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Quentin Johnston could be on the trade block as the Los Angeles Chargers embrace the tank. A first-round pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, the TCU product originally struggled under former head coach Brandon Staley. Appearing in 17 games as…

Bleacher Report analyst Gary Davenport suggests the Los Angeles Chargers could potentially trade wide receiver Quentin Johnston to the Kansas City Chiefs, as reported by David Latham. Johnston has struggled during the 2026 season amid a winless start for the Chargers, recording only eight catches for 165 yards across five games.
Davenport notes that an intradivision deal between the AFC West rivals remains exceedingly unlikely due to Johnston's future salary costs and rivalry dynamics. However, Latham explains that Kansas City could view Johnston as a deep-threat replacement for injured receiver Tyquan Thornton to bolster Patrick Mahomes' offense.
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