Los Angeles Chargers football news: LA Daily News

29 September 2023

• Chargers’ J.C. Jackson ‘still confused’ why he was inactive Sunday
  The beleaguered cornerback says being sidelined against the Vikings on Sunday “was no surprise,” but also adds: “I don’t know what’s going on.”
• Chargers’ Austin Ekeler feels emotional rollercoaster of being a fan
  Nursing his sprained ankle at home on Sunday, the star running back felt all the ups and downs and twists and turns of the Chargers’ see-saw victory over the Vikings.
• Chargers WR Mike Williams suffers season-ending knee injury
  Williams was hurt after making a catch and run for an 11-yard gain, falling to the turf after making an awkward move and then getting tackled in a jarring collision with the Vikings’ Harrison Phillips late in the third quarter.
• Chargers lose gamble, but still hold off Vikings for 1st victory of season
  Staley went for it on fourth down, deep in Chargers territory, and didn't make it, but his defense got a stop in the final seconds for a 28-24 win.
• J.C. Jackson surprise addition to Chargers’ inactive list vs. Vikings
  Coach Brandon Staley makes it clear it was “a coach’s decision” to sideline the All-Pro cornerback.
• Chargers live updates at Minnesota Vikings
  Follow along for updates before, during and after the game for the latest news on Chargers football.
• Chargers, looking to avoid 0-3 start, seek complete game against Vikings
  The Chargers' defense ranks among the worst in the league and the offense hasn't capitalized on opportunities going into a road game vs. also winless Minnesota.
• Chargers at Minnesota Vikings: Who has the edge?
  Notable injury designations, what’s at stake, matchup to watch, fantasy sleeper and a prediction for Sunday's game in a matchup of 0-2 teams.
• Winless Chargers will be hurting against the Vikings
  Linebacker Eric Kendricks and running back Austin Ekeler are ruled out because of injuries as their teammates try to avoid a 0-3 start to the season.
• Chargers’ next challenge? Vikings star Justin Jefferson
  The 0-2 Chargers say they’re prepared to defend the wide receiver, who Coach Brandon Staley calls “one of the fantastic players in the league.”