The Los Angeles Chargers are in the midst of a season collapse at 0-7 and with still little signs of life on offense. Chargers President of Foootball Operations and member of ownership John Spanos should greenlight general manager Joe Hortiz to begin looking to the future and trade assets that can bring back future draft capital.
After suffering their seventh loss in as many games this season, the Los Angeles Chargers are increasingly heading in the direction of making major changes.
The Los Angeles Chargers will sell at the NFL trade deadline. That feels like an obvious fact. Yet the way the Chargers have worked the trade phones so far, reports say other NFL teams are confused about how general manager Joe Hortiz and the club in Los Angeles have moved so far. At 0-7 and counting, that should change.
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 have an opportunity right now to collect draft picks thanks to the fact that they have several real trade candidates on their roster.
The Los Angeles Chargers have gotten off to an abysmal beginning to the NFL season, starting off 0-7 and being the only team left in the NFL without a win. This is a far cry from what many expected heading into the season.
According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, the Chargers are still showing no inclination to sell veteran players despite an 0-7 start. Fowler and Ian Rapoport mention teams have specifically shown interest in OLB Khalil Mack, OLB Tuli Tuipulotu and WR Quentin Johnston.
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The Los Angeles Chargers put forth another poor overall performance, especially on offense, on Sunday against the Los Angeles Rams. They managed to take
Things are currently looking bleak for the Los Angeles Chargers, and for a team that had high expectations entering the season, they need to make changes.
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The Los Angeles Chargers are now off to an 0-7 start and their season is effectively over. Jim Harbaugh is still somehow backing offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel.
With a 0-7 record, the Los Angeles Chargers are desperate for answers, both in terms of winning games and the long-term view as a franchise. They have scored under 10 points in both of their last two games, and their offense has been a complete disaster.
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert took a hit from Los Angeles Rams defensive end Braden Fiske in Week 8. The Chargers’ woes continued Sunday as they suffered their seventh straight loss, falling 24-9 to the Rams at SoFi Stadium.
For a piece published on Monday, Mike Sando of The Athletic spoke with an offensive coach from another team who seems convinced that Harbaugh is making a mistake by extending the marriage involving Herbert and McDaniel for at least one more week.
The Los Angeles Chargers placed Derwin James on injured reserve on Saturday and the veteran safety will miss at least the next four games. James played the first three games, but was sidelined with a hamstring injury following the Sept.