NFL insider Ian Rapoport gives the latest update on the future of Justin Herbert amid a disastrous season. The Los Angeles Chargers are currently the only team in the NFL that has failed to win even a single game this season.
Injuries have hit the Los Angeles Chargers fairly hard over the last few weeks. In particular, their offensive line and wide receivers have been ravaged by various ailments, and that has been one of the many reasons they’re still searching for their first win of the season.
While trying to control the messaging around a lost season and a botched NFL trade deadline, the Los Angeles Chargers made some pretty interesting comments that might shine a light on where things go from here. Granted, comments from players and reporting suggests the Chargers have lost the locker room.
The Los Angeles Chargers may have to face the Baltimore Ravens on Monday Night Football without their leader in receiving yards. Ladd McConkey is questionable for Week 10 with a back injury, while fellow wide receiver Tre’ Harris is available after coming off the injury report.
How many of the QB's with at least 35 touchdown passes in a single season can you name in five minutes?
The Los Angeles Chargers are having a season to forget in 2026. They are currently 0-8 and after hiring the top offensive coordinator candidate on the market in the offseason, they are still searching for an indentity and for general answers on offense.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
The Los Angeles Chargers could be without one of their key receiving options when they visit the Baltimore Ravens on Monday night. Wide receiver Ladd McConkey has officially been listed as questionable because of a back injury, leaving his availability uncertain heading into the matchup.
Deep in the throes of a winless season and a winless NFL trade deadline, those running the Los Angeles Chargers have only managed to make things worse.
At the trade deadline, the Chargers agreed to send LB Daiyan Henley to the Broncos for a fourth- and fifth-round pick, but the trade fell through late Wednesday night because of an issue with Henley’s physical.
The 0-8 Los Angeles Chargers don’t seem as if they’re heading toward any type of measurable improvement anytime soon. They have the worst offense in the NFL in terms of scoring and turnovers, and after the trade involving linebacker Daiyan Henley was rescinded, they have made no personnel moves.
The Los Angeles Chargers have had a rough season to say the least. There are always certain expectations for every player going into any season. Some perform better than predicted, however, that is simply not the case for every single athlete that steps foot on the gridiron.
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The holiday season brought additional challenges for thousands of families across Los Angeles County in 2021 as food insecurity continued following the COVID-19 pandemic.
This season has clearly been an unmitigated disaster for the Los Angeles Chargers. Through eight games, they’re the only winless team remaining in the NFL, and while they will be facing an injury-riddled Baltimore Ravens squad this Monday, their first win of 2026 doesn’t seem imminent.
While trying to send the proper messages to drive narratives, the Los Angeles Chargers are managing to send all the wrong messages. The fact “messaging” was a theme at all coming from the team and reporters ahead of the NFL trade deadline was pretty telling.
The Los Angeles Chargers are dealing with some awkwardness right now following the puzzling outcome of their attempted trade of linebacker Daiyan Henley to the Denver Broncos.
The Los Angeles Chargers are 0-8, they just had a final hour trade before the trade deadline fall through and they are still searching for any sort of identity on offense.
The Los Angeles Chargers should take a serious look at Hollywood Brown. The Sooners alumni recently got released by the Philadelphia Eagles and now is looking for another team. Brown has built his game around acceleration, movement and turning a small opening into a big play.
On Friday morning, Ravens head coach Jesse Minter released an update on Jackson's condition via a message shared on the team's website.
The Denver Broncos announced Tuesday that they had acquired linebacker Daiyan Henley from the Los Angeles Chargers. The deal would have sent a 2027 fourth-round
With Thursday morning’s cancellation of Daiyan Henley’s move to Denver, the winless Chargers somehow got through the 2026 trade deadline without selling a single player.
Henley's time with the Broncos lasted fewer than 48 hours.
The Los Angeles Chargers finally accepted their fate ahead of Tuesday’s NFL Trade Deadline…or so we thought. The Los Angeles Chargers waited until the last possible moment to become sellers at the NFL trade deadline.
After missing nearly two years with a devastating knee injury, Dell stamped his name in the Comeback Player of the Year conversation.
Los Angeles fell to 0-8 on the season when it suffered a 44-22 loss to what had been a two-win Houston Texans (3-5) team on Sunday.
Los Angeles Chargers tight end Charlie Kolar found out how long his offense had gone without a touchdown from a reporter in the SoFi Stadium locker room.
Still, there's little to be excited about for L.A.
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