At this point in the 2026 NFL season, many feel it is time for the Los Angeles Chargers to take stock and decide who should stay and who should go in advance of next season.
The Los Angeles Chargers offense has not been doing well and has not been consistent. The failures on offense are the catalyst to why they are currently 0-5.
For all intents and purposes, the 2026 NFL season already ended for the Los Angeles Chargers a week or two ago. With a 0-5 record, they have virtually no chance of making the playoffs, and the talk has already shifted to what needs to be done to help make them competitive next year.
As the trade deadline gets closer, many rumors have been spread around. Some of the rumors have gone around the Los Angeles Chargers, who are staring at a winless record going into Week 6. The path they are heading in is not ideal to say the least.
After losing their first five games of this season, the Los Angeles Chargers are not only in a world of trouble, but they’re in a situation that could call for major changes.
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The Los Angeles Chargers don’t necessarily come across as a threat to the Kansas City Chiefs with the Chargers currently holding an 0-5 record, but the Chiefs still will have a hurdle to overcome in Week 6.
The Los Angeles Chargers have reached a point where they need to start thinking about the future, and Dalvin Tomlinson should be one of the first players they consider trading before the 2026 NFL trade deadline.
Tom Pelissero reports the Lions are signing WR DeAndre Carter to the practice squad. Carter, 33, originally signed with the Ravens as an undrafted free agent out of Sacramento State back in 2015.
The Los Angeles Chargers announced they have placed FB Alec Ingold on injured reserve. Ingold, 30, went undrafted in the 2019 NFL Draft and later signed a three-year rookie contract with the Raiders worth $1.765 million and $10,000 guaranteed.
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What in the world is going on with Justin Herbert? Coming into this NFL season, many predicted a sizable bump in his stats thanks to the arrival of new offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel and his new fast-moving, Kyle Shanahan-esque scheme.
The Los Angeles Chargers received an update on Ladd McConkey as they prepare for Sunday’s matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs. The wide receiver was limited at Wednesday’s practice with a foot injury, the team’s report showed.
With each loss the Los Angeles Chargers have suffered so far this season, the calls from fans and even some pundits to fire new offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel have grown louder.
Justin Herbert has been bluntly called out by NFL legend Kurt Warner as the Los Angeles Chargers continue to struggle through a nightmare start to the 2026 season.
Only five games into the season, there are already rumours that the Los Angeles Chargers could be done with Mike McDaniel. A replacement has recently been reported as well.
The NFL has seen four quarterbacks fetch multiple first-round picks in a trade since 2000. Jay Cutler (2009), Matthew Stafford (2021), Deshaun Watson (2022) and Russell Wilson (2022) brought that level of return.
The Los Angeles Chargers have not yet hit the panic button despite their 0-5 start, but changes could be coming if they don’t turn their season around.
With the Los Angeles Chargers starting 0-5 on the season and the offense down in the dumps, there could still be some valuable fantasy football usage to take advantage of with the team.
No team in NFL history has overcome an 0-5 start and made the playoffs, so Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh is on pace for his first season without a trip to the playoffs since taking the job and perhaps his first-ever losing season if he can’t turn things around.
One of the more stunning developments of the first five weeks of the NFL season involved the Los Angeles Chargers beginning the campaign with five consecutive losses.
The 0-5 Los Angeles Chargers still can’t right their ship after five winless weeks in the 2026 NFL season, but they’re not waving the white flag either.
Harbaugh was accused of making a critical mistake in the fourth quarter of what became a 23-17 loss to the Denver Broncos that dropped the Chargers to 0-5 this past Sunday.
The Chargers gave wide receiver Quentin Johnston a vote of confidence and a lot of money when they exercised his fifth-year option during the offseason.