The Los Angeles Chargers are 0–8, and encouragement needs evidence. On this episode of the Chargers Roundtable, Halk delivers an honest look at the loss to Houston, Justin Herbert's protection and the questions facing Jim Harbaugh and Mike McDaniel.

The Los Angeles Chargers are searching for answers, but there are still reasons for fans to stay invested. On this episode of the Chargers Roundtable, Halk brings humor, honest analysis and optimism to a frustrating season, exploring what can improve and which bright spots deserve more attention.

The Los Angeles Chargers need answers, and their fans deserve a little entertainment while searching for them. In this episode of Chargers Roundtable, Halk combines honest football analysis with humor, interactive games and a look at what meaningful progress should look like against the Los Angeles Rams.

The Los Angeles Chargers enter their bye week at 0–6, and Halk is breaking down the questions fans deserve to have answered. Following another frustrating loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, this episode examines what must change before the Chargers return against the Los Angeles Rams on November 1.

Usually when the Chargers play poorly, fans can count on Justin Herbert to help lead the team to a chance of victory. However, thus far, Herbert has been closer to the problem than the solution. The struggles for the Chargers are not all on him, but Herbert needs to snap out of this uncharacteristic funk and remind fans why he was touted as one of the top quarterback in the entire league. 

Herbert needs to focus more on what he is seeing on the field instead of where he thinks his receivers should be. Mike McDaniel may be used to having his quarterbacks anticipate throws, but with the lack of receivers on this team, that appears impossible to do. 

Los Angelese Chargers signed Jake Browning to a one-year deal barely eclipsing the veteran minimum giving the team a bit of relief in the QB room. 

The Los Angeles Chargers are 0-5, and the frustration has officially reached another level.

Los Angeles Chargers tackle Rashawn Slater was placed on injured reserve after having ankle surgery on Friday. 

Tell me if you have heard this story before: the Chargers’ franchise quarterback Justin Herbert will be forced to play behind a subpar offensive line. 

With both of his star tackles Joe Alt and Rashawn Slater out on Sunday, Herbert will likely be forced to play behind an offensive line featuring four rookies and Cole Strange. To make things harder, Strange may be the most disastrous of the group. 

Here are the recent roster moves that the Los Angeles Chargers made heading into Week 5 of the NFL season.