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Murray, T. L. (2026, October 25). Chargers get a week off from losing — but not from being the NFL’s worst. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/25/sports/chargers-get-burned-on-bye-week-as-dolphins-leave-them-nfls-last-winless-team/
Murray, Thomas L. “Chargers get a week off from losing — but not from being the NFL’s worst.” New York Post, 25 Oct. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/10/25/sports/chargers-get-burned-on-bye-week-as-dolphins-leave-them-nfls-last-winless-team/.
Murray, Thomas L. “Chargers get a week off from losing — but not from being the NFL’s worst.” New York Post, October 25, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/10/25/sports/chargers-get-burned-on-bye-week-as-dolphins-leave-them-nfls-last-winless-team/.
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The Los Angeles Chargers remain the only winless team in the NFL after Week 7 of the 2026 season. Despite having a bye week to rest and regroup, their poor performance continues. They lost recent games they were favored to win against the Cardinals and Raiders, and have since added four more losses, including matches against strong teams like the Bills, Seahawks, Broncos, and Chiefs. The Chargers face another tough schedule ahead with upcoming games against the Rams, Texans, and Ravens.
In Mike McDaniel's West Coast-style offense, quarterback Justin Herbert has struggled to release the ball quickly and make decisive decisions, leading to the worst QBR (30.1) in the league and more interceptions (8) than touchdown passes (5). Their best chance for a win might be when they host the Miami Dolphins on November 11, mirroring how Miami secured its first victory against the New York Jets recently.
The Chargers' struggles underscore their steep challenge to turn things around this season.