The Chargers have reached a point in the season where Joe Hortiz and the front office need to make a decision and it has to be as soon…as the trade deadline
Every public suggestion around the Los Angeles Chargers says Jim Harbaugh, Joe Hortiz and the organization out West won’t host a fire sale at the NFL trade deadline. It’s not a shocking public stance right now.
The Los Angeles Chargers enter their Week 7 bye week beaten, battered and bruised. Their roster is in injury purgatory, their offense is lifeless and their personnel is weak in many spots.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The Los Angeles Chargers are rejecting trade approaches despite their 0-5 start, holding off on a potential roster sell-off. The Chargers’ winless start has put their trade deadline plans under scrutiny as they prepare to visit the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs.
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.
Now in his seventh season with the Los Angeles Chargers, quarterback Justin Herbert has been sacked 231 times, with 61 interceptions and 37 fumbles. On the surface, these kinds of numbers invite criticism of the quarterback himself.
The Los Angeles Chargers finalized their 53-man roster this past Sunday while also building their practice squad on Monday for the 2026 season. Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz has always been active with the bottom of the roster and this year it is no different.
The Los Angeles Chargers suffered a devastating loss to one of the leaders they were counting on to stabilize the offensive line after a brutal 2025 season.
The Los Angeles Chargers are being connected to Tampa Bay Buccaneers DT Vita Vea. A trade to acquire such a player would be a departure from the norm for GM Joe Hortiz and one of his main football philosophies.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
The Los Angeles Chargers don’t really have many cut candidates when it comes to financial reasons. Credit goes to the Chargers front office headed up by general manager Joe Hortiz, really.
The Los Angeles Chargers have entered their off-season training program with questions surrounding their cornerback room. Los Angeles let one of their most productive cornerbacks walk in free agency and have not addressed his departure on the roster yet.
The Los Angeles Chargers don’t figure to have much in the way of NFL contract drama this summer during training camp. Two of the biggest items for the Chargers are essentially layups.
As things stand, Derwin James is a pending 2027 free agent. Discussions on another extension have taken place, however, and there is plenty of time to finalize an agreement.
Chad Alexander was among the staffers who recently received an interview request from the Vikings in the early stages of their general manager search. A departure from the Chargers will not be taking place, however.
With the schedule finally released upon us, it is much easier to get a clear picture of how the Chargers' 2026 schedule is going to look, even barring more signings that are sure to come in classic Joe Hortiz fashion into training camp.
The Los Angeles Chargers have bolstered their roster and added to the depth across the board through the 2026 NFL draft. General manager Joe Hortiz entered the draft with five selections and through trades, ended up leaving Pittsburgh with eight draft picks.
The Chargers are currently projected to have nearly $83MM in cap space for the 2026 offseason. That could lead to a spending spree, but such an approach should not be expected.
After a so-so preseason from the Los Angeles Chargers, it's clear that GM Joe Hortiz made a major mistake. Heading into the 2025 NFL Season, you really do not get the sense that the Chargers are a whole lot better than they were at this time in 2024.
After a massively disappointing 5-12 record in 2023, the Los Angeles Chargers brought in changes at head coach and general manager, which paid off with a bounce-back 11-6 record.
Coming off the 2024 campaign – during which the Chargers were without Keenan Allen and Mike Williams – wide receiver was named as a position for the team to target this spring.
At his post-draft press conference, LA Chargers GM Joe Hortiz was asked if the team is making progress on an extension with LT Rashawn Slater. The 2021 first-round draft pick is entering the $19.04M fifth-year option of his rookie contract.
At Wednesday’s exit interview, Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz was asked if any member of the coaching staff had received outside interest from other organizations.