The rumors of Quentin Johnston being traded are spreading like wild fire, especially since the Chargers are winless going into the bye week. Johnston joining the Kansas City Chiefs would be an interesting development, especially considering the rivalry between the two AFC West teams.
The Cleveland Browns are winning games and leading the AFC North. They are riding a defense capable of keeping them competitive against almost anyone. However, their offense still lacks the consistency expected of a legitimate Super Bowl contender.
The 0-6 Los Angeles Chargers are floundering like they rarely have, and that is saying something, given the large amount of bad fortune they have dealt with for much of their franchise history.
The Los Angeles Chargers are 0-6, and their season is already looking like it is over. However, there could still be a reason for fans to watch closely as the losses pile up.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
There’s a concerning, budding idea around the hapless Los Angeles Chargers right now: Jim Harbaugh is doing more harm than good for Justin Herbert. Most of the attention for the 0-6 Chargers at the bye week falls on offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel.
With the Los Angeles Chargers securing the first overall pick for the 2027 NFL Draft order for now, they are expected to be a team looking to "sell" or, in other terms, trade away valuable assets to teams who are looking to "buy" or to improve their roster for a playoff run.
The Chargers are 0-6 after a 22-6 loss to the Chiefs in Arrowhead Stadium. The last time the Los Angeles Chargers started 0-6 was in 2000, when they finished 1-15.
A team coming off double-digit wins and a playoff appearance is now 0-6. Against those expectations, this is an extraordinary collapse. Is it the biggest in NFL history?
Per Jason La Canfora, there will be a lot of chatter about Chargers S Derwin James Jr. ahead of the trade deadline. The Chargers are off to a surprising
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
The Los Angeles Chargers dropped to 0-6 on the season after dropping their week six game against the Kansas City Chiefs. The Chargers offense has not been playing winning football but to make matters worse, the football gods have been cruel with injuries through the first six weeks of the season for Los Angeles.
The Detroit Lions are at a huge crossroads headed into Week 7. Detroit is coming off their bye week after getting a much-needed win against Arizona in Week 5.
Herbert and the Chargers are among the most disappointing entities in the NFL through six weeks of the season. Could the club look to make a major change?
The Los Angeles Chargers are approaching a point where firing McDaniel may feel inevitable. But after an 0–6 start, the franchise has a much bigger problem than one coach: Its offense is falling apart, and there is no obvious replacement who can repair it overnight.
Sorry, L.A. fans, and those in San Diego, too. The Los Angeles Chargers are winless (0-6) and off to their worst start since 2000. Something has to change, stat.
The Los Angeles Chargers entered the 2026 season with high expectations after back-to-back 11-win campaigns under Jim Harbaugh, pairing the established play-caller with Justin Herbert and a promising young roster that included running back Omarion Hampton.
Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Ladd McConkey was ruled out with a concussion in the first half of Sunday's road game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Chargers are presently sitting at 0-5 and therefore look like they will be sellers at next month’s deadline. A handful of notable players like Khalil Mack , Tuli Tuipulotu , and Quentin Johnston have already been mentioned in trade rumors.
According to Tom Pelissero, the Chargers have been getting trade calls from other teams sniffing around their veterans given Los Angeles’ 0-5 record. However, the Chargers have turned away all callers and believe they’re on the verge of turning around their season, per Pelissero.
One of the more stunning developments of the first five weeks of the NFL season involved the Los Angeles Chargers beginning the campaign with five consecutive losses.