Following a disappointing 17-15 loss to the Arizona Cardinals, the Los Angeles Chargers' offense has come under scrutiny, particularly their struggles in the red zone. Quarterback Justin Herbert emphasized the need for improvement in finishing drives, while wide receivers held a locker room discussion to address their inconsistencies. Despite Herbert's strong passing performance, the team failed to score an offensive touchdown, marking a concerning trend for the Chargers this season.

The Los Angeles Chargers have shown promise early in the season, but their recent loss to the Kansas City Chiefs has raised questions about their ability to close out games. Despite a strong start and a new offensive strategy under coach Jim Harbaugh, the Chargers find themselves at 2-2, echoing past struggles with injuries and late-game execution. Key players were missing during the Chiefs game, and the team failed to capitalize on crucial opportunities, leading to another one-score loss. The Chargers are looking to improve their performance as they head into the bye week.

The Los Angeles Chargers face significant challenges as they prepare for their upcoming game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Key players including Joey Bosa and Rashawn Slater have been ruled out due to injuries, while quarterback Justin Herbert's status remains uncertain as he deals with an ankle sprain. The Chargers are also missing star safety Derwin James Jr. due to suspension. Despite these setbacks, coach Jim Harbaugh expresses confidence in his team's ability to rise to the occasion.

Joshua Palmer has recovered from elbow and calf injuries and was a full participant in practice, indicating he is likely to play in Week 4 against the Chiefs. His performance may be impacted by the uncertainty surrounding the Chargers' quarterback situation, as Justin Herbert is dealing with an ankle injury. Palmer previously faced a brief suspension scare after being ejected in Week 1 but is expected to play moving forward.

Joshua Palmer, wide receiver for the Los Angeles Chargers, will not play in Week 3 due to elbow and calf injuries. Despite being listed as questionable, he failed to practice throughout the week, leading to his first missed game of the season. His absence may lead to a more run-heavy offense for the Chargers, especially with quarterback Justin Herbert dealing with a high-ankle sprain.

Joshua Palmer is set to play in Week 2 against the Panthers after being listed as active despite some injury concerns. After a limited practice week, Palmer's availability is confirmed, and he is expected to contribute alongside his fellow wide receivers. He had a modest performance in Week 1 before being ejected late in the game.

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Joshua Palmer is expected to play in the upcoming game against the Carolina Panthers despite dealing with a knee injury. After limited practice sessions earlier in the week, Palmer's absence from Friday's practice was deemed precautionary. Additionally, Palmer will not face suspension following his ejection in the previous game against the Raiders.

The NFL has fined five players following a fight that broke out during the Chargers' 22-10 victory over the Raiders. Chargers wide receiver Joshua Palmer and Raiders cornerback Jack Jones were both ejected from the game, with Palmer receiving an $11,255 fine and Jones fined $5,472. The altercation began after a crucial two-point conversion attempt was stopped late in the game, leading to multiple players getting involved. Other fined players included Raiders defensive tackle Christian Wilkins, linebacker Maxx Crosby, and safety Marcus Epps.

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Joshua Palmer is dealing with a knee injury that has left him questionable for the upcoming game against the Carolina Panthers. After limited participation in practice earlier in the week, Palmer was downgraded to did not practice on Friday, raising concerns about his availability. The Chargers may have to rely on other receivers if Palmer is unable to play.

In his first game back in the NFL, head coach Jim Harbaugh led the Los Angeles Chargers to a 22-10 victory over the Oakland Raiders. The Chargers showcased a strong defensive performance and a remarkable rushing attack, highlighted by J.K. Dobbins' impressive debut. Harbaugh's return marks a cultural shift for the team, aiming for a more physical style of play. The game featured a fourth-quarter surge where the Chargers outscored the Raiders 15-3, solidifying Harbaugh's successful comeback.

In a heated matchup between the Chargers and Raiders, both Joshua Palmer and Jack Jones were ejected following a fight in the fourth quarter of the Chargers' 22-12 victory. The altercation stemmed from a two-point conversion attempt, leading to multiple players getting involved. Palmer expressed surprise at his ejection, stating he was only defending himself, while Raiders coach Antonio Pierce condemned the incident as undisciplined.

