Los Angeles Chargers
The Los Angeles Chargers are looking to go 4-0 as they take on the winless New York Giants at MetLife Stadium in Week 4.
It’s never easy to win on the road, especially on the east coast in the early window on Sunday, but the Chargers are going into the game as a favorite against the Giants. FanDuel Sportsbook lists the Chargers as a 6.5-point favorite over the Giants.
The Chargers are undefeated after beating the Kansas City Chiefs, Las Vegas Raiders and Denver Broncos in the AFC West gauntlet, but now they take their schedule outside the division to...
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The Chargers are 3-0 and the longer they ride this undefeated streak, the higher they will continue to climb across the power rankings. With a matchup against the 0-3 New York Giants this week, there’s a good chance they actually do.
Without further ado, let’s see where the media has the Bolts after their recent win over the Denver Broncos.
Yahoo Sports – #3
*“Justin Herbert should be the early MVP favorite. No offense to Josh Allen or Lamar Jackson, but Herbert has been incredible so far. His game-tying touchdown pass to Keenan Allen was unbelievable. It’s early but Herbert...
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Good morning, Chargers fans!
You know what to do!
And now for today’s links.
How Najee Harris’ injury impacts the Chargers moving forward (Chargers.com)
Five things to know about the Chargers ahead of Week Four (Chargers.com)
Najee Harris was confirmed to have torn his achilles against the Broncos (Chargers Wire)
Fans are turning on Alohi Gilman after a rough outing against Denver (Bolt Beat)
Check out a new set of NFL power rankings after Week Three (Sports Illustrated)
Derrick Henry is dumbfounded by his third fumble in as many games (ESPN)
Letter grades for...
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The Chargers showed the NFL they’re ready for the moment by completing their entire divisional sweep of the AFC West with a 23-20 victory over the Broncos. Numerous players had situations where they rose the occasion, but no one did it better than quarterback Justin Herbert who willed his team to victory despite being abused all game long.
That gutsy performance has obviously earned him a spot on this week’s Winners column, but who else ended up joining him? Who made the Losers section despite the win?
Let’s go ahead and find out!
QB Justin Herbert
What a...
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The Chargers survived the pesky Broncos on Sunday afternoon to move to 3-0 in the season. In a game where the offense and special teams were in shambles for stretches, the defense stepped up and gave them a chance to win all the way until the end. Thankfully, the offense and special teams were “at their best when their best was needed” to quote head coach Jim Harbaugh, and it ended up being exactly that: what they needed to win 23-20 over a divisional foe.
That said, let’s go ahead and dive into the best and worst grades given to...
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Good morning, Chargers fans!
The Chargers are 3-0 and it’s time to celebrate! Continue the conversation from Sunday’s win in the comments below!
How are you feeling this Monday? What did you love the most from Sunday’s win? Let us know how you’re feeling below!
And now for today’s links.
Five takeaways from Justin Herbert’s performance against the Broncos (Chargers.com)
Here’s how the Chargers defense came up clutch against the Broncos in the fourth quarter (Chargers.com)
Jim Harbaugh provided injury updates after Sunday’s game (Chargers Wire)
Oronde Gadsden balled out in his first NFL game (Bolt Beat)...
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Los Angeles Chargers running back Najee Harris is in pain after suffering a non-contact Achilles injury in the second quarter against the Denver Broncos.
Harris was seen grabbing his left leg after the snap, which is never a good sign. The concern is that Harris tore his Achilles, which would likely signal the end of his season. He was helped off the field by trainers to the locker room and is being evaluated now.
In four seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Harris never missed a game, but now he has suffered an eye and Achilles injury with the Chargers and...
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The 2-0 Chargers are in SoFi Stadium for the first time this season as they host the 1-1 Denver Broncos in what will be Los Angeles’ third consecutive matchup against an AFC West foe to begin the season.
If the Chargers win, they’ll not only be 3-0 on the season but also in the division. That’s one heck of a way to start the season. However, the Broncos will be more than motivated to make sure they don’t start 0-1 in the division while also quieting some of the early hype for the Bolts.
As always, these AFC West matchup...
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Location: SoFi Stadium, Inglewood, Calif.
Broadcast: CBS, Paramount Plus
The Los Angeles Chargers are continuing their 2025 season against the AFC West rival Denver Broncos at home.
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The Los Angeles Chargers are getting ready to go for their Week 3 matchup at home against the AFC West rival Denver Broncos, but linebacker Daiyan Henley is still dealing with an illness that began before the team’s Week 2 Monday Night Football contest against the Las Vegas Raiders.
Luckily for the Chargers, Henley is active against the Broncos. However, the team is sitting defensive back Elijah Molden, tight end Will Dissly, cornerback Cam Hart, wide receiver KeAndre Lambert-Smith, linebacker Emany Johnson and defensive lineman Otito Ogbonnia.
Meanwhile, the Broncos are sitting tight end Evan Engram, linebacker Dre Greenlaw, running...
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Welcome to game day, everyone!
The Chargers are playing inside SoFi Stadium for the first time this year as they host the Denver Broncos for what will be the team’s third consecutive matchup against the AFC West. With a chance to go both 3-0 on the season, and in the division, you have to imagine the Chargers are as motivated as it gets.
However, the Broncos are coming off a one-point loss to the Colts and you have to think that has given them a massive chip on their shoulder which will now be geared towards earning their first division...
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Seven Chargers graced the injury report over the team’s first two days of practice and it looks like only four will actually carry a designation into Sunday’s game against the Broncos. Of course, that’s barring a late addition for the third consecutive week due to an illness.
Two players have already been ruled out entirely and they are tight end Will Dissly (knee) and safety Elijah Molden (hamstring). This will be the first game missed by Dissly and the second for Molden.
Lastly, linebacker Daiyan Henley was back to a non-participant on Friday and is tagged as questionable after logging...
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