Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is preparing to play through a high-ankle sprain when the Kansas City Chiefs visit Los Angeles on Sunday, according to multiple reports on Saturday. Herbert was limited at practice for the third straight day on Friday,
Heading into week four, most NFL teams are getting an idea of their direction in the season. While most teams are ready to win or lose, the Chargers are still somewhat of a question mark
Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert (ankle) is questionable for Sunday’s game against the visiting Kansas City Chiefs in Los Angeles. Herbert was a limited participant in practice for the third straight day on Friday. He is dealing with a high-ankle sprain
Even if Herbert plays setting up a run game will be rough. Going up against Chris Jones, the Chargers’ interior line is subpar, and added in with the backups at OT, and the entire offensive line may collapse every play. This is why some say the Chargers should rest all their stars before the bye to be ready for Week 5.
The Los Angeles Chargers reinforced their last line of defense ahead of Sunday’s game against the visiting Kansas City Chiefs, signing veteran safety Tony Jefferson to the 53-man roster on Thursday. Jefferson, who had been on the Chargers’ practice squad,
Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes are nemeses to many in the NFL based on the Chiefs’ track record of success approaching historic levels. Count the Chargers among the division rivals failing to live up to their end of the rivalry
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is hopeful that his injured right ankle won’t prevent him from playing in Sunday’s AFC West showdown against the visiting Kansas City Chiefs. Herbert had to depart last weekend’s 20-10 loss to the Pittsburgh
Former first-round draft pick Jalen Reagor is joining the Los Angeles Chargers’ practice squad, multiple reports said. The wide receiver was released by the New England Patriots last week and has yet to play in a game this season. Reagor,
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. (AP) — Los Angeles Chargers safety Derwin James was suspended one game without pay by the NFL on Monday for repeated violations of rules intended to protect players’ health and safety. James has five unnecessary roughness penalties