The Los Angeles Chargers should be hosts of the NFL’s biggest fire sale at the trade deadline. Khalil Mack should go. So should plenty of others. Tuli Tuipulotu should not.
The Los Angeles Chargers are making another adjustment in hopes of getting their struggling offense back on track. Offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel will continue calling plays, but he is making a change to where he will operate during games.
Chargers tight end David Njoku has played just two games this year, while linebacker Denzel Perryman has yet to take the field. Injuries have prevented the two veterans from contributing in 2026, but they could come off IR soon.
Chargers OC Mike McDaniel is hoping a different perspective can help him get more out of the struggling Chargers on offense.
How many of the quarterbacks to win the most games in a single season for each NFL franchise can you name in five minutes?
The Los Angeles Chargers are 0-7 and the trade deadline is rapidly approaching. The Chargers have confounded the rest of the NFL as they have yet to engage in trade discussions on any of their players but that has not stopped the calls and the speculation.
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.
There are several players on the roster of the Los Angeles Chargers who are considered trade candidates and either have or could generate interest from other teams on the market.
When an NFL team is 0-7 and is ranked last in scoring, as the Los Angeles Chargers are, it is difficult to find anything positive to point out. This is about as miserable a season as the star-crossed franchise has ever had, and it doesn’t look like things are going to get any better anytime soon.
The Los Angeles Chargers are approaching an important point in their 2026 season. Despite a difficult start and growing questions, the Chargers have reportedly shown little interest in entertaining offers for their veteran players.
It doesn't sound like the Texans will be looking past the Chargers.
Now that the Los Angeles Chargers are 0-7 and still the only winless team in the league, it is important to look into the upcoming NFL trade deadline and see what the options are for the team and its future.
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Herbert threw two interceptions and engineered zero touchdown drives in that game.
The 0-7 Los Angeles Chargers have lots of problems, and injuries have been just one thing they have had to deal with lately. A large number of starters and rotation players have missed time, and that has compounded all of the problems the team has already had on offense.
The Los Angeles Chargers have an interesting big board of trade targets at the deadline, considering they’re the worst team in the NFL, clutch the No. 1 pick in the draft order and need to think beyond this season. That also means the Chargers are positioned as big sellers at the trade deadline.
ESPN’s Jeff Legwold notes the Broncos will be trying to balance fortifying the roster ahead of the trade deadline with keeping enough picks to fill long-term needs, with several starters on expiring deals this offseason. Chargers’ veteran EDGE Khalil Mack has been the subject of trade rumors with the team 0-7 and approaching the deadline.
The Los Angeles Chargers have reached a point where there should be no debate about what needs to happen before the 2026 NFL trade deadline. At 0-7, this season is a lost cause.
It has not been a great year for the Los Angeles Chargers and quarterback Justin Herbert. The Chargers fell to 0-7 with a 24-9 loss against the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif.
Herbert's performances since Week 1 of this season have left members of the NFL community wondering what is wrong with the 28-year-old who was seen not all that long ago as a future superstar.
The Chargers next host the 2-5 Houston Texans this coming Sunday.
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.
Mack, 35, is set to reach free agency after this season.
Jeffery Simmons paid immediate dividends for the Chicago Bears after they traded two first-round picks for the All-Pro defensive tackle.
Mack addressed his mindset amid a lost season for the Chargers that has led to his name coming up in trade speculation.
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