Despite injuries at wide receiver and cornerback, the Chargers decline to make any moves before the NFL's trade deadline passes.

Cap space, though, becomes a boon for the Chargers next offseason, where they are projected to have roughly $76 million —despite Justin Herbert’s cap hit ballooning to $37 million and before making a decision on the out built into Joey Bosa’s contract that is otherwise a $36 million cap hit.

After taking a two-game skid heading into the bye, the Los Angeles Chargers have been playing very well in the month of October. They beat down on the Denver Broncos in Week 6, took a close loss to a

Sitting in the final wild card spot in the AFC entering Week 9, the Los Angeles Chargers might be looking to add to their roster before the NFL

A fresh haircut isn't the only thing that had coach Jim Harbaugh feeling good on Monday. His Los Angeles Chargers are 5-3 at the midway point of the season and in possession of the AFC's sixth seed after Sunday's 27-10 victory over the Cleveland Browns.

In an appearance on the "The Herd" with Colin Cowherd, Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Jim Harbaugh said that the team does need help at any position

It does smack of coachspeak, especially when Harbaugh hit the interview with a "all competitors are welcome” slogan to sort of hedge his bets in case the team does make a trade.