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Teams are going to keep calling the Los Angeles Chargers ahead of the deadline—but these three players should be off the table, even if they reverse course.

Bolt Beat's G.C. Bellchamber argues that the Los Angeles Chargers should refuse to trade three key players ahead of the November 10 deadline, despite interest from around the league. While general manager Joe Hortiz has reportedly signaled that the winless Chargers are not interested in selling, other teams may still target prominent roster pieces.
The writer specifically names outside linebacker Tuli Tuipulotu, wide receiver Ladd McConkey, and safety Derwin James Jr. as players who must remain off the table. Bellchamber contends that keeping this core intact is critical for Los Angeles to rebuild competitiveness in 2027.
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