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- Sep 27, 2026
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Chargers Injury Updates After Loss To Bills: Latest on Keaton Mitchell, Others (opens the original)
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The Los Angeles Chargers did not escape the game against the Buffalo Bills without injuries. During the 24-16 loss that dropped the Chargers to 0-3, there were some fun moments, like a breakout for a certain Chargers rookie. But there were also injuries to names like Keaton Mitchell, Donte Jackson and others. Here’s an updated look at the injury news for the Chargers exiting the game, which we’ll update with notes from coaches and the players themselves in the aftermath of Sunday’s game. Veteran
What is Jim Harbaugh’s Contract and How Hot Could Seat Get With Another Loss? (opens the original)
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Jim Harbaugh’s Los Angeles Chargers have full-blown faceplanted to start a hyped season. Typically, “Chargering” is stumbling late in embarrassing fashion and losing a game. But it’s starting to take a new shape this year, with the Chargers not looking ready to play ball at all while sleepwalking through losses to bad Arizona and Las Vegas clubs. The result is desperate times for Harbaugh and serious questions about how the Chargers’ front office attacked the offseason. With the Chargers not mee
Joe Hortiz’s Free Agency Class is Blowing Up In Chargers’ Faces (opens the original)
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For now, Los Angeles Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz is getting a pass. Right now, the focus for the Chargers’ woes is on Jim Harbaugh possibly losing his locker room and the terrible optics of Justin Herbert’s offseason and play. But Hortiz will only get a pass for so long. It was Hortiz and the front office, after all, that pretty blatantly botched another offseason’s worth of offensive line work. While the Chargers still sit on about $30 million in free cap space and plenty of draft picks
The Tide is Turning on Chargers QB Justin Herbert (opens the original)
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There’s no question that it’s fair to ask if Jim Harbaugh is losing the Los Angeles Chargers locker room right now. But there’s something more concerning for the Chargers right now: It’s getting harder to defend Justin Herbert. Chargers faithful and the broader NFL fanbase know the excuses in Herbert’s favor. They’ve been long justified. Cheap ownership (until recently). Terrible offensive lines. Bad coaching decisions. Endlessly rotating offensive coordinators. Bad skill position talent, for th
Is Jim Harbaugh Losing the Chargers? Khalil Mack’s Comment Might be a Hint (opens the original)
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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. Where some head coaches specialize in one side and bring on a coordinator who can dominate the other, Harbaugh is the sort of oversight head coach who lets both his coordinators go to work. Problem is, Harbaugh’s dad-joke style publicly and whatever he’s doing in this role
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