Los Angeles Chargers football news: LA Daily News

04 November 2025

• Chargers review: Trouble ahead with tackle Joe Alt out for the season
  “Just dig deep” was Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh’s solution to what could be a serious roadblock to success. “Keep digging deep.”
• Chargers’ Daiyan Henley plays Sunday after learning of brother’s death
  Henley’s older brother, Jabari, was shot and killed outside a smoke shop in South Los Angeles on Halloween night.
• Chargers rally to beat Titans, but lose left tackle Joe Alt to ankle injury
  He was accidentally hit from behind by Titans defensive end Sebastian Joseph-Day during an incomplete pass play.
• Chargers can’t afford a letdown against struggling Titans
  The Chargers can't afford a setback like when they seemed unprepared for what hit them during a Week 4 loss to the Giants and rookie QB Jaxson Dart.
• Chargers at Tennessee Titans: Who has the edge?
  What’s at stake, who’s better, key matchup, TV info, fantasy sleeper and a final score prediction for Sunday's game in Nashville.
• Chargers rule out DBs Tarheeb Still, Tony Jefferson for Sunday’s game
  Running back Hassan Haskins also won’t play against the Tennessee Titans because of a hamstring injury. Kamani Vidal and Jaret Patterson are the only healthy RBs available.
• Chargers’ Oronde Gadsden, Kimani Vidal make most of opportunities
  Gadsden, a rookie tight end, is their fourth-leading receiver and Vidal, a second-year running back, is their second-leading rusher going into Sunday’s game against the Titans.
• Chargers regain defensive identity with healthier Khalil Mack on the field
  “I can’t give you a percentage on where I’m at, but I feel good,” Mack says of his return from an injured elbow. “I feel close to myself, just being able to do what I normally do.”
• Chargers’ offensive line still not 100% healthy after long weekend break
  “We’ll go through a week of practice and we’ll get to the game (Sunday against the Titans) and the best, the healthiest five will start,” Coach Jim Harbaugh says.
• 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.