver's nightmare Monday against the Baltimore Ravens. In his team's 30–23 loss, Johnston was targeted five times—and failed to catch a single pass.