The Los Angeles Chargers are six games into a dumpster fire of a season. They emerge from their week seven bye with an 0-6 record and a looming trade deadline.
The Los Angeles Chargers are 0-6. Does that mean veteran Chargers players such as pass-rusher Khalil Mack and wide receiver Quentin Johnston will become available ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline?
According to SI.com’s Albert Breer, the Chargers have shut down trade inquiries for their veteran players like OLB Khalil Mack and WR Quentin Johnston despite an 0-6 start.
The Los Angeles Chargers could soon find themselves looking for another answer along their defensive front, especially with Khalil Mack’s future with the team up in the air.
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Following weeks of rumors suggesting that Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh was going to change one aspect of his team's game-day operations,
Even though the Los Angeles Chargers’ offense has been downright awful this season, their ground game hasn’t been that terrible. They went into Week 8 ranked 13th in rushing yards and 14th in yards per rushing attempt, even though lead running back Omarion Hampton hasn’t been playing at the level some expected him to.
It is widely expected that the man who will pay the most for the Los Angeles Chargers’ struggles this season is offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel. McDaniel, who was hired in January, has presided over an offense that ranks last in the NFL in points per game, and that offense has mostly looked completely disjointed and dysfunctional this season.
One could confuse the Los Angeles Chargers as a team purposely tanking for the top pick in the NFL draft right now. Jim Harbaugh and the Chargers aren’t tanking, not really.
The winless Los Angeles Chargers, now first in the NFL draft order with no end to the suffering in sight, feel like a team with everything on the table when it comes to selling and just starting the rebuild at the NFL trade deadline. Everything but trading Justin Herbert, of course. Trading Khalil Mack makes sense.
The Los Angeles Chargers are shockingly off to a 0- 6 start to the regular season. The fall guy early on could be offensive coordinator and former Miami
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The Los Angeles Chargers have been one of the biggest surprises of the 2026 NFL season. LA is 0-6 headed into Week 8 and looks completely lost as an organization.
The Los Angeles Chargers are 0-6 and have two games before the November 10th trade deadline. In a season that is all but lost, they should not be buyers on the trade market.
The Los Angeles Chargers confirmed Wednesday that offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel will continue calling plays after the team’s bye week, ending speculation that a change could come following a winless start.
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Derwin James has been limited to three games so far in 2026. The Chargers safety is not in line to return to action in the near future. When providing an update on James’ status, head coach Jim Harbaugh said (via Eric Smith of the team’s website) a setback has taken place regarding his rehab from his hamstring injury.
The Los Angeles Chargers have emerged from their Week 7 bye with a few reinforcements appearing ready to re-enter the lineup. The Chargers are currently 0-6 and the season is all but lost.
After the Los Angeles Chargers lost their first six games of this season, many of their fans are hoping that the team continues to lose games in bunches in order to get as high a draft pick as possible this April.
The NFL trade market is beginning to heat up, and the Los Angeles Chargers could have an opportunity to add another weapon to their offense. According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Josh Downs has requested a trade.
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What has been a season of horrors for the Los Angeles Chargers isn’t getting any easier for them. Coming off their bye week, they held practice on Wednesday in preparation for their contest this Sunday against the Los Angeles Rams, and the news wasn’t good.
Chargers’ veteran S Derwin James has been out since Week 3 due to a hamstring injury, and it’s looking like he could miss more time. When speaking to reporters
The Los Angeles Chargers have reached a point where standing pat at the NFL trade deadline would be difficult to justify. At 0-6, the Bolts have watched their season unravel, leaving general manager Joe Hortiz with an important decision to make before the November 10 deadline.