INGLEWOOD, Calif. — New offensive coordinator, same results.

The Raiders offense sputtered again Sunday in a 31-14 loss to the Chargers at SoFi Stadium.

The loss was the Raiders’ sixth straight and dropped them to 2-10 this season.

Coach Pete Carroll fired offensive coordinator Chip Kelly after a Week 12 loss to the Browns and replaced him with Greg Olson. The Raiders were averaging 15 points per game.

But the results were no better under Olson, who had been the team’s quarterbacks coach. The Raiders finished with 156 total yards — 31 of them rushing on 18 carries — and had only 91 after three quarters, when they trailed 17-7.

Quarterback Geno Smith and tight end Brock Bowers hooked up for two 6-yard touchdowns, the first one late in the first half and the second midway through the fo

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