There was a point in time in Jim Harbaugh’s tenure with the Los Angeles Chargers that summer speculation wondered if he might find a way to reunite with JJ McCarthy. Silly, but typical offseason fodder when there was nothing else to talk about.
Things won't get any easier for the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 4. Sporting an ungainly 0-3 record, the Chargers travel Sunday to Seattle to face the defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks (2-1), who will be in a surly mood after their 12-game winning streak was snapped in a 33-31 loss last weekend at Washington.
The Chargers entered the year with high expectations after a disappointing end to their previous season, losing to the New England Patriots in the Wild Card Round.
We’ve warned already that the Los Angeles Chargers are a fantasy football wasteland now. With Chargers offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel ruining Omarion Hampton via Keaton Mitchell usage, it became clear within three games that something was seriously wrong in Los Angeles and the club was a no-fly zone in the fantasy football realm. Now?
How many of the Week 1 starting quarterbacks from the 2009 NFL season can you name in five minutes?
The Los Angeles Chargers are a mess right now. They have lost three straight games to start the season, and while they were competitive for the first three and a half quarters of each game, they have looked ugly and out of sorts, especially on offense.
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.
Over the last few seasons, the Los Angeles Chargers’ offensive line has had plenty of problems, and one reason why has been injuries. Last season, starting right tackle Joe Alt appeared in just six games due to an ankle injury, and starting left tackle Rashawn Slater missed every game with a torn patellar tendon.
As the Los Angeles Chargers search for anyway possible to get into the win column this season, their Week 4 matchup against the Seattle Seahawks won’t make it easy for them to achieve this.
Do the Chargers have a Justin Herbert problem?
Harbaugh happens to be close to somebody who knows McCarthy exceedingly well.
When an NFL team gets caught in an unexpected slump, much of the attention quickly shifts toward the quarterback. After a frustrating opening to the 2026 NFL season, Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert has come under significant media scrutiny.
The Los Angeles Chargers are 0-3 as they prepare to meet the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks in the Pacific Northwest this Sunday. For them,
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.
Will the real Justin Herbert please stand up? Herbert, the Los Angeles Chargers quarterback, has long been considered one of the NFL’s most physically gifted and capable signal-callers.
The questions around the Los Angeles Chargers are inevitable: Will they add another wide receiver to help out Justin Herbert? Timely, then, is the New York Giants cutting ties in a high-profile manner with Odell Beckham Jr., ending the reunion over there. The Chargers very obviously need help at wideout.
The Los Angeles Chargers are in a tough situation with zero wins to show for three weeks of football. Their odds of making the NFL playoffs don’t look good, but they still have plenty of chances to turn things around, and that could start in Week 4, even if it’s against the reigning Super Bowl champions, the Seattle Seahawks.
Few NFL teams, if any, have been more disappointing to start the 2026 season than the Los Angeles Chargers. The Chargers, who entered the 2026 season with Super Bowl hopes, are 0-3.
Coming into Week 3, the Los Angeles Chargers were already in some considerable trouble after losing their first two games of the season. Week 3 marked the start of a brutal stretch in the schedule, as they visited the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.
Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh usually protects his franchise quarterback from public criticism. However, the team’s offensive struggles have led to a noticeable change in tone.
Some members of the NFL community have called Herbert "overrated" following his first three outings of the season.
The Los Angeles Chargers traveled to Orchard Park, New York, on Sunday to take on the Buffalo Bills at the new Highmark Stadium. Despite a much-improved defensive effort that forced five Bills turnovers, the Chargers fell in a 24-16 loss.
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.
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.
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 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.
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