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Sports · Football (NFL) · published 2026-10-11 · via ProFootballRumors

Chargers Reportedly Open To Trading Quentin Johnston

The Chargers may explore a trade involving wide receiver Quentin Johnston before the Nov. 10 deadline. Los Angeles exercised his fifth-year option in the offseason, but the team's 0-4 start has reportedly changed its outlook. Multiple sources told Fox Sports that Johnston could be made available.

Expanded Detail

The Chargers are reportedly willing to listen to offers for wide receiver Quentin Johnston, with a possible trade before the Nov. 10 deadline. Los Angeles had previously shown long-term interest in him by exercising his fifth-year option during the offseason.

That commitment may now be reconsidered after the team opened the season with four straight losses. According to multiple Fox Sports sources, Johnston could become available. The report only indicates possible discussions.

Context

If Los Angeles moves Johnston, the effects could reach beyond the locker room. Fans, media and fantasy players may reassess the team’s direction and his role, while the receiver could face a new system and expectations. Teammates and coaches may adjust targets and plans. The report may also add to broader deadline conversation about how NFL clubs weigh young players against early-season results. These are possible outcomes, not certainties, and depend on whether any trade actually occurs.

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