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    Chargers enter playoffs against Jaguars with cloud hanging over franchise

    LOS ANGELES — The state of the Chargers is such that the team enters its first playoff game in four years with few people talking about its first playoff game in four years. Instead, the future of everyone in the organization from general manager Tom Telesco on down came into question Friday after the Chargers ruled out wide receiver Mike Williams. So, now, rather than talking about Justin ...
    by Jeff Miller, Los Angeles Times Jan 13, 2023 4 minutes
    Trainers assist Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams off the field during the first half against the Denver Broncos at Empower Field At Mile High on Jan. 8, 2023, in Denver.

    LOS ANGELES — The state of the Chargers is such that the team enters its first playoff game in four years with few people talking about its first playoff game in four years.

    Instead, the future of everyone in the organization from general manager Tom Telesco on down came into question Friday after the Chargers ruled out wide receiver Mike Williams.

    So, now, rather than talking about Justin Herbert versus Trevor Lawrence and Chargers versus Jaguars on Saturday night in Jacksonville, the conversation centers on this team reaching new heights of Chargering.

    Williams was ruled out because of a fracture in his back suffered

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