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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Justin Herbert threw for 212 yards and set up a pair of Cameron Dicker field goals that were all the Los Angeles Chargers needed for their first shutout in six years, a 6-0 victory over the New England Patriots. Keenan Allen came back from a thigh bruise to catch five passes for 58 yards. But the only scoring the Chargers could manage was a pair of 38-yard field goals in the second quarter. New England made a quarterback switch, benching Mac Jones in favor of Bailey Zappe. But the Patriots still lost their fifth straight game. For the first time in franchise history, the Patriots were shut out at home twice in a season.
