The NFL trade deadline is fast approaching, and for the Los Angeles Chargers, standing pat might not be an option. Despite a strong 5-3 start, injuries have exposed thin depth across key positions — particularly along the defensive line.
Injuries have ravaged the Los Angeles Chargers. General manager Joe Hortiz brought in several free agents for a workout following Los Angeles' victory over the Minnesota Vikings on Thursday Night Football.
It is no secret that the Los Angeles Chargers need a running back. After losing Najee Harris for the season and Omarion Hampton to an injured reserve stint, the Chargers are left with Kimani Vidal and Hassan Haskins at the position.
How many of the active NFL players to rack up at least 140 receiving yards and catch two touchdowns in one game can you name in six minutes?
The Chargers are already known to be in the market for running back help in advance of the Nov. 4 trade deadline. They’re also making preliminary offensive tackle inquiries, Josina Anderson of The Exhibit reports.
It's uncommon, but not unheard of, for notable QBs to change teams -- via trade, free agency, or waiver claim -- at the 11th hour or during a season. Here are the top instances of QBs relocating late and making an impact that season.
The Los Angeles Chargers want to win now. They started 3-0, with every victory over the AFC West, yet have dropped two in a row while the offensive line combusts and the Khalil Mack-less defense implodes. Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz didn’t need to look far for help, though.
Entering the season, the Los Angeles Chargers made two critical mistakes in roster construction. Both pertain to protecting star quarterback Justin Herbert.
The LA Chargers have a fairly successful track record of signing impactful players for cheap under general manager Joe Hortiz. Hortiz doesn't bat 1.000, though, and one of his biggest misses on the 2025 team is tight end Tyler Conklin.
The Los Angeles Chargers have started to grab some serious national attention for the way general manager Joe Hortiz and head coach Jim Harbaugh have rebuilt
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.
The Los Angeles Chargers were gifted with four opportunities to play football games this preseason. In those four contests, head coach Jim Harbaugh and general manager Joe Hortiz learned a lot about their football team.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
Do the Los Angeles Chargers have one of the brightest futures in the NFL? Most would say yes, as the regime of Joe Hortiz and Jim Harbaugh have flipped the narrative around the Bolts in two offseasons.
LA Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz has two NFL Drafts under his belt and they both appear to be excellent. The 2024 NFL Draft class has already proven to be great and all signs are pointing to the 2025 NFL Draft class following in its predecessor's footsteps.
The Los Angeles Chargers appear to have a major hit on their hands when it comes to this year’s rookie draft class and undrafted free agent class as the
LA Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz put together a masterclass in his first draft with the team in 2024. And while the 2025 rookies are yet to play a game that matters, Chargers fans are just as optimistic for the incoming rookie class as they were last year's class.
You never know when a team is going to find the next hidden gem. With general manager Joe Hortiz and head coach Jim Harbaugh running the show, it's fair to ponder the ceiling of every single addition the LA Chargers make.
General manager Joe Hortiz has done a great job with the LA Chargers since getting the job early in 2024. Hortiz turned the Chargers into a playoff team despite limited resources in his first season and added exciting depth heading into 2025 (without making a big signing).
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.
Since the beginning of the NFL offseason Los Angeles Chargers’ general manager Joe Hortiz has been under fire from the fanbase. It felt like a pivotal
Slater has been one of the league’s best left tackles since being selected with the 13th overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft.
Under new head coach Jim Harbaugh, the Chargers will likely have a run-first mentality on offense, but that isn't stopping them from having high expectations for their second-year WR, who disappointed last season.
New Chargers GM Joe Hortiz made it clear he must see more from second-year wide receiver Quentin Johnston before he climbs the depth chart.
Just four months into his tenure with the Los Angeles Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz’s job performance is being judged harshly in the new Pro Football Talk’s GM Ranking.
Los Angeles Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz just shared some inside information on the 2024 NFL Draft. While appearing on The Pat McAfee Show, the 48-year-old revealed how close the team was to trading the No.
The Los Angeles Chargers are a tough read. With Jim Harbaugh at the helm, that should surprise nobody. That being said, they hold important cards in round one of the 2024 NFL Draft. The executive also explained how Los Angeles truly controls the first round of this year's draft.
According to new Chargers GM Joe Hortiz, NFL teams have gauged his interest in trading down from the No. 5 overall pick this year’s draft. Hortiz did say that “it’s still early and the phone is not ringing yet” but he plans to weigh all options when it comes to the team’s top pick. “We’ll see how it goes.
That would have allowed Los Angeles to retain the 31-year-old for years to come while dropping his 2024 cap charge.
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