The Los Angeles Chargers lose to the Los Angeles Rams 24-9 on Sunday, dropping to 0-7 on the season. Justin Herbert throws two interceptions, raising his league‑leading total to 10, though he posts 257 yards on 24 of 32 passes. Ladd McConkey leads the Chargers with 86 receiving yards. Early field goals give the Chargers a brief 9-3 lead, but Kyren Williams and Blake Corum’s rushing touchdowns swing momentum to the Rams, who improve to 4-4. The loss leaves the Chargers out of playoff contention with games remaining against the 49ers, Chiefs, Broncos and Patriots.
The misery continues for Jim Harbaugh and the Los Angeles Chargers.
The Rams’ 17‑9 win over the Chargers highlighted rookie running back Blake Corum as a game‑changing force. Corum’s five carries (5, 6, 13, 8, and a 23‑yard TD) sparked the third‑quarter surge, giving Los Angeles its best explosive‑run rate since 2025. Coach Sean McVay leaned toward the run, with 27 rushing attempts versus 25 passes, earning the Rams a 2‑0 record when they favor the ground game. The piece also notes undrafted edge rusher Wesley Bailey’s impact and the defense’s second‑half shutout trend.
The Los Angeles Rams cruised past the Los Angeles Chargers 24–9 in Week 8 on November 1, 2026.
The Los Angeles Chargers are now officially 0-7—and very little looked different after a much needed bye week.
The Los Angeles Rams pull even at 4‑4 after a 24‑9 win over the Chargers in Week 8, highlighted by five decisive plays. Matthew Stafford launches a 40‑yard strike to Tutu Atwell early, sparking the offense. A near‑miss Hail‑Mary by Justin Herbert falls half‑yard short before halftime, keeping the score 10‑9. Blake Corum caps the third‑quarter drive with a 23‑yard rushing TD, extending the lead. Cornerback Trent McDuffie intercepts Herbert, setting up a Puka Nacua touchdown. Finally, a fourth‑down stop on replay seals the victory.
The Los Angeles Rams defeat the Chargers 24-9 in Week 8, moving to a 4-4 record and staying in the NFC playoff hunt. After trailing 10-9 at halftime, the Rams lean on a strong defensive showing—forcing two turnovers—and a revitalized ground game, with Kyren Williams and Blake Corum each scoring and combining for over 100 rushing yards. Despite early offensive stalls, a late interception by Matthew Stafford and special‑teams miscues couldn't stop the win. Injuries to Trent McDuffie and Jaylen Watson are noted, while newcomers Emmanuel Forbes and Josh Wallasce step up.
The Los Angeles Rams evened to 4‑4 with a 24‑9 victory over the winless Chargers in Week 8. Defensive star Trent McDuffie snagged his second interception, while the unit forced two turnovers and held L.A. to field goals. The Rams leaned on the run, with Kyren Williams and Blake Corum each scoring and combining for over 100 yards. Matthew Stafford threw for just 150 yards, one TD to Puka Nacua and an early pick. Injuries to CBs McDuffie (questionable) and Jaylen Watson (out) were noted, but the win keeps the Rams in the NFC playoff race.
The Los Angeles Rams lose key secondary pieces after Sunday’s 31-24 win over the Chargers, with cornerback Jaylen Watson exiting on a shoulder injury and Trent McDuffie listed questionable due to a back issue. McDuffie still managed a 22‑yard interception and nine tackles before heading to the sideline, helping set up a Puka Nacua touchdown. The injuries come as the Rams sit 4‑4 and face a tough stretch against the Packers, Chiefs and 49ers, making a healthy secondary crucial for their playoff push.
Bleeding Green Nation breaks down the NFL Week 8 late-afternoon matchups on Sunday, Nov. 1. The primary game is the Kansas City Chiefs (5‑1) at Denver Broncos (5‑2) airing on CBS at 4:25 p.m. ET, with Jim Nantz, J.J. Watt and Tracy Wolfson calling. Also featured are the Chargers (0‑6) at Rams (3‑4) on FOX at 4:05 p.m. ET and the Patriots (4‑3) at Dolphins (1‑5) on FOX at 4:25 p.m. ET. Stream via FuboTV, Paramount+, or FOX One, and check 506sports for local broadcast info. The post invites discussion and promises a separate Eagles Sunday Night Football thread.
