Winless Chargers get three key players back to face Rams
The Chargers enter 0-6 after a season hurt by injuries. Joe Alt, Ladd McConkey and Tre' Harris are all set to play against the Rams.
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The Chargers enter 0-6 after a season hurt by injuries. Joe Alt, Ladd McConkey and Tre' Harris are all set to play against the Rams.
Read on Yahoo SportsAs the Chargers' bye week began, head coach Jim Harbaugh did not commit to keeping Mike McDaniel as the offensive play-caller. McDaniel said the offense has to produce results or there will be heat.
Read on NBC SportsChargers quarterback Justin Herbert said the responsibility for the offense's performance lies with the players. He said the new offensive coordinator does not deserve the criticism.
Read on NBC SportsCoach Jim Harbaugh announced Wednesday that offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel will continue calling plays for the Chargers, who remain winless.
Read on ESPNThe Chargers have no wins in six games and average 15.0 points per game. According to the report, a change could come at offensive coordinator, where Mike McDaniel works.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Chiefs put up nine points on their first two possessions at home against the Chargers, which proved enough to improve to 5-0 on the season.
Read on NBC SportsChiefs cornerback Chris Roland-Wallace was thrown out of Sunday's game against the Chargers for throwing a punch. Kansas City will be without him for the rest of the contest.
Read on NBC SportsChargers receiver Ladd McConkey exited in the second quarter with a concussion. It was his first game action since he hurt his foot in Week 4.
Read on ESPNKansas City's starting right tackle left the game before halftime and entered the concussion protocol. The Chiefs ruled him out for the rest of the contest against the Chargers.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Chargers will have receivers Ladd McConkey and Quentin Johnston back on the field. They still face a tough task against Patrick Mahomes and the unbeaten Chiefs, while the Chargers are winless.
Read on Yahoo SportsCoach Jim Harbaugh and offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel discussed why running back Omarion Hampton is being used differently, which has led to fewer snaps for him.
Read on ESPNRashee Rice, Kansas City's top receiver, will miss Sunday's game against the Chargers because of a right hamstring injury.
Read on ESPNThe Chargers were again missing several starters at Thursday's practice. Joe Alt and Derwin James were among those who did not take part.
Read on NBC SportsThe Thursday injury report for the Week 6 game between the Chiefs and Chargers lists Peter Woods as a limited participant in practice.
Read on Yahoo SportsChargers offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel says he always works as though his job is at stake. He acknowledges the pressure is growing after the team's 0-5 start.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Chargers are placing fullback Alec Ingold on injured reserve. He is expected to miss at least the next four games.
Read on Yahoo SportsRashee Rice did not practice on Wednesday, according to the injury report for the Week 6 game between the Chiefs and the Chargers.
Read on Yahoo SportsChargers wide receivers Ladd McConkey and Quentin Johnston were limited in the first practice of Week 6, according to the team's injury report.
Read on Yahoo SportsAfter the Chargers' 0-5 start, their first since 2003, coach Jim Harbaugh said Monday that he and the ownership group are shoulder to shoulder and in this fight together.
Read on ESPNA Yahoo Sports column notes Denver ranked near the bottom in pressure percentage, sacks and QB hurry percentage through four games, but the pass rush came through in the key moments against the Chargers.
Read on Yahoo SportsJim Harbaugh said the 23-17 loss to the Broncos was "100% on me" and that his fourth-down decision left him more angry than he has ever been.
Read on ESPNBroncos quarterback Bo Nix did just enough in Week 5 to secure a win over the Chargers, in a low-key performance.
Read on Yahoo SportsJustin Herbert fumbled and threw an interception in the fourth quarter as the Chargers lost 23-17 to the Broncos. The defeat leaves Los Angeles at 0-5 on the season.
Read on Yahoo SportsWith just over 10 minutes left and the ball in their own territory, the Chargers chose to go for it on fourth down instead of punting, a call by coach Jim Harbaugh. The Broncos stopped them and drew even.
Read on NBC SportsThe Chargers took a 17-10 lead in the second half after a Bo Nix fumble and a Kimani Vidal touchdown. They now try to protect it and earn their first win of the 2026 season.
Read on Yahoo SportsChargers wide receiver Tre’ Harris suffered a hamstring injury during the game against the Broncos. It is another blow for the Los Angeles Chargers.
Read on Yahoo SportsNick Emmanwori was fined twice for his actions in the Seahawks-Chargers game. One of the fines carries much more weight than the other and moves him closer to an automatic suspension.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Chargers are bringing Scott Matlock and Branson Taylor back from injured reserve ahead of this week's game against the Broncos.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Chargers moved quarterback Trey Lance to injured reserve as part of several roster moves ahead of Sunday's game against the Broncos.
Read on Yahoo SportsInjuries on the offensive line are forcing the Chargers to rely on rookies to protect Justin Herbert. The team is seeking its first win of 2026 against Denver.
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