Well, Tyreek Hill has once again put himself at the center of NFL conversation. This time, his situation could create an intriguing possibility for one of the league’s most disappointing offenses so far this season. Hill’s future has been one of the more interesting storylines surrounding the veteran wide receiver.
The Los Angeles Chargers are 0-3 after losing yet another game they could’ve and perhaps should’ve won on Sunday. This time, they played the Buffalo Bills, a legitimate and perennial Super Bowl contender, to a standstill for three and a half quarters before the dam burst and they lost 24-16.
The possibility of Joey Porter Jr. becoming available is the type of situation that should get the attention of teams looking to strengthen their defense.
Jim Harbaugh may have finally lost his patience with Justin Herbert’s poor start to the NFL season, and he has given his thoughts on what needs to change.
How many of the NFL players with at least 100 receiving yards in their first-career postseason game can you name in eight minutes?
With a 0-3 record and a broken, out-of-sorts offense, the Los Angeles Chargers are in a world of trouble, and their upcoming schedule won’t do them any favors.
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.
Few NFL teams, if any, have been more disappointing than the Los Angeles Chargers so far this season. The Chargers dropped to 0-3 on the season on Sunday, falling to the Buffalo Bills.
Justin Herbert has struggled for the Los Angeles Chargers. There's no doubt about it. The Chargers started the 2026 NFL season as seemingly everyone's favorite dark-horse candidate to win the Super Bowl.
The Los Angeles Chargers are 0-3 and one of just three teams in the NFL without a win entering Week 4. However, head coach Jim Harbaugh has no plans to intervene with offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel despite the poor offensive showing thus far.
Now that the Los Angeles Chargers find themselves at 0-3, it may be time to focus on your fantasy team or the future of the Bolts franchise. With that, who are some guys from last week to this week who are winning on the field and finding themselves in a larger role?
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 are saying and doing all the right things off the field, but it’s the on-field performance that makes this a pretty simple prediction: The Jim Harbaugh era is over. Harbaugh’s listless, 0-3 Chargers are by far the most concerning team in football.
Justin Herbert remains the clear quarterback of the future in Los Angeles for now. The Chargers have no plans to trade their franchise signal-caller anytime soon.
McCarthy may now receive an opportunity to jump-start his career.
Was it really just a few weeks ago that people were predicting the Los Angeles Chargers would have one of the NFL’s best offenses this season? Were some really saying the Chargers had a shot at finishing first in the AFC West and would even be Super Bowl contenders?
We're already through three weeks of the 2026 NFL season, meaning we have a big enough sample size to begin to panic about some underperforming teams and players around the league.
The Los Angeles Chargers are 0-3 and are in the midst of a five-game losing streak dating back to Week 18 in 2025. Once again, the Chargers defense gave the team every chance to win and went toe-to-toe with Josh Allen and the Bills' juggernaut offense.
The Los Angeles Chargers may not be mathematically eliminated from playoff contention, but they are getting closer and closer to facing that fate. A far fall from what they thought could have been with the hiring of offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel.
I don’t think this is what it should look like. There’s never been any doubt about Justin Herbert’s talent, or the impressive physical traits he brings to the table.
The Los Angeles Chargers came into Buffalo looking for their first win of the season and had a real opportunity to leave with one. The defense created five turnovers and repeatedly gave the offense chances to build a lead, but those opportunities weren’t converted into enough points.
The team knew it had a tall task to take down a 2-0 Buffalo Bills team, but the veteran quarterback wasn’t up to the challenge.
Smith's coverage instincts are one reason the Chargers took the former Arizona Wildcats star with pick No. 131 in the 2026 NFL Draft.
The Los Angeles Chargers are free-falling, and this next game is going to be even tougher than the last. Here are four things to watch for in Week 3: Allen is a beast and loves to run and put the team on his back.
The Chargers’ offensive line has been dealt another blow. Trey Pipkins has been placed on injured reserve, per a team announcement. Pipkins is dealing with a knee injury, and today’s move ensures he will be absent for at least the next four games.
The Chargers announced four roster moves ahead of Week 3, placing G Trey Pipkins on injured reserve and signing QB DJ Uiagalelei to the active roster. LA also elevated TE Patrick Herbert and LB Caleb Murphy from the practice squad.
The Buffalo Bills could be missing two important receivers when they face the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday.
The Los Angeles Chargers announced they’ve ruled out G Kayode Awosika (Fibula), TE Charlie Kolar (Forearm), DB Elijah Molden (Hip), T Trey Pipkins III (Knee), WR Brenen Thompson (Quadriceps), and DL Dalvin Tomlinson (Hamstring) for Week 3. Tomlinson, 32, was selected in the second round out of Alabama by the Giants in 2017.
Now that we have two data points on every team in the NFL, we can better assess which struggling teams are in real danger and which ones will be totally fine. Let's break down some teams with concerned fan bases and rank them on the panic meter.
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