Los Angeles Chargers star safety Derwin James will play the remainder of the 2026 season with a cast after fracturing the pinky finger on his left hand during Sunday’s 26-14 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders.
Fans of the Los Angeles Chargers cringed with under 3;50 left against the Las Vegas Raiders. Running back Omarion Hampton busted up the middle and past the line of scrimmage.
The Los Angeles Chargers dropped an ugly Week 2 game to their division rivals, the Las Vegas Raiders. The Chargers offense looked lost at times, and snake bitten by lack of preparedness and injuries.
The Los Angeles Chargers had an opportunity to get things back on track before it was too late on Sunday when they hosted the Las Vegas Raiders. They had lost in Week 1 to the Arizona Cardinals, 26-14, which made Sunday’s game of the utmost importance.
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.
The Los Angeles Chargers watched their Sunday unravel badly inside SoFi Stadium. First prized tight end addition David Njoku left on a medical cart. Then running back Omarion Hampton coughed the football up that swung the momentum toward the Las Vegas Raiders.
Luck has not been on the Los Angeles Chargers’ side in recent years, nor has the injury bug. In Week 1, the Chargers inexplicably lost to the Arizona Cardinals.
Chargers TE David Njoku was carted off with a knee injury on Sunday, and we will provide an update as soon as one becomes available. Njoku, 30, is a former first-round pick of the Browns back in 2017 out of Miami.
On first pass, the Los Angeles Chargers received some good news before kickoff against the Las Vegas Raiders: Injured star wide receiver Ladd McConkey wasn’t on the inactives list. Sounds good, considering the Chargers want to be all-systems go after that season-opening flop against the Las Vegas Raiders.
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 at home Sunday afternoon as they host the Las Vegas Raiders in a Week 2 AFC West matchup. Los Angeles enters Sunday’s game with an 0-1 record after losing at home to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 1.
The Los Angeles Chargers will face off against their division rival Las Vegas Raiders in Week2 of the NFL season. The Chargers will enter the game dealing with several injuries on both sides of the ball.
Ladd McConkey has made rapid progress from a rib injury and has every intention of playing Sunday when the Los Angeles Chargers host the Las Vegas Raiders, Tom Pelissero of Netflix reported.
The pressure is beginning to build around a team that has shown it can compete at a high level but has not always made things easy on itself. With a crucial matchup against the Raiders approaching, this is another opportunity for the Los Angeles Chargers to show that they can take care of business when expectations are high.
It isn’t time to panic yet for the Los Angeles Chargers, but if they suffer another loss this Sunday after dropping last Sunday’s game to the Arizona Cardinals, 26-14, they could be up against it, at least to an extent.
The poor state of the Los Angeles Chargers offensive line going into Week 2 against the Las Vegas Raiders commands the big attention right now. So do the
Chargers Chargers LB Daiyan Henley talked about the health issue that landed him in the hospital and caused him to miss multiple weeks last year. “It got pretty severe to say the least,” Henley said, via the team’s website.
Week 2 games in the NFL don’t often have any kind of must-win vibe, but for the Los Angeles Chargers, a loss against the Los Angeles Raiders will create a very high level of anxiety.
The Los Angeles Chargers could be forced to dig a little deeper into their wide receiver room Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders. That could mean a bigger opportunity for rookie Brenen Thompson and his ridiculous speed.
The Los Angeles Chargers entered the season expecting Mike McDaniel to completely change the offense and maximize their skill position talent better. The Chargers’ 26-14 Week 1 loss to the Arizona Cardinals was not a great start for him to show this, and one player in particular that McDaniel failed to utilize better was tight end Oronde Gadsden.
It's easy to overreact to the poor performances we saw in NFL Week 1, but not every red flag is a serious cause for concern moving forward. Let's break down some of those disappointing performances and rank them on the panic meter.
Arguably the most stunning development of Week 1 of the 2026 NFL season involved first-year Cardinals head coach LaFleur guiding his club to a 26-14 win at the Chargers.
The Los Angeles Chargers are shoring up their depth at wide receiver heading into Week 2. The Chargers are reportedly signing veteran wideout Marquez Valdes-Scantling to a contract.
According to Jeremy Fowler, the Chargers are signing WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling to their practice squad on Tuesday. Los Angeles’ practice squad now includes: