With the preseason winding down soon, the Los Angeles Chargers coaching staff will have big decisions coming up in the near future. In the early parts of the preseason the Bolts have had many athletes showcase top-tier talent, which can affect multiple different situations.
The Los Angeles Chargers took the field on Monday morning for a brisk and trench-heavy practice to start the final week of training camp. The practice did not provide much insight into roster competitions or any new developments outside of the focus on the line of scrimmage.
The Los Angeles Chargers have been one of the NFL’s best defensive teams during Jim Harbaugh’s two previous seasons as their head coach. In particular, their pass defense and pass rush attack have been rock-solid.
The Los Angeles Chargers have two excellent starting offensive tackles in Joe Alt and Rashawn Slater. But their three other starting offensive line positions seemed to be up for grabs when training camp opened last month.
Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh has historically liked to build his offenses from the offensive line out. But right now, his offensive line has some real question marks.
The Los Angeles Chargers entered the offseason with some needs on their offensive line. While Joe Alt and Rashaun Slater are excellent bookend starting offensive tackles, at least a couple of other spots along their offensive line were in need of improvement.
The Los Angeles Chargers appear to have a serious breakout on their hands with Jacob Spomer. For an offensive line littered with problems, it’s the same
Mike McDaniel is adjusting to his new life as Los Angeles Chargers offensive coordinator. But that still includes McDaniel taking to the podium and delivering new, zany sound clips reminiscent of his Miami Dolphins days.
Maybe the Los Angeles Chargers got it right with the Odafe Oweh and Akheem Mesidor decision after all. That decision was a mildly controversial one this offseason.
The Los Angeles Chargers have signed wide receiver Gary Jennings, filling a corresponding roster spot after placing center Tyler Biadasz on injured reserve.
Preseason is where unexpected names start to make some noise. For the Los Angeles Chargers, this year was no different. While the spotlight usually lands on the suspected stars or highly anticipated rookies, several players have turned heads.
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 had a roster depth problem on the interior offensive line before Tyler Biadasz’s injury. Now, the weakness is even further exposed.
The Los Angeles Chargers enter the 2026 season with one of the deepest and most talented rosters in franchise history, built around a healthy Justin Herbert, a retooled offensive line, and a defense loaded with proven veterans and rising rookies.
The Los Angeles Chargers have a strong history of finding good undrafted free agents to come in and fit the team. This year, there are several undrafted free agents who have a shot at making the roster.
The Los Angeles Chargers were dealt a devastating blown when center Tyler Biadasz suffered a season-ending injury. Luckily for the franchise, Los Angeles already had his replacement on the roster.
Justin Herbert is yet to win a single postseason game during his time as a quarterback of the Los Angeles Chargers. For a passer many around the league
It’s officially over for Tyler Biadasz and the Los Angeles Chargers in 2026. The Chargers were trying to hold out hope that Biadasz might be able to return
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 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.
The initial concerns regarding Tyler Biadasz’s knee injury quickly escalated into a major crisis for the Los Angeles Chargers. Reports from NFL Network’s
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.
Not every career year comes with career-high passing totals. For these three NFL quarterbacks, 2026 could be defined by winning more games, correcting old problems and finally receiving a little help from the rest of the roster.
After a homecoming season back with the Los Angeles Chargers, veteran wide receiver Keenan Allen is joining another AFC hopeful ahead of the 2026 campaign.