HomeSports & Betting HubChargers’ struggles raise questions about Justin Herbert’s future, insider says

Chargers’ struggles raise questions about Justin Herbert’s future, insider says

SPORTS NEWS26 Oct 2026
2 min. read
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The Los Angeles Chargers haven’t won a single game since the start of the 2026 NFL regular season.

After losing to the Kansas City Chiefs most recently, Los Angeles is the only remaining franchise without a win in Week 7, with no game scheduled.

In an exclusive interview with Casino Guru News, Jason La Canfora, the award-winning NFL reporter and insider, spoke about the Chargers' disappointing season and discussed potential changes the team may consider to address its ongoing struggles.

While the insider and analyst suggested that the future of the Chargers’ long-term quarterback, Justin Herbert, may be in doubt, he also noted that other potential trades could be on the table.

"And Justin Herbert might not be the guy for the Chargers anymore. He’s having a miserable season. They’re having a miserable season," La Canfora said.

However, according to the insider and analyst, the first major movement may involve pass rushers and not quarterbacks.

"And I think the first market we’re going to see move is probably pass rusher," he explained.

Last but not least, La Canfora pointed out: "There are a number of players who are available, or quasi-available, soft available at the right price, and someone’s going to make a move here soon."


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26 Oct 2026
2 min. read
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