Chargers must address cornerback weakness before Week 1. Trading for L’Jarius Sneed strengthens defense, boosts playoff hopes, and maximizes Herbert’s prime.

Three weeks of preseason football (or four if you're a member of the Detroit Lions or Los Angeles Chargers) have kept teams busy for the last month. Franchises across the league have made roster moves to fill gaps and shore up positions affected by injuries.

Former Kansas City Chiefs defensive back Tyrann Mathieu will join the YouTube broadcast for Week 1 vs. the Los Angeles Chargers | @EdEastonJr

The Los Angeles Chargers added a former first round pick to their quarterback room, who shared his goal with the team.

That being said, Houston's offensive line is still viewed as a major area of weakness for the team heading into 2025, as evidenced by the fact that quarterback C.J. Stroud was sacked 52 times in 2024. That certainly played a significant role in his sophomore slump.

Chargers WR Quentin Johnston suffered a concussion after a brutal hit vs. Rams. Though moving and talking after, lingering symptoms threaten his early-season availability, a major setback for Los Angeles’ offense.

The Chargers have had some elite teams over their years in San Diego and Los Angeles, but have yet to win the ultimate prize.

Here we'll try to look at and discuss the last-minute trade that the Los Angeles Rams must make before Week 1 of 2025 NFL season.

Former Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer thinks the Los Angeles Chargers or the NFL should take it upon themselves to punish Jim Harbaugh.