Los Angeles Chargers football news: LA Daily News

21 November 2024

• Chargers’ Jim Harbaugh embraces 3rd matchup with brother John
  If it upsets Jim Harbaugh that he’s 0-2 against his brother, he wouldn’t say so on Wednesday. They will square off again Monday night when the Chargers host the Ravens at SoFi Stadium.
• Chargers review: ‘Every man is all in. I see poise. I see confidence.’
  Chargers safety Derwin James Jr. says he sees big differences between this season’s team and those of the recent past.
• Swanson: Chargers start hot, go cold and still come out winners
  The Chargers survive a wild 34-27 thriller against the Bengals for their fourth consecutive win, proving they can bend without breaking after blowing a 21-point lead.
• Chargers build, blow, and regain lead in thrilling win over Bengals
  J.K. Dobbins’ 29-yard touchdown with 18 seconds left lifts the Chargers to a 34-27 victory – their fourth in a row – after they blew all of their 21-point third-quarter lead.
• Chargers’ pass rusher Khalil Mack sits out vs. Bengals with groin injury
  “Gotta take it one day at a time,” Mack said Thursday of the possibility of playing Sunday against Cincinnati.
• Chargers’ next challenge is proving they’re ready for primetime
  The Chargers are one of the league’s more compelling midseason stories as the Cincinnati Bengals come to town for a nationally televised Sunday night game.
• Chargers vs. Cincinnati Bengals: Who has the edge?
  What's at stake, injuries, who's better, matchup to watch, TV info, fantasy sleeper, prediction and what the Chargers need to do Sunday evening at SoFi Stadium.
• Chargers list Khalil Mack as questionable to play again Sunday
  The outside linebacker, who played just four snaps after being given the same designation with a groin injury last week, intends to play against the Bengals.
• Chargers QB Justin Herbert inflicting damage passing and running
  Time, rest and treatment for a sprained ankle have been vital to the quarterback getting healthy and again making key plays through the air and on the ground.
• Chargers say Jesse Minter might become NFL head coach sooner than later
  “Enjoy him while you’ve got him,” Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh says of the team’s defensive coordinator, whose unit is allowing a league-low 13.1 points per game.