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Chargers Sticking With Mike McDaniel As Play-Caller

By Sam Robinson | at October 28, 2026 3:27 pm Entering their bye week at 0-6, the Chargers checked in as probably the NFL’s most disappointing team considering preseason expectations. They are now staring at a lost season, with seller rumors persisting ahead of the trade deadline. While the Chargers are shooting those down for now, teams are unlikely to stop reaching out on trade candidates based on the AFC West club’s winless start. Jim Harbaugh said changes on offense would be considered, but the third-year Bolts HC is sticking with the play-caller he hired this offseason. Mike McDaniel will call plays for the team in Week 8, Harbaugh said Wednesday (via The Athletic’s Noah Furtado). A bailout on this plan after six weeks would be deemed quick, but given what has transpired, such a move would have been understandable. Justin Herbert has gone from a Pro Bowl-level quarterback to one…

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Navy faces ‘years-long’ maintenance crunch amid record-breaking, extended deployments

Extended deployments in the Middle East could compound existing maintenance delays, with Navy leaders warning that returning ships will strain shipyard capacity and force trade-offs between repairs and modernization. WASHINGTON — The US Navy expects it will take years for its fleet to recover from recent drawn out deployments, with leaders bracing for a surge in maintenance work that could strain shipyard capacity and force trade-offs between repairs and modernization. “You’re talking hundreds of availabilities and millions of dollars. Hundreds of millions of dollars have to be applied to that problem as we start retrograding these destroyers back into their maintenance period,” Caudle said at the United States Navy Memorial. “But this is a years-long recovery. There is no workaround on that.” “The industrial base will not be able to swallow that pill, and so we’ll have to sequence…

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Steve Hilton’s Hilarious Ad on Bringing California ‘Refugees’ Home

California Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton is playing off the constant propaganda from leftists in his state about foreign refugees to urge Californians to vote for him, revitalize the state, and bring home citizen “refugees” who fled to red states. The new AI ad is half-joking, half-serious, and entirely brilliant. It begins with Hilton introducing himself and asking in a mock-sad fashion, “Did you know that there's a California refugee crisis plaguing our country? Right now, there are Angelenos like Juan Carlos living in Idaho. He hasn't had a good burrito in five years.” As Hilton continues, AI images of people depicted in inhospitable settings play across the screen. “And what about Brittney in landlocked Nashville? She hasn't felt a cool ocean breeze since she can't remember when. What about John, your old running partner in Sausalito? Now, he's running from…

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Eyes turn to US Fed call as markets ‘tolerate’ UK Budget

Stocks in London ended mixed on Wednesday as investors assessed Chancellor John Healey’s first Budget and looked ahead to an expected US interest rate hold. In London, the FTSE 100 index ended up 7.96 points, or 0.1%, at 10,694.50. The FTSE 250 ended 77.11 points lower, 0.3%, at 24,639.26, and the AIM all-share advanced 2.43 points, 0.3%, at 760.92. In London, Mr Healey delivered his first Budget which he said was “for the working people of Britain”, and was built on “fiscal discipline”. Mr Healey said the Labour government’s plans will give “breathing space” to households and bring “innovation and growth in every postcode”. He announced increases to taxes on profits earned by banks and betting companies to help fund support for soaring energy bills. “Fiscal discipline is my first commitment,” said Mr Healey, as he faced up to pressure to reassure bond markets. Tom Stevenson, investment…

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