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Jim Harbaugh to address offense during bye week after Chargers' 0-6 start

The Los Angeles Chargers have plunged to a 0-6 start in the 2026 NFL season, their worst opening stretch since 2003, after a dismal 22-6 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. The offense, led by quarterback Justin Herbert, has been completely ineffective, failing to score a touchdown for the first time this season while struggling to sustain momentum.

The team’s collapse extended to a late-game defeat to the Denver Broncos, where they surrendered a 17-10 lead to fall 23-17, deepening concerns about both the offensive system and Herbert’s performance. With the franchise’s trade deadline approaching on November 10, reports suggest the Chargers are resisting trade offers despite their dire situation, choosing instead to focus on internal adjustments during their upcoming bye week.

Head coach Jim Harbaugh now faces mounting pressure to revamp the offense, as critics have intensified calls for a change in quarterback or even his own job security. The team’s struggles have sparked widespread debate, with analysts questioning whether Herbert’s struggles stem from coaching decisions or deeper systemic issues within the organization.

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