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49ers insider weighs in on potential Khalil Mack trade from Chargers
The 49ers could make another defensive line move after acquiring DeForest Buckner. Insider Matt Maiocco explains what it might take to land Khalil Mack.
Los Angeles Chargers are the latest NFL primetime albatross, unless flex scheduling saves us all
The Los Angeles Chargers sit 0-7 in November, with quarterback Justin Herbert starting every loss. With three primetime slots left—Monday Night Football vs. a quarterback‑starved Ravens, Sunday Night Football against the Patriots, and Thursday Night Football versus the 49ers—the NFL faces a dilemma: flex those games out or expose viewers to low‑stakes matchups. Flex rules limit changes before Week 12, and Thanksgiving week offers few viable alternatives. The article outlines why the Chargers have become an unwelcome primetime fixture and whether scheduling flexes can salvage the broadcast lineup.
Chargers' Jalyn Armour-Davis signing may signal their true trade deadline intentions
Maybe the Los Angeles Chargers' signing of Jalyn Armour-Davis is just a much needed depth move. But maybe it's not.
Emmanuel Acho accuses Justin Herbert of betting on opponent or needing eye surgery
Speakeasy host Emmanuel Acho lashes out at Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert, claiming the 0-7 rookie’s 5 TDs and 10 interceptions stem from either intentional game‑throwing, a betting interest in opponents, or severe vision problems requiring LASIK. Acho cites Herbert’s “impossible” throws against the Rams and suggests an ophthalmologist check is needed. While analysts like Dan Orlovsky once praised Herbert as a model QB, his current performance has sparked extreme criticism.
Justin Herbert 'Looks Incredibly Uncomfortable with Everything They're Doing,' Says Rival NFL Coach
As the Los Angeles Chargers continue to sink, moving to 0-7 on the season, it's becoming more apparent by the day that Justin Herbert and offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel are a poor fit.
Chargers Signing CB Jalyn Armour-Davis
The Los Angeles Chargers have signed cornerback Jalyn Armour‑Davis, confirming his recovery from a torn Achilles that sidelined him last season. The 27‑year‑old, a 2018 Alabama national champion and 2021 All‑SEC second‑teamer, was a 2022 fourth‑round pick of the Ravens, saw limited action due to injuries, and was claimed by the Titans in 2025, posting 34 tackles and two pass breakups in 11 games. Chargers GM Joe Hortiz, who drafted him for Baltimore, says the player is now healthy enough to contribute to the roster.
Justin Herbert hits unwanted NFL milestone after Week 8 loss to Rams
Things keep getting worse for Justin Herbert on the field.
Chargers brutal season could create opportunity for Jets
The Los Angeles Chargers are winless in 2026, ranking last (32nd) in points per game at 15.0, and head coach Jim Harbaugh’s future looks bleak—he may be fired or depart voluntarily. Meanwhile, the New York Jets’ defense under Aaron Glenn has faltered, prompting speculation that the Jets could hire Harbaugh if he becomes available after the season. The article weighs the potential cultural reset a Harbaugh hire could bring to a Jets roster featuring young talent like David Bailey and Garrett Wilson, while noting the Chargers’ likely coaching overhaul.
Joe Alt's return quietly provides some life for the Chargers O-line moving forward
The Los Angeles Chargers need any glimmer of hope they can get right now, and Joe Alt's return provides one.
Raiders News: Week 8 AFC West Roundup, Broncos pull off 4th quarter comeback against Chiefs
In Week 8 the Raiders snap a four‑game skid with a win that keeps their playoff hopes alive, while the AFC West sees big drama. Denver rallies from an 11‑point deficit to beat Kansas City 28‑24 after a missed field goal and a goal‑line stand, vaulting the Broncos to a 6‑2 record. The Chargers remain winless, falling 24‑9 to the Rams as Justin Herbert throws two interceptions. Standings now show Denver 6‑2, Chiefs 5‑2, Raiders 4‑4 and Chargers 0‑7. The recap also links to Raiders’ wild‑card outlook and key player notes.
Chargers must revisit their Mike McDaniel decision after disastrous showing vs. Rams
The Los Angeles Chargers can't stay fully committed to Mike McDaniel over the remainder of this campaign.
Rams’ optimism growing for Myles Garrett’s return
Optimism builds around Los Angeles Rams defensive end Myles Garrett’s potential return after his knee injury. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported growing confidence that Garrett could practice this week and be back on the field soon, though he likely will miss Week 9 and may not play until after the bye. Analyst Blaine Grisak notes practice doesn’t guarantee game action, merely starts the 21‑day activation window. The Rams, needing Garrett for a postseason push, also celebrated a 24‑9 win over the winless Chargers, improving to 4‑4. Coach Sean McVay humorously threatened to “crush” Aaron Donald after a near‑score play.
Browns NFL draft position: Rams make Week 8 worse for CLE; 2 picks very close together
After a Week 8 loss to the Steelers and a Rams victory over the Chargers, the Browns' 2027 first‑round draft slot jumps from the late‑20s to just two spots behind the Los Angeles Rams. The Rams now sit at 16th overall, while Cleveland will pick 18th thanks to the extra first‑round pick gained from Los Angeles and recent injuries that reshaped the order. The article lists the full 2027 draft sequence and invites fans to speculate on where the two teams will end up by season’s end.
