The Los Angeles Chargers have now lost two straight after coming up short against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 6. Regardless, it seems wide receivers Keenan Allen and Mike Williams are not ready to press the panic button.

The Chargers have caught plenty of flak for their slow start to the 2019 NFL season and now find themselves in fourth place in the AFC West Division. Despite their recent skid, Allen is still taking an optimistic approach to the year, via Twitter:

Williams made sure to echo Allen's hopeful approach.

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It is encouraging to see that the duo is not hanging their heads just yet. Although there is certainly some frustration regarding the 2-4 start, both players seem confident that they will be able to get back on the right track.

Allen enjoyed a stellar start to the 2019 campaign and was tops in nearly eery major receiving category early on. Unfortunately, he has cooled off significantly over the last three games and now finds himself out of the top-5 in receptions (40) and yards (503).

While Allen's numbers have dropped, Williams has been able to take advantage of the uptick in looks from quarterback Philip Rivers. He has now tallied at 11 receptions for 146 yards during the Chargers' two-game skid.

Los Angeles has now dug themselves in a bit of a hole to start the year. Fortunately, both Allen and Williams clearly feel it is only a matter of time before they are able to figure out a way to get back into the win column.