The Los Angeles Chargers can rest easy knowing they have one of the best backup quarterback situations in the entire NFL. After years of struggles and
The Los Angeles Chargers won't be able to hide from the pass-rushing need forever. Chargers general manager Joe Horitz and Co. got Khalil Mack back as one of their biggest moves for the second offseason in a row to help along Tuli Tuipulotu again. But one of the biggest losses was Odafe Oweh.
It was an offseason of massive change for the Los Angeles Chargers. Massive in the aspect that the team now has both a new offensive and defensive coordinator, Greg Roman was let go by the club and Jim Harbaugh now has former Miami Dolphins’ head coach Mike McDaniel running the team’s attack.
The Los Angeles Chargers' offensive line has been the biggest talking point of the team's last few seasons. Whether it was Justin Herbert getting hurt in 2023 or 2024, seeing poor Bradley Bozeman play, or 2025 seeing all five spots being beaten by any defensive line that chooses to play football that day.
How many of the players to rush for the most touchdowns for each NFL franchise can you name in five minutes?
On Friday morning, Garrett Podell of CBS Sports came out with a list of the Top 10 free agents still on the open market, and which NFL team would be the best fit.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
The Los Angeles Chargers didn’t seem all that intent on playing in the deep end of the market for Odafe Oweh in NFL free agency. While a former first-round pick the Chargers traded for last year before his big breakout, Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz and Co.
The Los Angeles Chargers went lighter than most fans expected on the offensive line this offseason. After last year’s mistake of doing the same thing, it was easy to think the Chargers wouldn’t do so again.
The Los Angeles Chargers overhaul the trenches to help their championship hopes in the latest 7-round 2026 NFL mock draft. The Los Angeles Chargers head into the 2026 NFL Draft in an interesting position.
There’s been a lot of emphasis this offseason on the Los Angeles Chargers’ offensive line and with very good reason. Pro Football Focus ranked it the third-worst unit in the league in 2025, with substantial injuries to left tackle Rashawn Slater and right tackle Joe Alt (pressed into duty at Slater's spot) a huge reason for its struggles.
Los Angeles Chargers fans can feel justified in their disappointment with the team right now: Everyone else sees it too. When the Chargers approached NFL free agency with nearly $100 million to spend, most didn’t think they would have one of the lowest cash spends in the NFL when all is said and done.
While the Los Angeles Chargers haven't made a big 'splash' signing since free agency began, their first move was perhaps the best. Before the legal tampering period began, the Bolts moved swiftly to secure their new starting center in Tyler Biadasz.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Los Angeles Chargers have found themselves questioning their receiver room going into 2026, with the newest hirings of Mike McDaniel and the reported interest in free agent additions in Rashid Shaheed and Alec Pierce.
The Los Angeles Chargers turned some heads last year with the Omarion Hampton pick in the first round. For Justin Herbert, the offensive line seemed like the much better idea.
It's widely known that the Los Angeles Chargers need another weapon. Almost one month since the beginning of free agency, they haven't added that missing piece yet.
The Los Angeles Chargers’ apparent major miss at a critical need with their attempts to fix the guard spots this offseason has dominated the conversation.
The Los Angeles Chargers had a decent season going 11-6 on the year and finishing second in the AFC West. Despite the regular season success, they were eliminated in the wild card round of the playoffs when they lost 16-3 to the New England Patriots.
The Los Angeles Chargers are making their last-minute preparations leading up to the draft and finalizing their boards. They had a relatively calm free agency period but will be entering the draft with a few obvious needs.
It's been three weeks since the start of NFL free agency, and there has been little to no buzz around Tyreek Hill. Here are two teams that make sense.
The Los Angeles Chargers have had plenty of tough decisions that had to be made during the tenure of Joe Hortiz and Jim Harbaugh. The first of these decisions dealt with the contracts of what was considered the "big four".
In many ways, it makes total sense. A new team that just made a change at offensive coordinator. It’s a club that can certainly use some more help when it comes to catching passes but in the blocking department as well.
The Los Angeles Chargers have spent all offseason talking about making life easier on franchise quarterback Justin Herbert. That included Jim Harbaugh at this week’s NFL meetings and long before that.
The Los Angeles Chargers need more weapons, there's no question about that. After a 2025 season where they failed to have a 1,000-yard rusher or receiver, the Bolts desperately lack a top-end option on offense.
The NFL draft is a mere 22 days away, but there’s still some veteran talent available on the open market. Hence, Gary Davenport of Bleacher Report assigned an available free agent to each one of the 32 teams.
The Los Angeles Chargers currently possess five selections in the upcoming 2026 NFL draft class, enough to make an impact on the roster and possibly uproot veterans of the team who have been contributing for a long time.
Saving Justin Herbert should be the only thing on the mind of every single coach, player, and member of the Los Angeles Chargers organization. What Herbert had to go through in 2025 is terrifying to think about, yet he survived it, playing hurt for the entire season.
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