Baltimore dropped to 1-5 after a 17-3 loss to Los Angeles, extending their skid to four. Two costly Zay Flowers fumbles and a stalled Cooper Rush-led offense left the Ravens chasing the game, with Rush benched for Tyler Huntley as Lamar Jackson eyes a Week 7 return. Baltimore dominated time of possession (37:55) and leaned on the run (35 carries) to mask injuries, but a stalled aerial attack and critical miscues doomed the plan.

Los Angeles’ defense forced three turnovers and four fourth-down stops, flipping field position and jolting a 10-3 lead early in the third after a Kyren Williams reception on a 4th down. Higbee, Stafford, and the defensive pressure kept Baltimore off balance, while Odafe Oweh’s trade to the Chargers for Alohi Gilman reshaped the back end with Gilman contributing seven tackles in his debut. Roquan Smith and the linebacking trio battled, but the Ravens couldn’t unlock the offense.

Heading into the bye, Baltimore can regroup around a healthy Lamar and a retooled defense. The Oweh-Gilman swap signals a shift on defense, while Flowers’ high-target volume is tempered by costly miscues. For fantasy, Lamar’s return boosts upside; Williams remains the Rams’ main catalyst on the other side; Flowers’ volume remains intriguing but risk-reward is polarized by turnovers.

Chargers weigh RB upgrades after Najee Harris’s season-ending injury and Omarion Hampton’s IR stint, with Alvin Kamara floated as a veteran boost and De’Von Achane floated as a potential Dolphins trade chip after a pivotal weekend. Kamara would bring immediate value in LA’s high-octane attack, while Achane’s burst and receiving ability could unlock a dynamic two-man rotation behind Hampton if the Dolphins are willing to shop him.

With Miami potentially selling high at 1-5, LA’s interest in Achane grows as a long-game play to preserve Herbert’s ceiling. Kamara offers a ready-made spark; Achane presents a fresher, athletic upside. Either path acelerarates the Chargers’ push to stay relevant this season and reshapes the fantasy landscape around Herbert’s offense.