Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Denzel Perryman has been suspended without pay for two games by the NFL for repeated violations of playing rules that protect the health and safety of players.
In a season defined as much by attrition as opportunity, the Los Angeles Chargers finally caught a break. Running back Kimani Vidal, who exited Sunday’s blowout win over the Dallas Cowboys early, avoided a serious diagnosis after undergoing an MRI.
The Los Angeles Chargers took down the Dallas Cowboys 34-17 on Sunday after a close first half. The Bolts did now allow any points in the second half as their defense once again proved they are one of the best units in the NFL.
The Chargers’ defense has been among the league’s best in 2025. The unit is set to be shorthanded for the closing stages of the regular season, however.
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Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Denzel Perryman has been suspended two games by the NFL for a hit he delivered during Sunday’s Week 16 game against the Dallas Cowboys.
CBS Sports’ Jonathan Jones reports Chargers LB Denzel Perryman has been suspended two games without pay for repeated violations of rules intended to protect the health and safety of players.
Justin Herbert continues to look more at ease each week while playing through a broken left hand, and on Sunday the Dallas Cowboys were unable to make him uncomfortable at all.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Los Angeles Chargers are in the hunt for a top AFC playoff seed and are downright bullies with a new energy around Jim Harbaugh this December. But the Chargers are also looking at a serious injury concern right in the eye with two games left. Those Chargers suffered a wave of injuries during the Week 16 win over the Dallas Cowboys.
The Los Angeles Chargers aren’t limping into the NFL playoffs. Well, they are, technically speaking, given the rash of injuries that stole an elite offensive tackle duo from Justin Herbert, in addition to the waves of other losses. But they aren’t.
The Los Angeles Chargers are leaving Arlington Texas with a dominant victory over the Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys offense is one of the best in the NFL and gave the Chargers defense a challenge in the first half but withered in the second half.
The Los Angeles Chargers came away with their fourth straight win, defeating the Dallas Cowboys 34-17. The Chargers' win is one step closer to them punching a ticket to the postseason, as they'll need a loss by either the Texans or Colts to clinch a spot.
The Los Angeles Chargers delivered one of their most complete performances of the season in Week 16, cruising past the Dallas Cowboys 34-17 on the road.
The Los Angeles Chargers moved to 11-4 after a strong victory over the Dallas Cowboys. While "America's team" has not been a major threat in the NFL realm, its potent offense was a very good test for the Bolts defense.
Jim Harbaugh had high remarks to share about star quarterback Justin Herbert following his performance in the Los Angeles Chargers’ 34-17 win over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday afternoon.
Things just got very interesting in the AFC West. And, for that matter, in the entire AFC. Hours after the Los Angeles Chargers took care of business with an easy win over the Dallas Cowboys, the Denver Broncos left the door ajar for several AFC teams with a surprising 34-20 home loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars.
And you know why all week we: 1. Breathlessly covered Quentin Johnson's injury status; 2. Raised two skeptical eyebrows at oddsmakers favoring a lame-duck Dallas Cowboys squad over the playoff-hungry Los Angeles Chargers.
The Chargers announced on Saturday that they have elevated S Marcus Williams and G Branson Taylor for Week 16. Williams, 29, is a former second-round pick of the Saints back in 2017.
ESPN’s Kris Rhim reports the Chargers are signing TE Tanner McLachlan to the practice squad. In correspondence, the Chargers are releasing C Josh Kaltenberger from the practice squad.
The Chargers reunited with veteran safety Marcus Maye on Tuesday by signing him to their practice squad, per a team announcement. Maye, 32, started the 2024 season with the Dolphins but was claimed off waivers by the Chargers at the end of November.
The fact that the Chargers haven’t succumbed to their avalanche of injuries is a credit to quarterback Justin Herbert and, most importantly, the brilliance of head coach Jim Harbaugh.
After the Chargers improved to 10-4, Los Angeles linebacker Daiyan Henley spoke with Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated about the Mahomes injury that will be responsible for one of the most-discussed NFL-related storylines of 2026.