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Everyone in the world seems to know the Chargers should be sellers at the deadline (except Joe Hortiz).

Alexander Insdorf of Bolt Beat argues that the Los Angeles Chargers must become sellers at the NFL trade deadline following a 0-7 start. The Chargers scored only nine points in a loss to the Los Angeles Rams, leading the writer to conclude their postseason aspirations are finished despite general manager Joe Hortiz previously resisting sales.
Insdorf points to edge rusher Khalil Mack as the primary trade candidate, highlighting reported trade interest from the Chicago Bears. The article notes that expiring-contract players including cornerback Donte Jackson and running back Kimani Vidal could also attract deadline trade interest.
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