Who Should I Start for Fantasy Football Week 8? Zach Charbonnet, Jadarian Price, Rome Odunze, Luther Burden III, Emanuel Wilson, Colston Loveland, D'Andre Swift, Cooper Kupp
Who Should I Start? Who Should I Sit? Some of the most common Week 8 MNF fantasy football lineup decisions […]
2027 NFL Draft order: Eagles in the top 5
The Philadelphia Eagles are projected to land a top‑five pick in the 2027 NFL Draft after slipping to a 2‑6 record. A razor‑thin 0.008 strength‑of‑schedule margin separates them from the No. 4 spot owned by the Indianapolis Colts (via the Jets’ Sauce Gardner trade). While the Eagles, Colts, Chargers, Titans and Dolphins all face similar win‑loss odds, the Eagles’ current position gives them a realistic shot at a high draft slot without intentional tanking. Fans are invited to weigh in on which players the Eagles should target.
Rams’ Trent McDuffie gets positive update from Sean McVay amid injury concerns
The Los Angeles Rams secured a 24-9 win over the Chargers on Sunday, but star cornerback Trent McDuffie exited late in the third quarter with a back injury. Coach Sean McVay later told reporters McDuffie “looks like he’s feeling OK,” noting his return to the sideline after a brief stint in the locker room. McDuffie, who missed weeks 6 and 7 with a groin strain, was listed as questionable but appeared to improve. Meanwhile, fellow corner Jaylen Watson left with a shoulder issue and did not return. The Rams extend their four‑game streak and head to Washington next week.
Puka Nacua issues demand to Rams’ offense after Week 8 win vs. Chargers
The Rams beat the winless Chargers 24-9 at SoFi Stadium, improving to 4-4 while L.A. falls to 0-7. Matthew Stafford threw for 157 yards and a TD, and rookie wideout Puka Nacua recorded 11 catches for 80 yards and a score. Despite the victory, Nacua warned the offense must “turn it up a notch,” urging faster, complementary play after a sluggish start that saw no first downs in the first five drives. The Rams’ defense shut out Justin Herbert in the second half, and the team now seeks a third straight win on the road against Washington in Week 9.
Rams’ Sean McVay laughs off Aaron Donald’s fumble recovery fail vs. Chargers
The Rams beat the Chargers 24-9 at SoFi Stadium, but coach Sean McVay couldn’t resist teasing Aaron Donald after a missed fumble recovery late in the third quarter. Rookie linebacker Wesley Bailey strip‑sacked Justin Herbert, and the ball bounced to Donald, who stumbled and knocked it out of bounds, letting the Chargers keep possession. McVay joked about “crushing” Donald, who still hasn’t scored a career touchdown despite returning from retirement on a $20 million deal. The Rams improve to 4-4 and will seek Donald’s first TD against Washington next week.
Rams’ Sean McVay not on the same page as LA president when it comes to Chargers rivalry
The Rams beat the Chargers 24-9 at SoFi Stadium, but head coach Sean McVay and team president Kevin Demoff clash over whether the game counts as a true rivalry. McVay bluntly told the media, “Kevin Demoff does. I don’t,” while Demoff celebrated the win on X with a Ron Burgundy GIF. The victory lifts Los Angeles to 4-4, snapping a two‑game win streak for the Chargers, who remain winless. Key moments included Kyren Williams’ 1‑yard TD, Blake Corum’s 23‑yard run and a Matthew Stafford‑to‑Puka Nacua pass, plus two interceptions and two sacks in the second half. The Rams now lead the all‑time series 8-6 and head to Washington next week.
Chicago Bears Trade Deadline Rumors on Khalil Mack and Tyson Bagent
The trade deadline buzz centers on two Bears assets. Baltimore, reeling from Lamar Jackson’s IR move and Tyler Huntley’s turf‑toe injury, has reportedly contacted Chicago about backup quarterback Tyson Bagent, who earns $4 million and fits Ben Johnson’s system. Meanwhile, NFL insiders suggest the Bears may still be shopping defensive edge talent, with Jeffery Simmons already acquired and a possible Khalil Mack deal looming despite the Chargers’ 0‑7 start and Mack’s limited recent snap count. Chicago faces decisions before its Monday Night Football clash with Seattle and the November 10 deadline.
Joe Alt states the obvious issue holding Chargers back from winning
The Los Angeles Chargers drop to a 0-7 start after a 24-9 loss to the Rams, marking the worst opening stretch of rookie tackle Joe Alt's career. Alt bluntly told reporters that the team’s biggest problem is its reliance on field goals instead of touchdowns, highlighting a nine‑quarter touchdown drought and just 295 total yards (64 on the ground). Critics target offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel, though coach Jim Harbaugh backs him. Justin Herbert was sacked twice, including a key fourth‑quarter hit by Josaiah Stewart, while placekicker Cameron Dicker remains the only consistent scorer.
Chargers’ Jim Harbaugh gives blunt answer to Justin Herbert benching scenario
After a 24-9 loss to the Rams that leaves the Chargers winless in their first seven games, head coach Jim Harbaugh shuts down any talk of benching quarterback Justin Herbert. Harbaugh emphasized the problem is a team issue, not a single player, and said the staff will review film to improve. Herbert threw for 257 yards with two interceptions, while Ladd McConkey led the receiving corps with 86 yards on four catches. The Chargers aim to snap the skid at home against the Houston Texans on Nov. 8.
Jim Harbaugh doubles down on his Mike McDaniel stance as Chargers’ collapse continues
Chargers OC Mike McDaniel will continue to call plays for the team after another dismal showing on Sunday.
Chargers’ 0-7 start gives Jim Harbaugh a painful full-circle moment
The Los Angeles Chargers fall to 0-7 after a loss to the Rams, marking their worst start since 2000. Head coach Jim Harbaugh endures a painful full‑circle moment, having quarterbacked the franchise in 2000 when it went 1‑15. The offense, led by a struggling Justin Herbert, has endured 27 straight drives without a touchdown—the longest drought since the 2024 Dolphins. With the season appearing lost, the Chargers seek their first win on Nov. 8 against Washington.
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