Justin Herbert was adamant throughout training camp that the Los Angeles Chargers offense would be a work in progress early in the season.

It is officially November, and the Los Angeles Chargers are nearing the midpoint of Jim Harbaugh’s first season. They are 4-3 through eight weeks. There have been positives, such as the resurgent defense.

Herbert is 22 of 36 on downfield passes since the Chargers’ Week 5 bye. That is quite a change from the first four games when he was 8 of 24.

Saints head coach Dennis Allen takes serious issue with accusation that Chargers QB Justin Herbert was on the wrong end of a dirty hit.

Dennis Allen has denied any wrongdoing by his players. In Monday's media availability, the New Orleans Saints head coach said he doesn't agree with the viral opinion that Nathan Shepherd's late takedown of Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert was dirty.

After a slow start to the game for the offense, quarterback Justin Herbert took matters into his own hands. Late in the first quarter, Herbert took off for a 38-yard run, the longest of his five-year NFL career.

Following the New Orleans Saints' 26-8 loss against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, Saints' head coach Dennis Allen said Monday that defensive

Chargers center Bradley Bozeman called out Saints defensive tackle Nathan Shepherd on Sunday for “one of the dirtier plays” he’s seen in Los Angeles’ 26-8 win, which resulted in Bozeman being flagged for unnecessary roughness while defending his franchise quarterback,

For the first time in three weeks, the Los Angeles Chargers offense will be back to full strength with Quentin Johnston’s ankle injury now in the past. The second-year player has not taken the field since the team’s Week 6 game against the Denver Broncos.