The Los Angeles Chargers are trying to claw back from an 0-6 start as they head into the final nine weeks of the season. Coach Mike McDaniel remains the play‑caller, and no coaching staff changes are planned. The return of left tackle Joe Alt sparks some optimism, though the team struggled even when he and Rashawn Slater were healthy. Coach Jim Harbaugh is seen warming up QBs before the upcoming matchup, but the blog warns fans to temper expectations while hoping for behind‑the‑scenes adjustments.
In Week 8, the Los Angeles Chargers face the Rams with a stagnant offense after six games of three‑and‑outs and a crushing loss to the Chiefs. Coach Mike McDaniel makes no roster changes during the bye, instead banking on the return of tackle Joe Alt to spark a turnaround. The recap details a sloppy opening quarter—Davis fumbles the kickoff, Herbert throws an interception to Rams safety Quentin Lake, and the Chargers settle for a Cameron Dicker field goal after a brief 56‑yard drive. Fans watch to see if the Bolts finally click before the game ends.
The Chargers fall 24-9 to the Rams at SoFi Stadium, extending their winless streak to seven games. After a strong first half—doubling the Rams in time of possession and leading 9-3—Los Angeles surrenders the lead when Matthew Stafford connects with Tutu Atwell and Kyren Williams scores. Justin Herbert throws two interceptions, raising his total to 10 in seven games, and the offense scores no points after the two‑minute warning. Despite retaining offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel, the league‑worst Chargers offense remains stagnant.
The Los Angeles Rams host the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 8, a rare intra‑city showdown. Both clubs stumble early— the Chargers sit winless while the Rams sit at 3‑4 after a recent win over the Raiders. Quarterback Justin Herbert returns from a bye hoping to spark the Chargers, and Sean McVay needs a victory to keep the Rams at .500 and relevant. The preview offers a watch guide and highlights the high stakes for both teams despite their sluggish starts.
The Los Angeles Rams rule veteran tight end Colby Parkinson inactive for their Week 8 clash with the Los Angeles Chargers after he was listed as questionable following a grueling Week 7 game against the Las Vegas Raiders that left him with rib injuries. Parkinson’s loss hurts the Rams’ blocking depth and passing options, forcing remaining tight ends, including #5 Max Klare, to shoulder more snaps. Meanwhile, Nate Landman and Trent McDuffie return, and the defense edges toward full strength as the team awaits news on Myles Garrett.
The Chargers take on the Rams Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026, at 4:05 PM ET on FOX, with a free Fubo live stream option. Both SoFi Stadium‑sharing clubs battle for Los Angeles bragging rights and a playoff push. Justin Herbert aims to spark the Chargers’ offense while protecting against Rams pressure, and the Rams count on Matthew Stafford’s veteran poise and Puka Nacua’s big‑play receiving. Viewers can watch the NFC‑AFC crossover on TV or stream via Fubo, which also carries all major NFL networks for the season.
Tyler Bass shatters the Buffalo Bills’ franchise field‑goal streak record with a 56‑yard make against the Baltimore Ravens on Oct. 18, 2026, marking his 19th consecutive successful attempt and surpassing Rian Lindell’s 18‑kick run from 2007. The streak, which began in 2024 after Bass missed the entire 2025 season due to injury, includes a perfect 13‑for‑13 season to date and a six‑game stretch of kicks over 50 yards, tying Stephen Hauschka’s record. Bass also delivered clutch kicks in recent wins over the Raiders (33‑30) and Rams (37‑34).
The Los Angeles Chargers announce their Week 8 inactives ahead of the Thursday night clash with the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium. Cornerbacks Rodney Shelley and Donte Jackson (both hamstring), Deane Leonard (concussion), guard Kayode Awosika (fibula), wide receivers Brenen Thompson (quad/hamstring) and Theo Wease (healthy scratch) are out, and Derwin James has been moved to IR, costing the team at least four games. Kaiir Elam is promoted from the practice squad. The Rams list QB Ty Simpson, LS Joe Cardona, OL Bill Murray, OL Keagen Trost, TE Colby Parkinson and OLB Desjuan Johnson as inactive, while star corner Trent McDuffie returns from a groin injury. Kickoff is 1:05 p.m. PT on FOX.
