The Los Angeles Chargers wrapped up the third week of training camp with a Sunday morning practice. The Chargers have only two official training camp dates remaining on Monday August 17th and a joint practice with the 49ers on Tuesday the 18th.
We are deep into Los Angeles Chargers Training Camp, and the Preseason has already started; let’s look at who may be the standouts on defense. After getting picked 22nd in the first round of this year’s draft, training camp is Mesidor’s time to shine.
There was a point where KeAndre Lambert-Smith was one of the quieter names in the Los Angeles Chargers receiver room. After a relatively silent rookie year, the former fifth-round pick is looking to jump into a much larger role.
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.
The Los Angeles Chargers are deep into training camp for 2026 and head coach Jim Harbaugh's mantra of "competitors welcome" seems to be taking over the team.
Rashawn Slater remains sidelined for the Los Angeles Chargers. The starting left tackle has now missed five straight practices. The absences continue to draw attention during training camp.
Andre Carter II, born on June 2, 2000, in Murrieta, California, played his high school ball at a multitude of different high schools, playing at each of these in order: Vista Murrieta (CA), Ridge Point (TX), Westbury (TX), Cheshire Academy (CT).
The Los Angeles Chargers are nearly through the first three weeks of fall training camp and their new offense is rounding into form. New offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel has brought sky high expectations to Los Angeles following back-to-back losses in the first round of the postseason.
For once, the Los Angeles Chargers' biggest question at running back isn't lack of talent. It's about splitting the workload between many skilled backs in a crowded room.
Devin Grant, born on June 22, 2004, played his high school ball in Queens for Holy Cross High School. He played both sides of the football, being a double-threat QB and defensive back.
Adding Cole Strange and Tyler Biadasz as surefire starters up front, the Chargers are also returning Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt from injuries. Only one spot is up for grabs up front, and Los Angeles has a few contenders vying for the job.
The Los Angeles Chargers and their overhauled offensive line took on the Houston Texans in the preseason opener. The Chargers offensive line as a whole, has significantly more depth heading into the preseason this year.
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.
The Los Angeles Chargers and the Los Angeles Rams obviously have Sofi Stadium in common. This past season, both clubs made the playoffs as wild card participants.
Thursday's matchup against the Houston Texans provided us with another glimpse at the Chargers' depth across the roster. While the score will be forgotten by the start of the regular season, the individual player performances could have a much larger impact.
The Los Angeles Chargers took down the Houston Texans in the preseason opener with relative ease. Not bad, considering Justin Herbert and the bulk of the starters watched the action from the sidelines. The stars of the show were a little all over the place and not what onlookers expected.
Noah Avinger, born on Sep. 28, 2001, in Anaheim, California, played his high school ball at Servite High School, where he earned two-time All-State and two-time All-Trinity League selections.
The Los Angeles Chargers opened their preseason against the Houston Texans on Thursday night. The team does not have practice on Friday and will return to the field on Saturday to wrap up the third week of training camp.
The exciting NFL regular season is about to start next month, and the Los Angeles Chargers are looking at it with full might. While they have a good stretch of preseason games that kicked off just a day ago, head coach Jim Harbaugh knows how crucial the draft picks are for the team.
Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers’ first year with Mike McDaniel as the offensive coordinator garnered high approval from a fellow team insider.
Steve Smith Sr. has seen enough of the Los Angeles Chargers making Tre Harris wait. The former NFL star receiver recently criticized how the Chargers handled Harris during his rookie season on his podcast, arguing that the 2025 second-round pick wasn’t given enough opportunities to showcase why Los Angeles drafted him so highly.
Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh and quarterback Justin Herbert may not have achieved NFL glory in their two years together. However, they have built a distinctive pregame ritual that has become a hallmark of their partnership.
Mike McDaniel knows a fantasy football question when he hears one. The new Los Angeles Chargers offensive coordinator tackled some questions from the media on Monday, including one that he detected as having a strong hint of fantasy football, particularly concerning the usage of the team’s running backs.
The Los Angeles Chargers announced they have signed OLB Andre Carter to the roster. To make room, the team waived WR Mante’ Morrow. Carter, 25, was a third-team All-American in 2021.
On Aug. 5, 2025, the Chargers made a significant move in reuniting with wide receiver and franchise icon Keenan Allen on a deal worth $8.52MM. Exactly one year later, it does not appear they will take the same approach.