Los Angeles Chargers football news: LA Daily News

26 October 2025

• Chargers review: QB Justin Herbert shines in rebound win over Vikings
  “Stellar” is how Coach Jim Harbaugh described the quarterback, who threw for 227 yards and three touchdowns in Thursday night’s 37-17 home win.
• Chargers rout Vikings through the air and on the ground
  Two defensive stops lead to two touchdowns to start the game and the Chargers roll to a 37-10 win, their widest margin of victory this season.
• Chargers vs. Minnesota Vikings: Who has the edge?
  What’s at stake, who’s better, a key matchup to watch, TV info, a fantasy sleeper and a final score prediction for Thursday night’s game at SoFi Stadium.
• Chargers host Vikings with plenty of issues to address
  After losing three of their last four amid many injuries, Chargers safety Derwin James Jr. says: “Get back to the fundamentals. Get back to what got us here.”
• Chargers’ Khalil Mack awaits bigger role against Vikings
  “Just trying to be as smart as possible,” says Mack, who played only 12 of 60 defensive snaps in the loss to the Colts on Sunday after missing four games with a dislocated elbow.
• Chargers review: Jim Harbaugh’s defense of his players stands out
  The coach is still dealing with a lot of key injuries, but he praises his team’s willingness to “battle” and “fight” and Justin Herbert’s remarkable right arm following their loss to the Colts.
• Swanson: Chasmic difference between Colts, Chargers lies in the trenches
  The Colts pushed the Chargers around, leaving the Chargers outmuscled and overmatched up front in Sunday's loss.
• Chargers face quick turnaround against Vikings
  "We’ve definitely got to look at it and get it corrected and get ready for the next one," Chargers outside linebacker Khalil Mack says after Sunday's loss to the Colts. The Chargers look to turn things around at SoFi Stadium on Thursday Night Football.
• Chargers can’t tame Colts in ugly loss
  Despite Khalil Mack and linebacker Denzel Perryman returning, the Chargers' defense allows three touchdowns to the NFL's leading rusher, Jonathan Taylor, and 38 points to the Colts' offense. Quarterback Justin Herbert sets a new career high with 420 yards passing in the Chargers' 38-24 loss.
• Chargers’ spotty run defense a major concern vs. Indy
  “Right now, I would say we’re chasing a lot of things,” Chargers defensive coordinator Jesse Minter says before facing Indianapolis and running back Jonathan Taylor.