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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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Viking outlines ~$100M average quarterly cash usage as Phase III SUNRISE and VANQUISH advance

Earnings Call Insights: Viking Therapeutics (VKTX) Q3 2026 "During the third quarter, we made important progress across multiple pipeline programs and announced positive results from an innovative maintenance dosing study in our obesity program," said President, CEO & Director Brian Lian. "Both trials are fully enrolled" and "continued to advance toward completion," Lian said of the Phase III VANQUISH program for subcutaneous VK2735, adding, "we expect the first patients to enter the extension period in early 2027." "Earlier this month, we announced the initiation of the SUNRISE Phase III registration program," Lian said, describing two Phase III oral VK2735 studies (obesity; obesity with type 2 diabetes). "Finally, during the third quarter, Viking successfully closed concurrent upsized offerings of common stock and convertible notes, raising gross proceeds of approximately $575…

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Southern California homebuying crashes to 2nd slowest pace on record

Southern California homes are so unaffordable that sales activity crashed to a pace even slower than the real estate-wrecking Great Recession. The homebuying data firm Attom just revised its sales statistics dating back to 2005, using new methods to sort out what, from public records, is a true home sale. These totals include closed transactions for houses and condos, both existing and newly built. My trusty spreadsheet analyzed the newly retooled Southern California numbers through July 2026. Sales are still scraping the bottom, and the few buyers who close are paying near-record-high prices. So, how sluggish are sales across the six counties, based on closed transactions in the 12 months ended in July? – 33% slower than the average homebuying pace seen since 2005. – It’s the second-slowest pace in that period. The slowest was May 2026. – Almost as stunningly: July was 3% slower than…

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NZD/USD Price Forecast: Looking for direction with YTD low at 0.5567 in sight

The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) is giving back previous gains against the US Dollar (USD) on Thursday, turning negative on the daily chart, and leaving the immediate bearish trend intact after dropping nearly 1% on Wednesday. The NZD/USD pair trades at 0.5615 at the European session opening, as the rebound from 0.5584 lows was capped around 0.5635 during the Asian trading session. The Kiwi dropped sharply on Wednesday as the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) left interest rates unchanged, disappointing investors who were expecting a 25-basis-points hike. Governor Anna Breman pointed to further rate hikes in December, but the NZD remained depressed. Later on Wednesday, the US Federal Reserve (Fed) also stood pat on rates, and Chairman Kevin Warsh’s comments were considered tilted to the dovish side, which capped the US Dollar rally and provided some support to the pair. Warsh hinted at…

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