Javon Edmonds is a staff writer for The Messenger, with a focus on national news in the United States. His articles cover a range of topics, including sports, entertainment, and current events. Javon's work has also been featured in The Philadelphia Inquirer, showcasing his versatility as a journalist.
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By: Javon Edmonds
While the Kansas City Chiefs remained undefeated by defeating the San Francisco 49ers in another Super Bowl rematch, the Los Angeles Chargers hit
By: Javon Edmonds
After averaging 133 yards and a touchdown on 9.85 yards per carry through the first two games of this season, Los Angeles Chargers running back J.K. Dobbins has been put into a box.
After winning the national championship in 2023, Michigan football has quickly been brought down to Earth. The Wolverines lost their head coach, defensive coord
After an embarrassment against the Cardinals, Los Angeles needs a bounce-back game
By: Javon Edmonds
As the New Orleans Saints sends an injured unit onto the field this Sunday, the Los Angeles Chargers should be looking at an easy week.
By: Javon Edmonds
The Los Angeles Chargers have looked much better as a passing offense in their last two games, but they shouldn't be complacent.
Inconsistency continues to plague David Tepper's Carolina Panthers (1-7) as the team is set to make another personnel change.
By: Javon Edmonds
With Jameis Winston under center, the Cleveland Browns surpassed 20 points and 300 yards for the first time this season in Sunday's dramatic win against the Baltimore Ravens.
John Harbaugh's Ravens squandered several chances to defeat Cleveland, but the Chargers' defense will get the job done
Winston impressed in his season debut against a bad defense, but he'll come back down to Earth against Los Angeles
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