The Los Angeles Chargers are taking their 10-4 record into AT&T stadium in Arlington Texas to take on the 6-7-1 Dallas Cowboys. The Chargers can clinch a spot in the playoffs this week with a win, the Cowboys are nearly eliminated and will know for certain before kickoff.
Just when it seemed like the world was starting to wake up about the Los Angeles Chargers, here comes a brutal end-of-season and playoff projection. Despite
The Los Angeles Chargers are all over the place when it comes to the offensive line. While the Chargers were busy beating the Kansas City Chiefs over the weekend, viewers noticed that Trevor Penning had been one of the names to replace Mekhi Becton in the starting lineup in front of Justin Herbert. That wasn’t too much of a shocker.
The Los Angeles Chargers are currently 10-4 with a top defense and quarterback combo that has led them to this point. The QB in question, Justin Herbert, has been a notoriously exhausting debate from different fanbases if he is "good" or "elite" or if he is "bad".
Tom Brady offered high praise for the Los Angeles Chargers this week, giving the surging AFC contender a significant boost in his latest rankings. His endorsement came after the Chargers stunned the Kansas City Chiefs on the road, a victory that eliminated their division rival and shifted the playoff landscape.
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We're still scratching our heads over oddsmakers - powered by bettors - initially establishing the Dallas Cowboys as favorites over the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 16.
The 2020 quarterback class will looked back fondly on by a few teams. The Los Angeles Chargers are one of them, as they landed Justin Herbert with the No.
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.
It doesn't sound like the Los Angeles Chargers will deal with an NFL suspension this week. There was some question as to the fate of veteran safety Tony Jefferson as the Chargers get ready to play the Dallas Cowboys in Week 16. After all, Jefferson put a wicked hit on a Kansas City Chiefs player last week, drawing a flag and an ejection.
The Los Angeles Chargers are taking a three-game winning streak to Dallas this week as they prepare to face off against the Cowboys. The Chargers have won six of their last seven games but power rankings around the NFL still have several questions about Los Angeles.
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It's not often that Justin Herbert shows much emotion on or off the field. The Los Angeles Chargers' star quarterback has dealt with a ton this season, most notably the injuries to his offensive line.
The Los Angeles Chargers’ defense has been one of the NFL’s most consistent units this season, but it may be tested in the coming weeks after rookie safety R.J.
Sunday’s Chargers-Chiefs game got chippy late, but Jim Harbaugh didn’t flinch afterward, backing Tony Jefferson and calling the hit that led to his ejection a normal “football play,” even as the moment sparked an on-field scuffle in a tense Week 15 win.
Headed down the stretch of this season, do the Los Angeles Chargers need to make one of their strengths even stronger? With Wednesday's release of veteran pass-rusher Matthew Judon by the Miami Dolphins, many Bolts fans clamored for their team to sign him.
The Los Angeles Chargers aren’t exactly a national commodity. As such, a big chunk of the NFL fan community could be forgiven for not knowing Jim Harbaugh’s
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert isn’t getting MVP attention right now despite his 10-4 squad looking like contenders on the way to the playoffs. But trouncing a national hot item like Jerry Jones’ Dallas Cowboys could go a long way to changing that in a hurry.
While the Kansas City Chiefs flounder and start the long road back from a Patrick Mahomes injury, Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers have eyes
The Los Angeles Chargers season can be defined by their offensive line woes and the injuries that occurred to lead them to such desperation. With star offensive tackles Joe Alt and Rashawn Slater missing all or the majority of the season, the Chargers were forced to use resources to do anything to keep this offense afloat.
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 Los Angeles Chargers are looking to build upon their 10-4 record as they aim to make a serious playoff push. They are coming off a season sweep against the Kansas City Chiefs and have three tough games remaining to make a statement.
Jim Harbaugh opened up on Tuesday about the firing and ensuing legal troubles of former Michigan coach Sherrone Moore, who was a member of Harbaugh’s Wolverines staff for seven seasons.
The Los Angeles Chargers still have a season to finish, but the front office likely doesn’t see it that way. Sure, general manager Joe Hortiz will continue to keep up with the team on a day-to-day basis.
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.