Chargers, Week 3 and Raiders
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7 Emergency Free Agent, Trade Options for Chargers After David Njoku, Charlie Kolar Injuries
The Chargers will be facing a brutal stretch if opponents. See who could be available for the Chargers to fill out the tight end room.
Week 2 was bad for a lot of teams, but nobody looked worse than the Los Angeles Chargers. The Chargers entered Sunday's matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders as 6.5-point favorites and needed a win after being upset by the Arizona Cardinals in Week 1.
The Los Angeles Chargers are one of eight NFL teams sitting at 0-2 after Week 2, and that could end Derwin James and his franchise's Super Bowl hopes for the season. James and the Chargers fell to 0-2 on Sunday after losing to their AFC West rival,
Injuries are mounting as Los Angeles' schedule gets more difficult, starting with the Bills and Seahawks on the road.
ESPN's Mina Kimes ripped the Los Angeles Chargers after dropping consecutive 26-14 losses to begin the 2026 season.
The Los Angeles Chargers are very shorthanded at tight end due to injury and the Dallas Cowboys might be willing to part ways with one of theirs.
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The Chargers drop to 0-2 and the offense looks lost. See how hard the task of righting the ship will become with all the injuries announced by Jim Harbaugh.
Madison Beer immediately showed her excitement after Justin Herbert delivered a key touchdown for the Los Angeles Chargers against the Las Vegas Raiders. Her reaction added a personal moment to a game in which the L.
One of the sudden, big new conversations around the mid-flopping Los Angeles Chargers is the fact head coach Jim Harbaugh is a "CEO" style head coach. Meaning, Harbaugh doesn't have major sway over either side of the football.
The Buffalo Bills are off to a red-hot start to begin their season. They're 2-0 and have put up 36+ points in each of their first two games. Now, they'll welcom