The Los Angeles Chargers have refused to trade any players ahead of the Nov. 10 NFL deadline, according to ESPN insider Mina Kimes. The team remains winless this season, having lost all its games so far. Despite the struggles, the front office has made it clear it is not interested in moving any players before the deadline. Kimes reported that the decision reflects a strategic stance by the team’s management. The Chargers are currently in last place in the AFC West division. The team’s general manager has not commented publicly on the decision. The NFL trade deadline is a key moment for teams to adjust their rosters. The Chargers’ refusal to trade players could impact their chances of improving their record in the coming weeks. The team will have one more opportunity to make changes after the deadline. The decision comes as the NFL enters its ninth week of the season. Several games are scheduled to take place in Mexico during this week, including matches broadcast on Canal 9, FOX One, NFL Game Pass, ESPN, and Disney+. The Chargers’ approach highlights the challenges of rebuilding a team in the competitive NFL landscape.