Boy, that escalated quickly.
The Los Angeles Chargers are officially the laughing stock of the NFL. They remain winless, playing in a 27,000-seat soccer complex, with no fan base, in a city that doesn’t want them.
We are four weeks into the 2017 season. Ratings are absurdly low. The stadium has been overtaken by opposing teams’ fans. Play-by-play commentators are making it known that it’s a bad look. Banners (hilarious ones at that) are flying over “home games” calling out Chargers owner Dean Spanos.
“E-A-G-L-E-S” chants were loud on Sunday, a week after the StubHub Center turned into the Red Sea.