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Veteran edge rusher Khalil Mack is the most popular name being floated as a trade candidate ahead of this year’s deadline. In a recent article from CBS Sports, there were three other Chargers named who could be on the move…

Four Los Angeles Chargers players have been highlighted as potential trade candidates ahead of the upcoming NFL trade deadline, according to an analysis cited from CBS Sports. Edge rusher Khalil Mack leads the list of potential departures alongside cornerback Donte Jackson, wide receiver Quentin Johnston, and tight end David Njoku.
Michael Peterson notes that Jackson is playing on an expiring contract, while Johnston has struggled to fit into the offensive scheme. Peterson also highlights that Njoku has been a bright spot on offense, and Jackson could command significant value after securing nine interceptions across 2024 and 2025.
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