Chargers need to take a long look in the mirror before moving on from Donte Jackson

Bolt Beat argues that the Los Angeles Chargers must carefully assess their cornerback depth before deciding to trade or move on from veteran Donte Jackson. With the team starting 0-5 and potentially becoming sellers at the trade deadline, Jackson represents a prime candidate to be dealt as he plays out the final year of his two-year, $13 million contract.

The writer notes that while defensive coordinator Chris O'Leary has maintained a top-10 pass defense, the secondary lacks established depth beyond Jackson, Tarheeb Still, and Cam Hart. The column contends that general manager Joe Hortiz must be prepared to invest significant draft or financial capital into the position before letting Jackson depart.