The priority now for the Los Angeles Chargers should be protecting Justin Herbert at all costs. Injuries to the offensive line have derailed that idea, but the Bolts have the opportunity to turn that around with the NFL trade deadline coming up.

The model, which simulates every NFL game 10,000 times, is up well over $7,000 for $100 players on top-rated NFL picks since its inception. The model enters Week 9 on a sizzling 45-28 run on top-rated picks dating back to 2024. Anybody following its NFL betting picks at sportsbooks and on betting sites could have seen strong returns.

Gadsden, a rookie tight end, is their fourth-leading receiver and Vidal, a second-year running back, is their second-leading rusher going into Sunday’s game against the Titans.

The Tennessee Titans battle the Los Angeles Chargers on Nov. 2. As the trade deadline approaches, do the Titans have the firepower to slow down Justin Herbert?

RELATED: Chargers tabbed as NFL trade deadline fit for underrated Panthers breakout candidate By now, most onlookers understand that Hall joining the Chargers would be a win for Herbert’s offense. Najee Harris is out for the year and first-round rookie Omarion Hampton remains on injured reserve for now.

The Chargers may have their healthiest offensive line since Week Three is starting right guard Mekhi Becton can play after being listed as questionable on the team’s final injury report of Week Nine.

Are Jeffery Simmons and Calvin Ridley available for Tennessee Titans vs Los Angeles Chargers? Coach Mike McCoy gives final update.

The Chargers drafted KeAndre Lambert-Smith in the fifth round, garnering hype in the off-season. Eight weeks into the NFL season, has that hype translated?