INGLEWOOOD, Calif. (AP) — In hindsight, perhaps it was not the best look for a team riddled with key injuries to be dressed like banana peels.

Without key members of the offensive line and backfield, the Chargers slipped again, losing 38-24 to the Indianapolis Colts while wearing bright yellow alternate jerseys from head to toe.

The Chargers had a season-low 54 net rushing yards and has lost three of its past four games after starting the season on a three-game winning streak against AFC West opponents.

After the Chargers gave up three rushing touchdowns to Jonathan Taylor and two TD passes from Daniel Jones, safety Derwin James Jr. had no problem accepting the blame.

“It was all on us,” said James, who had a team-best seven tackles. “We could have prevented a lot of it. It just starts

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