The Los Angeles Chargers hit training camp with a revamped roster around Jim Harbaugh’s vision once again. Along the way, the Chargers will need to answer
Quentin Johnston, born on September 6, 2001, in Temple, Texas, played his high school ball at Temple High School, earning four-star recruiting status, according to 247Sports.
Few defensive players in the NFL can do what Derwin James does. The Los Angeles Chargers star checked in at No. 50 on the 2026 NFL Top 100 list, marking his sixth appearance on the annual rankings and further cementing his reputation as one of football’s most versatile defenders.
The Los Angeles Chargers will be welcoming back veterans when they report for training camp on Tuesday July 28th. Franchise quarterback Justin Herbert enters camp with a new offensive coordinator who should be able to ditch the boring offenses of previous Chargers teams.
Major questions chase the Los Angeles Chargers into training camp this summer. Will a new Mike McDaniel offense actually be able to squeeze the most out of quarterback Justin Herbert?
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
Ladd McConkey, born on November 11, 2001, in Chatsworth, Georgia, played his high school ball at North Murray High School, where he was instantly named to varsity as a freshman, playing quarterback, running back, defensive back, punter and returner.
Justin Herbert is sharing how he felt about The Odyssey in such a unique way that it went viral. The Los Angeles Chargers quarterback was asked by a fan what he thought of the film that hit theaters on July 17.
The Los Angeles Chargers have some big things to figure out during training camp. They already got the ball rolling on Mike McDaniel’s new offense and onboarding a new class of free agents and rookies. But with that comes breaking in several new starters across the roster.
The Los Angeles Chargers start the slow trickle of players reporting for training camp soon before the full-blown thing that includes a trip to San Diego
The NFL world is excited for the arrival of the Los Angeles Chargers new offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel. The pairing of McDaniel with the talents of Justin Herbert and the Chargers weapons is a tantalizing prospect.
The Los Angeles Chargers appeared to successfully hit the reset button at a few different starting spots this offseason. Granted, they will need to wait
The 2025 NFL season didn't go as smoothly as hoped for some proven players. These players are the top candidates on their respective teams to bounce back this season.
The Los Angeles Chargers placed undrafted OT Isaiah World on the non-football injury list on Friday, per the NFL Transactions wire. World suffered a torn
Myles Purchase, born on November 26, 2002, in Denver, Colorado, played his high school ball at Cherry Creek High School, where he earned three-time all-state selection, Class 5A Colorado Player of the Year and MaxPreps Colorado Player of the Year in 2020.
The Los Angeles Chargers may have a tough and potentially ugly situation brewing with young edge rusher Tuli Tuipulotu heading into training camp if the two sides can not find common ground on a contract extension.
Avery Smith, born on January 1, 2004, in East Point, Georgia, played his high school ball as a quarterback for Riverwood International Charter School. As a senior, he recorded 3,208 passing yards, 913 rushing yards and 44 touchdowns.
The Los Angeles Chargers are a magnet for being linked to big-name wide receivers. Chargers signing free agent Tyreek Hill? Projected endlessly. Chargers trading for George Pickens?
Ladd McConkey looked like one of the biggest steals of the 2024 NFL Draft. The former Georgia standout wasted little time proving he belonged, quickly emerging as Justin Herbert’s favorite target and looking every bit like a true No.
Going into the 2026 NFL season, the Los Angeles Chargers find themselves in a place where they are in desperate need to prove themselves as one of the NFL's elite offenses.
With the Los Angeles Chargers preparing for the 2026 season, there is one player who could cause a contract holdout if a deal doesn’t get done sooner rather than later.
The Los Angeles Chargers have quietly put together a solid offseason. While they may not have dominated headlines with splashy signings or blockbuster trades, general manager Joe Hortiz continued building a roster that fits Jim Harbaugh’s vision.
CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz reports the Broncos are likely bringing back former OLBs coach Michael Wilhoite as a member of the staff. Denver parted ways with Wilhoite last offseason after he was arrested on suspicion of second-degree assault of a police officer, but charges have since been dismissed.
Veteran WR Keenan Allen remains a free agent as he prepares for his 14th year in the NFL and his age-34 season. Appearing on the John Keim Report via Ampire Media, ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler spoke on Allen’s future and gave an update on what he might be thinking.
In 2024, Keenan Allen spent one season as a member of the Bears. That has proved to be his only campaign playing for a team other than the Chargers, with a new Bolts deal having been worked out last year.
Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh had his eyes set on a potential reunion in the 2025 NFL Draft that would have heavily benefitted quarterback Justin Herbert before things fell apart.