Chargers' decision on Mike McDaniel's future needs to come as soon as possible
The Los Angeles Chargers may not fire Mike McDaniel this week. But if they're not sold on any improvements, now is the time to get the job done.
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The Los Angeles Chargers may not fire Mike McDaniel this week. But if they're not sold on any improvements, now is the time to get the job done.
Broncos The Broncos won 17-14 on Thursday night, but QB Bo Nix threw for just 107 yards on 27 attempts. Nix isn’t sure why they can’t push the ball downfield or generate explosive plays but is fully confident in their ability to get on track. “We’re definitely capable,” Nix said, via the team’s YouTube. “We’ve […] The post AFC Notes: Joe Alt, Bo Nix, Broncos, Chargers, Chiefs appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
The Los Angeles Chargers are now 0-6. Here are some takeaways from another disastrous outing.
The Los Angeles Chargers have gone from potential playoff contender to winless and the projected No. 1 pick in the 2026 draft order in the span of six weeks.
Chargers fan Jess goes viral with her stunning RedZone setup.
In an AFC West showdown, Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs came out on top, defeating Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers 22-6 at home while keeping their division rivals out of the end zone.
The Chiefs failed to earn any style points in Week 6, but they're 5-0 and that's what matters most.
The Kansas City Chiefs beat the winless Los Angeles Chargers 22-6 on Oct. 18, 2026, moving to 5‑0 while the Chargers fall to 0‑6. Kansas City’s defense dominated, limiting Los Angeles to just five of 16 third‑down attempts, sacking QB Justin Herbert four times and forcing a turnover. Nick Bolton led with 10 tackles, George Karlaftis recorded two sacks and a pass deflection, and Jack Cochrane returned an interception 48 yards. Offensively, Patrick Mahomes’ 204‑yard passing night included a red‑zone interception and a near‑miss 52‑yard field goal by Harrison Butker kept the margin modest. Special teams miscues also hurt the Chargers, who managed only one double‑digit drive.
Chris Jones and Joe Cullen are at it again. CBS sideline reporter Melanie Collins said the Chiefs star and his defensive line coach got into a "screaming match" on the bench during Sunday's game against the Chargers, almost three years after Cullen spiked a tablet during their last viral blowup. The post Chris Jones and Chiefs Coach Joe Cullen Get Into a Sideline “Screaming Match” Again, Three Years After the Tablet Spike appeared first on Terez Owens .
Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs had a star-studded audience against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday.
Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Ladd McConkey was forced to exit Sunday's game against the Chiefs with a concussion. The post Los Angeles Chargers WR Ladd McConkey leaves game with concussion appeared first on Saturday Down South .
After a 4‑0 start, the Kansas City Chiefs faced early trouble against the 0‑5 Los Angeles Chargers at Arrowhead on Oct. 18, 2026. In the second quarter, Patrick Mahomes threw a red‑zone interception on a third‑and‑goal play, opting for a short pass to Andrew Armstrong while tight end Travis Kelce was wide open in the end zone. The pick sparked a wave of fan backlash, with many questioning why Mahomes didn’t target Kelke. The Chiefs recovered, scoring a touchdown and later a field goal to lead 19‑3 at halftime, but the criticism over the missed Kelce opportunity remains a headline.
In the Chargers' 0‑5 opening against the Chiefs, quarterback Justin Herbert is hit with a knee to the face by Chiefs cornerback L’Jarius Sneed as he slides, drawing a penalty. The incident highlights growing concerns among the Los Angeles offense: none of Herbert’s offensive linemen came to his aid. Herbert’s 2026 slump continues, with only 937 passing yards, five touchdowns and seven interceptions over five games, sparking trade rumors and fears he’s losing locker‑room support. The video of the hit and the teammates’ inaction underscore the turmoil surrounding the Chargers’ season.
As the Kansas City Chiefs return from their bye week and hope to continue their undefeated season, they were hit with another injury. The Chiefs lost Jaylon Moore in the first half as the right tackle exited with a concussion.
Chiefs right tackle Jaylon Moore enters concussion protocol and is ruled out of the Oct. 18 game against the Los Angeles Chargers. Backup lineman Joshua Ezeudu steps in at right tackle for the second half, marking his first significant NFL action at the spot after a preseason stint at right tackle with the Giants. With left tackle Josh Simmons also sidelined, Ezeudu becomes the next man up on the line after Kansas City’s offseason trades.
Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Ladd McConkey is ruled out of the Week 6 matchup against the 4‑0 Kansas City Chiefs after sustaining a concussion on a catch. The injury adds to his season‑long woes, which have included rib problems and other knocks. The Chargers sit 0‑5 heading into the game, and the median NFL recovery time for a concussion is nine days, though return dates vary. McConkey’s availability will depend on the severity of his symptoms and completion of the NFL’s five‑step return protocol.
During a tight Week 6 game against the Los Angeles Chargers, the Kansas City Chiefs' defense erupted on the sideline when defensive tackle Chris Jones and DL coach Joe Cullen got into a heated confrontation. CBS sideline reporter Melanie Collins reported that Jones pushed Cullen's hand away after the coach tried to pat his shoulder, highlighting growing frustration as the defense entered the second quarter trailing 9-3 and yet to record a sack. Analyst Trent Green noted their generally strong relationship, but the incident underscored the urgency for Kansas City’s defense to ignite.
The Los Angeles Chargers have issued an official update on Ladd McConkey following a head injury against Kansas City Chiefs.
The wide receiver room for the Los Angeles Chargers is completely depleted with numerous injuries within the position group. With Justin Herbert already playing with limited talent around him, he lost his go-to target, Ladd McConkey, early in the contest against the Kansas City Chiefs. Reports indicate that the 24-year-old pass catcher sustained a concussion […] The post Chargers’ Justin Herbert loses another weapon to injury after Ladd McConkey concussion appeared first on ClutchPoints .
In Week 6, a 0-5 Chargers team saw quarterback Justin Herbert suffer an accidental flying knee to his head from Chiefs cornerback L’Jarius Sneed during a slide, resulting in a flag for unnecessary roughness. Despite the mishap, the Chargers answered with a field goal. The incident highlights Herbert’s rough start—seven interceptions, five touchdowns, his worst statistical season yet—and fuels trade speculation amid the Chargers’ losing streak. The team faces a bye next week before a home game against the Rams.
Los Angeles Chargers WR Ladd McConkey is undergoing a concussion evaluation after a head injury in the first half of the Week 6 clash with the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium, ending his participation in the game. McConkey, who has logged 12 catches for 183 yards and a touchdown this season while battling a lingering foot injury, joins a depleted receiving corps that already lost Tre’ Harris to a hamstring strain. With Quentin Johnston and KeAndre Lambert‑Smith stepping up, the Chargers aim to avoid a 0‑6 start against the unbeaten Chiefs, who lead 9‑3 at halftime.
During Week 6’s opening drive, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelke rolled his right ankle on a screen pass against the Los Angeles Chargers. After brief sideline treatment, he missed the last two plays of the first possession, but returned for the second drive with reinforced tape, according to CBS sideline reporter Melanie Collins. Kansas City settled the drive with a 44-yard field goal by Harrison Butker. Kelce appeared frustrated but stayed in the game, and officials plan to monitor his condition throughout the matchup.
Live match and player stats for the Los Angeles Chargers vs. Kansas City Chiefs in NFL Week 6.
In Week Six at Arrowhead Stadium, the Chargers fell behind 9-0 as the Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes connected early with Xavier Worthy before a penalty erased the gain. Kansas City extended the lead to 9-0 after Kenneth Walker's 33-yard TD, though the extra point missed. Los Angeles answered with a 23-yard field goal to make it 9-3, but a Herbert interception returned 48 yards by Jack Cochrane halted a promising drive. The recap details the early offensive struggles for both teams, key penalties, and the Chargers' defense forcing a punt before the turnover. The article continues with the unfolding second half and the Chargers' quest for their first win of the season.
The Chargers fall to the Chiefs 22-6 at Arrowhead, dropping to 0-6 for the first time since 2000. Justin Herbert manages 204 yards, one interception and no touchdowns, while the offense is plagued by four offensive‑line rookies and injuries to Ladd McConkey and Brenen Thompson. The Chiefs’ defense forces three turnovers, including a pick by Jack Cochrane, and holds Los Angeles to a season‑low six points. Kansas City scores only a field goal and a missed attempt, with Cam Hart picking off Patrick Mahomes. The loss secures the Chargers the No. 1 pick in the 2027 draft, but the article warns that a top pick won’t instantly fix the offense’s 16 giveaways in six games.