Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert expects to play next week after injuring his non-throwing hand Sunday as the team assesses the injury's severity.
They can’t actually be this bad, right? Nine weeks into the 2026 regular season, the Los Angeles Chargers are still the only winless team left in the NFL.
On Sunday, the Los Angeles Chargers lost yet another game. Their offense looked awful and disjointed, their offensive line did a poor job of blocking and quarterback Justin Herbert played poorly while taking plenty of body blows.
How many of the NFL quarterbacks to rush for at least 25 touchdowns in their career can you name in five minutes?
Even Los Angeles Chargers players themselves cannot believe how poorly their offense has played this season. Chargers tight end Charlie Kolar spoke to reporters Sunday after his team’s 44-22 defeat to the Houston Texans at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif.
The NFL trade deadline is November 10 at 4 p.m. ET, and several teams have already signaled their intent to sell off. Several prominent players have already been moved, and these 25 could follow.
The Los Angeles Chargers are officially at a crossroads. What was supposed to be a season of competing and building momentum has turned into something entirely different.
The Los Angeles Chargers refuse to blow their roster up ahead of the NFL Trade Deadline. Yet the Bolts continue to sink deeper following their 44-22 defeat at the hands of the Houston Texans.
Things have gone from bad to worse for the Los Angeles Chargers. Not only did they fall behind big to the Houston Texans on Sunday, but now they have lost their franchise player.
Still, there's little to be excited about for L.A.
Injuries have been the story for Ladd McConkey this season, as he’s struggled to remain healthy throughout the 2026-27 campaign. Although he initially entered Week 9 against the Houston Texans healthy, the star wide receiver did not start in the game after suffering a new injury.
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.
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert has suddenly been connected to speculation involving the Minnesota Vikings, creating an interesting conversation about what a potential blockbuster trade between the two organizations could look like.
Texans fans have spent the week hearing about everything wrong with Los Angeles. The Chargers are 0-7, Justin Herbert leads the NFL with 10 interceptions and the offense has gone 27 straight drives without a touchdown.
The Los Angeles Chargers have reached a point in their season where every opportunity matters. After a frustrating start, the Bolts return to SoFi Stadium
Justin Herbert doesn’t need reminders of how bad the 2026 season is going for him. Still winless, the once-productive Los Angeles Chargers QB is yet to catch a break.
Woody Marks and Omarion Hampton have run the ball almost exactly as well as each other this season, which is to say not very well. The Houston Texans’ lead back is averaging 3.5 yards per carry, the Los Angeles Chargers’ lead back is averaging 3.5, and Sunday at SoFi Stadium one of them gets a much friendlier defense to run against.
The Los Angeles Chargers have several players who could have trade value on the open market and who could generate trade interest from other teams. But with a few days to go before the NFL’s Nov.
The Los Angeles Chargers will risk falling to 0-8 before the NFL trade deadline this week. Despite this, so far, the only big change for the Chargers is a little Mike McDaniel news. As for that NFL trade deadline, the Chargers won’t be sellers.
The Los Angeles Chargers, despite being 0-7, have bewildered everyone around the NFL with their stance to date of being unwilling to engage in trade talks.
The Los Angeles Chargers came into 2026 talking about a Super Bowl run. Halfway through the season, they haven’t won a game. Their 0-7 start has put them in the record books for the wrong reasons, and the offense built around Justin Herbert has been the biggest letdown.
The Los Angeles Chargers are 0-7 and continue to shock the NFL world by showing an unwillingness to trade any of their players despite facing down a lost season in 2026.
Adam Schefter and Ian Rapoport report that the Chargers have no interest in trading veteran pass rusher Khalil Mack ahead of the deadline. “I want Khalil Mack here,” Chargers HC Jim Harbaugh told reporters.
One would think that a Chargers team that may be months away from hitting a figurative reset button could make edge-rusher Khalil Mack and other veteran players available ahead of Tuesday's NFL trade deadline.
Chargers tight end David Njoku has played just two games this year, while linebacker Denzel Perryman has yet to take the field. Injuries have prevented the two veterans from contributing in 2026, but they could come off IR soon.
Chargers OC Mike McDaniel is hoping a different perspective can help him get more out of the struggling Chargers on offense.
The Chargers next host the 2-5 Houston Texans this coming Sunday.
Mack, 35, is set to reach free agency after this season.
Mack addressed his mindset amid a lost season for the Chargers that has led to his name coming up in trade speculation.
+
Get the latest news and rumors, customized to your favorite sports and teams. Emailed daily. Always free!
Free Newsletters

