``There were drops today that I didn't like,'' said coach Brandon Staley, whose team was held to 208 yards in a 34-6 loss to the Baltimore Ravens Oct. 17. ``There were some untimely protection issues that I didn't like. There were some times where a play that is designed to go for a bunch, that should go for a bunch, doesn't.'' The Chargers had only two plays of more than 20 yards. Minnesota had five. The Chargers led once, 17-13, after Justin Herbert's 2-yard touchdown pass to Austin Ekeler on the opening drive of the second half. The Vikings (4-5) took control of the game with touchdowns on back-to- back drives in the second half.
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