The Los Angeles Rams host winless rivals the Los Angeles Chargers Sunday, Nov. 1, at 4:05 PM ET on FOX. The Rams, 3‑4 after a 35‑21 win over the Raiders, rely on Matthew Stafford’s league‑leading 1,989 passing yards, Puka Nacua’s 15‑game streak of five‑catch games, and Kyren Williams’ 492 rushing yards and five TDs. The Chargers, 0‑6, struggle to score, averaging just 15 points per game, but return key players like Ladd McConkey and Tre’ Harris after their bye. With Chargers safety Derwin James out, both teams need a win. Stream the game free on Fubo.
The Los Angeles Rams (3‑4) are fighting to stay in the NFC playoff race and can’t afford a ‘Battle for LA’ trap against the winless Chargers (0‑6). With Myles Garrett, Terrance Ferguson and Kobie Turner poised to return, the Rams need three straight wins to keep a wildcard hope. Meanwhile, the Chargers hope a post‑bye boost—historically a .528 winning rate—helps Coach Jim Harbaugh’s struggling squad find its talent. Both teams face a tight schedule ahead, making this matchup a pivotal test for their seasons.
With the 49ers on a bye in Week 8, the thread guides fans on which games to watch for indirect help. A Vikings‑Lions showdown at 10 a.m. PT and a Chargers‑Rams matchup at 1:05 p.m. PT are highlighted—Vikings losing would aid the 49ers’ tiebreaker in their Week 11 Mexico City clash, while a Chargers win could push the Rams farther behind the 49ers. The post notes the Packers’ Thursday win over the Panthers and previews a Bears‑Seahawks game tomorrow, encouraging fans to join the Niners Nation discussion on the SB Nation app.
Week 8 Sunday afternoon kickoff features a slate of matchups across CBS and FOX, highlighted by the Ravens‑Bills, Browns‑Steelers, Colts‑Jaguars, and Titans‑Bengals at 1 p.m. ET, followed by Chiefs‑Broncos and Patriots‑Dolphins at 4:25 p.m. ET on CBS. On FOX, the Vikings take on the Lions, Cardinals clash with the Cowboys, Raiders face the Jets, Falcons meet the Buccaneers, and the Chargers play the Rams at 4:05 p.m. ET. The night caps with the Commanders hosting the Eagles at 8:20 p.m. ET in Northwest Stadium.
Wide receiver Jauan Jennings refuses a potential trade back to the San Francisco 49ers, turning down a deal with the Minnesota Vikings that required a FaceTime call with coach Kyle Shanahan and GM John Lynch. Despite posting only four catches for 43 yards this season, Jennings chose to stay in Minnesota, citing a preference for the Vikings over the 49ers, where he logged nearly 1,000 yards in 2024 and nine touchdowns in 2025. The move leaves the 49ers scrambling and sparks speculation about interest from teams like the Los Angeles Rams.
Field Gulls previews NFL Week 8 Sunday games for Seattle Seahawks fans, noting a quiet morning without an international matchup. The 10 am PT slate features Ravens @ Bills, Browns @ Steelers, and Vikings @ Lions. At 1:25 pm PT, the Chiefs‑Broncos AFC West rematch follows a tough opening‑night loss to Kenneth Walker. Seahawks supporters are urged to watch the Chargers‑Rams clash, with the Rams favored but the Chargers seeking a first win after a bye. Sunday Night Football pits the Eagles against the Commanders.
Buffalo Bills wide receiver D.J. Moore is set to return after missing two games with a shoulder injury, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Moore, 29, hurt his shoulder in Week 2 against Detroit and aggravated it against New England, sitting out the Rams and Raiders wins. He has recorded 12 catches for 178 yards and a touchdown on 20 targets this season. The Bills expect him to suit up for the upcoming AFC showdown with the Baltimore Ravens, with the final inactive list due at 11:30 a.m. EDT.