The Los Angeles Chargers placed center Tyler Biadasz on season-ending injured reserve Sunday, less than a week after he went down with a serious left knee injury that included ACL damage.
Roughly one week into the preseason, perhaps the biggest problem the Los Angeles Chargers faced was just who might end up at one of the starting guard spots in front of Justin Herbert. Fast forward to now, it’s almost a red-button emergency situation. The fallout from the Tyler Biadasz injury is immense.
The LA Chargers made a major investment to keep their star quarterback Justin Herbert protected, but their $30 million move has taken a brutal turn. Tyler Biadasz (C), who was brought in to help anchor the offensive line, is officially out for the season.
The Chargers were dealt a tough blow last week, when starting center and notable free agent addition Tyler Biadasz suffered a knee injury that will sideline him for all of 2026.
Ian Rapoport reports that the Chargers have placed C Tyler Biadasz on season-ending injured reserve after suffering damage to his ACL and additional injuries to his knee during Tuesday’s joint practice against the 49ers.
The NFL preseason is full of players trying to turn a few weeks of football into an opportunity that can change their careers instantly. Many players come and go during training camp.
The Los Angeles Chargers exit preseason Week 2 with more questions than answers. Tyler Biadasz is lost to injury. Jim Harbaugh is mad at a punter while
Los Angeles Chargers fans received encouraging news regarding star offensive tackle Rashawn Slater as the team prepares for the 2026 NFL season. Head coach Jim Harbaugh said Slater will participate in practice on a limited basis, according to ESPN Chargers reporter Kris Rhim.
During OTAs and minicamp, both Trey Lance and DJ Uiagalelei took considerable reps. The competition for the Chargers’ backup quarterback gig between those two is ongoing.
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The Los Angeles Chargers went up against the San Fransisco 49ers on Thursday night in the second preseason game of the year, and it was a rough one. The two teams crossed paths earlier in the week, participating in a joint practice.
Justin Herbert’s prowess as a quarterback divides opinions, as the results of his performances have not exactly brought in major laurels that many NFL signal callers receive.
The Los Angeles Chargers learned some things in their 41-17 loss against the San Francisco 49ers in the second preseason game, and the special teams may look at the film extra hard over the next few days.
After missing the 2025 playoffs with a record of 7-10, the Miami Dolphins parted ways with their head coach, Mike McDaniel, in 2026 and filled his void with Jeff Hafley.
The Los Angeles Chargers took on the San Francisco 49ers on Thursday night in their second preseason game. The Chargers stepped onto the field coming off the emotional gut punch they took on Tuesday with the loss of Tyler Biadasz to a major knee injury.
The Chargers entered their preseason game against the 49ers with winning hopes but were in for a very tough reality. San Francisco bullied the Bolts into a 41-17 defeat.
Jim Harbaugh further excited Los Angeles Chargers fans about Justin Herbert with one wild quote to describe the quarterback. During a recent appearance on the Pat McAfee Show, the 62-year-old Harbaugh hyped up Herbert heading into the 2026 NFL season. “He’s in a great place in all ways.
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Arizona Cardinals rookie Jeremiyah Love is one of the running backs who should be expected to take on a huge role for their offense this season. But that plan could be getting off to a rocky start given an ankle injury that the No. 3 overall pick suffered in the team's second preseason game this past week.