The Los Angeles Chargers will be facing the Seattle Seahawks in Week 4 as they still search for their first win of the season. Their chances of doing that could be higher if Ladd McConkey is on the field, but he’s been dealing with a foot injury this week.
On Friday, McCarthy offered his first public comments on that trade.
The Los Angeles Chargers are 0-3, and suddenly, a player who wasn't supposed to be available is worth watching as the NFL trade deadline gets closer.
Entering the 2026 season, the Los Angeles Chargers were a strong favorite to reach the Super Bowl. Now, their season is on the verge of disaster as they head into week three.
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The biggest reason the Los Angeles Chargers head into Week 4 with a 0-3 record is their offense. On that side of the football, they have looked discombobulated and out of sorts, and quarterback Justin Herbert is playing by far the worst football of his NFL career.
The Chargers are searching for answers. They have started the season 0-3 and there is significant blame as well as questions about most of the team across all three units.
Heading into Week 4, the Los Angeles Chargers have all sorts of problems, especially on offense. What was supposed to be a dynamic new scheme that would result in outstanding production has instead resulted in bundles of miscues and lots of poor play.
The future of McDaniel is up in the air after the club opened the season with three consecutive losses.
With the Los Angeles Chargers finding themselves amid a 0-3 start to the 2026 NFL season, it is nice to hear what Chargers legend, Philip Rivers is up
The Los Angeles Chargers are already struggling to find a win as they sit 0-3 so far in 2026, and now things are going to get tougher for them as they could be entering their pivotal Week 4 matchup against the Seattle Seahawks without their top receiver.
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There was plenty of optimism and excitement in the air throughout Southern California after Mike McDaniel was hired this offseason to be the Los Angeles Chargers’ new offensive coordinator.
The task ahead for the Los Angeles Chargers, in terms of at least giving themselves a chance at making the playoffs, is very steep. It might as well be a Mount Everest-sized task, given their problems and the difficulty of their schedule.
The Los Angeles Chargers special teams unit has been through stages of infamy throughout the team's history, with one of the biggest known facts about the team as a whole being the 2010 season.
Mike McDaniel is emphasizing the importance of Justin Herbert adapting better to the new offensive style amid a poor start to the Los Angeles Chargers’ 2026 campaign.
The Los Angeles Chargers had high expectations coming into this season after hiring Mike McDaniel as their offensive coordinator. The pairing of McDaniel with Justin Herbert was supposed to lead to one of the best offenses in the NFL, but it has been anything but that so far in 2026.
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.
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.
Do the Chargers have a Justin Herbert problem?
Harbaugh happens to be close to somebody who knows McCarthy exceedingly well.
Some members of the NFL community have called Herbert "overrated" following his first three outings of the season.
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 Buffalo Bills could be missing two important receivers when they face the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday.
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