In a heated matchup against the Raiders, Chargers wide receiver Joshua Palmer was ejected following a brawl with Raiders cornerback Jack Jones. Up until his ejection, Palmer struggled to make an impact, catching only two of his four targets for a mere 15 yards, including a dropped potential touchdown. His performance was overshadowed by fellow receivers Quentin Johnston and Ladd McConkey, who received more targets during the game.

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert has confirmed that his foot injury, which kept him in a walking boot during training camp, has fully healed. He expressed confidence in his recovery and is focused on building chemistry with his new receiving corps, which has faced challenges due to injuries and inexperience. Herbert emphasized the importance of adapting quickly to the new players as the team prepares for the upcoming season.

In the latest Chargers camp update, second-year wide receiver Quentin Johnston has been placed on the second team during starter vs. starter drills. The first-team wide receivers include Ladd McConkey, D.J. Chark, and Joshua Palmer, indicating a shift in the team's receiving hierarchy as they prepare for the upcoming season.

Keenan Allen, wide receiver for the Los Angeles Chargers, missed practice on Wednesday due to a heel injury. His status for Sunday's game against the Broncos is uncertain. With Joshua Palmer also out due to a concussion, the Chargers' top healthy options at wide receiver are Quentin Johnston, Alex Erickson, and Jalen Guyton.

Joshua Palmer had five receptions on eight targets for 47 yards in the Chargers' 24-22 loss to the Bills. He continues to serve as the Chargers' No. 1 wideout in the absence of Keenan Allen.

Keenan Allen, wide receiver for the Los Angeles Chargers, has been ruled out for Saturday night's game against the Bills due to a heel injury. This will be his second consecutive game missed. Joshua Palmer and Quentin Johnston are expected to lead the Chargers' wide receiver corps in Week 16, with Jalen Guyton and Alex Erickson also in the mix. Allen's next opportunity to return to action will be on December 31 against the Broncos.

Joshua Palmer brought in all four targets for 113 yards and a touchdown in the Chargers' 63-21 loss to the Raiders. Palmer provided the highlight of the game for the Chargers with a 79-yard touchdown grab in the third quarter. He was serving as the top receiver with Keenan Allen sidelined due to injury.

Keenan Allen, wide receiver for the Los Angeles Chargers, has been ruled out for the game against the Las Vegas Raiders due to a heel injury. This comes at a difficult time for the Chargers, as they will have backup quarterback Easton Stick making his first NFL start. Allen is having a standout season, leading the NFL in receptions and ranking fourth in yards.

The Los Angeles Chargers have reinstated wide receiver Joshua Palmer from injured reserve. Palmer had missed the last six games due to a knee injury. He is expected to return to the lineup for Thursday's game against the Raiders. However, with quarterback Justin Herbert out for the season, Palmer will now be catching passes from Easton Stick, who will be making his first career start.

Chargers QB Justin Herbert will miss the rest of the season after fracturing the index finger in his right hand. Fifth-year QB Easton Stick will take over as the starting quarterback.

The Chargers are designating WR Joshua Palmer to return from IR, opening his 21-day practice window. It is uncertain if Palmer will be ready to play in Week 14, so it is advised to wait for confirmation from Chargers coaches. If he does return, he is expected to be the No. 2 wideout in the offense.

The Los Angeles Chargers have placed wide receiver Joshua Palmer on injured reserve. Palmer will miss at least the next four games with a knee injury. The Chargers will get additional receiver help as the team has activated Jalen Guyton ahead of Monday night's game against the New York Jets.

The Los Angeles Chargers have placed wide receiver Joshua Palmer on injured reserve due to a knee injury. He will miss at least three additional games beyond the one he was already ruled out for. Rookie Quentin Johnston is expected to benefit from Palmer's absence.

The Los Angeles Chargers have ruled out wide receiver Joshua Palmer for Monday's game against the New York Jets due to a knee injury. Since wide receiver Mike Williams tore his ACL in Week 3, the Chargers have leaned heavily on Palmer as the second option behind Keenan Allen. With Palmer out, the Chargers will rely on rookie first-round pick Quentin Johnston, who had career highs in receptions and yards last week. Wide receiver Jalen Guyton may also provide help at the position.