EL SEGUNDO — Two days after the fact, quarterback Trey Lance’s opinion of his play in the Chargers’ 34-7 rout of the Detroit Lions on Thursday night in the Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio, didn’t change one bit Saturday. He sure wasn’t buying into the glowing postgame reviews of others.

Lance was arguably the best player on the field for the Chargers in the preseason win over the Detroit Lions. And according to Mark Chichester and Ben Cooper of Pro Football Focus, he posted a career-best grade in the process:

The Los Angeles Chargers defeated the Detroit Lions in the Hall of Fame Game as quarterback Trey Lance completed 12 of 20 passes competing for the backup position.

However, the Detroit Lions likely wish they could have hit the restart button against the Los Angeles Chargers after an incredibly sloppy opening half that included three turnovers in the first quarter.

Second-year Chargers running back didn’t hit a dynamic explosive play, but he did deliver twice in the red zone with a pair of two-yard touchdowns and gashed the Lions on 3rd & 2 for a 16-yard sprint.

The Chargers are in need of a wide receiver after Mike Williams' sudden retirement, and Keenan Allen could be their best option at this point.