The Los Angeles Chargers had to make a difficult decision when bringing Khalil Mack and Denzel Perryman off IR.

Despite being in the face of pressure on every other drop-back, Herbert had a career-high 420 yards passing and three touchdowns, with all of them coming in the second half. In addition, he led the team in rushing. His performance was not enough to overcome the team's struggles on the defensive side of the ball.

The Chargers are expected to make several moves prior to the 2025 NFL trade deadline. Rumors are swirling around these much-needed players.

In hindsight, perhaps it was not the best look for a team riddled with key injuries to be dressed like banana peels

The Indianapolis Colts went viral for trolling the Los Angeles Chargers with a post comparing them to the Minions.

Dubbed "Charger Power," the new look features the team’s first-ever gold jersey, paired with matching gold pants and the classic white helmet. The jersey, with white numbers outlined in powder blue, first became popular as a retail item and was added as an official alternate due to strong fan demand.

With Sunday's ugly loss and the looming Nov. 4 trade deadline, the Los Angeles Chargers could be making a deal for attractive players on the market.

Defensive coordinator Jesse Minter was honest about the Chargers performance on that side of the ball this season.