The Los Angeles Chargers have started to win over national onlookers. No wonder. Jim Harbaugh hiring Mike McDaniel to be Justin Herbert’s next offensive coordinator won a lot of people over.
The Los Angeles Chargers have some franchise tag and free agency situations of their own to figure out this offseason. So it goes when major names like
The Los Angeles Chargers have hit a bit of a lull in the new cycle right now. Nationally, anyway. Jim Harbaugh firing Greg Roman was a big deal. The Chargers
The Los Angeles Chargers are going to lose some players to free agency in 2026. They have the capability to bring in better talent to help get them over the hump and back into the playoffs.
As franchises prepare wish lists for their next hires, numerous cautionary tales exist. Here are the worst head-coaching tenures since the 1970 merger.
The Los Angeles Chargers have experienced significant turnover on the coaching staff this offseason. Former defensive coordinator Jesse Minter accepted the head coaching job with the Baltimore Ravens.
Chargers LB Odafe Oweh is unlikely to be franchise tagged this offseason by Los Angeles, per CBS’s Jonathan Jones. Jones added even though the Chargers are flush with cap space this offseason, the tag for Oweh would be north of $27 million, which is a prohibitive value.
The Los Angeles Chargers and Buffalo Bills both went through disappointing playoff appearances to end the 2025 season. Additionally, both made wholesale changes to their coaching staff and will enter 2026 with some new staff patrolling the sidelines.
The Los Angeles Chargers are usually known for their ability to find cheap, one-year deals that perform way above their expectation and contract value.
Only the offensive fronts of the 3-14 Las Vegas Raiders and the 5-12 Cleveland Browns were ranked lower than the 11-6 and playoff-bound Los Angeles Chargers in 2025 by Pro Football Focus’ Zoltán Buday.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
Plenty of questions surround the Los Angeles Chargers right now. Jim Harbaugh and Co. have a boatload of cap space to spend. In the neighborhood of $82 million, to be exact, in terms of expert estimations. But the how of spending it is complicated.
Odafe Oweh is going to make a lot of money this offseason. The former first-round pick played for the Baltimore Ravens before being traded to the Los Angeles Chargers ahead of the NFL Trade Deadline in 2025.
The arrival of the offseason means once again keeping a close eye on some former Los Angeles Chargers players. Some big names like Joey Bosa, for example, will be free agents. But former Chargers second-round pick Asante Samuel Jr.
For a Los Angeles Chargers team looking to get over the hump in the Wild Card round, they'll need to think outside of the box when it comes to upgrades this offseason.
The Los Angeles Chargers could go a surprising number of ways in the 2026 NFL draft. Think back to last year, when one could have said the very same thing.
The Los Angeles Chargers had the worst offensive line in football last year, and the latest mock draft helps them fix that issue. It’s crazy to think about now, but the Chargers entered 2025 with what should have been an above-average unit.
Former Chargers S Nasir Adderley announced on his social media that he would like to play again and is ready to return to the NFL this offseason. “It’s now been three years since I left the NFL, and I am extremely happy with my development,” Adderley said.
While free agent Trey Hendrickson and likely trade target Maxx Crosby will lead the class of available edge rushers this offseason, a pair of Chargers pass rushers also shouldn’t lack for suitors.
The NFL has a weird way of surprising people on a daily basis. The Los Angeles Chargers and their fans may have been a bit startled after a former early draft pick just announced his intention to un-retire on Monday afternoon.
The Los Angeles Chargers are an organization is a very interesting spot heading into the offseason. They have a good roster on paper, a franchise quarterback in Justin Herbert, and a proven commodity at head coach in Jim Harbaugh.
As the Los Angeles Chargers regroup from another devastating playoff loss, here’s a look back at some of the defensive heavy hitters this season. After being extended during the offseason, Tart put together another great year.