Quietly, one of the bigger question marks around the Los Angeles Chargers this offseason is what the franchise might do with free agent offensive lineman Zion Johnson. Johnson, the team’s first-round pick in 2020, is on his way to the open market.
When it comes to Los Angeles Chargers contract situations right now, the focus mostly hinges on the team's upcoming free agents. How could it not, when a breakout like Odafe Oweh heads up the list and veteran Khalil Mack is on his way back to the market, too?
Mike McDaniel swapped out one job with a sunny backdrop for another by landing with the Los Angeles Chargers after losing his job with the Miami Dolphins.
The Los Angeles Chargers have made it to the playoffs in three of the last four seasons. But for one reason or another, the Chargers have been unable to advance past the Wild Card Round.
The Los Angeles Chargers appear poised to bring back a key offensive weapon as the 2026 NFL offseason unfolds, with projections identifying Najee Harris as a prime candidate for re-signing.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
Going into the NFL combine, it was obvious the Los Angeles Chargers would be all over free-agent center Tyler Linderbaum. Turns out the Baltimore Ravens
The NFL scouting combine is underway and on-field drills start on Thursday. The Los Angeles Chargers brass is in Indianapolis in full force. Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz, head coach Jim Harbaugh and new offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel have been doing media rounds with various platforms.
Najee Harris, before his one-year contract was signed with the Los Angeles Chargers, was one of the more consistent and healthy runners across the entire NFL.
The Los Angeles Chargers entered the 2026 offseason with a battered and thin offensive line, and Will Clapp’s retirement only heightens those concerns.
Mike McDaniel sounds like he’s completely buying into his new situation with the Los Angeles Chargers. The former Miami Dolphins head coach appeared on “The Pat McAfee Show” on Wednesday alongside Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh.
How would the Los Angeles Chargers feel about forming the most lethal tight end duo in the NFL? Running more 12 personnel could be beneficial, especially when there's two tight ends that move like wide receivers.
Sometimes the easy route is the best route and that certainly seems to apply to the Los Angeles Chargers as the NFL combine continues. Easy, in this case,
The Los Angeles Chargers have a major offseason ahead of them filled with crucial decisions. The offense will be the main focal point, as the Chargers failed to remain competitive on that side of the ball in their last two playoff outings.
Don’t expect the Los Angeles Chargers to throw out a franchise tag this offseason. Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz probably isn’t opposed to the idea,
The Chargers are not expected to be aggressive with outside free agents; that keeps with the team’s Joe Hortiz-Jim Harbaugh regime trend through two offseasons.
The Los Angeles Chargers have a tough decision to make this offseason with obvious cut candidate Mekhi Becton. As expected, though, Chargers general manager
The Los Angeles Chargers didn’t have the end to the 2025 season that many had hoped for, but their future under head coach Jim Harbaugh is still very bright.
The Los Angeles Chargers, along with every other NFL team, have decisions to make this offseason regarding fifth-year options on their 2023 first round picks.
The Los Angeles Chargers will have a heavy presence at the NFL combine this year and more urgency driving the operation than normal. By the Chargers’ own standards, the team failed Justin Herbert last year.
The Los Angeles Chargers are enjoying a run of form under Jim Harbaugh. The 2024-25 seasons mark the first time since the 2006-07 campaigns that the team had consecutive double-digit wins.
During the 2025 NFL Draft, the Los Angeles Chargers, led by Jim Harbaugh and Joe Hortiz, intended on building a physical team identity. Despite Los Angeles fans clamoring for Los Angeles to draft an explosive wide receiver, Harbaugh prioritized building a strong ground game and winning in the trenches.
The Los Angeles Chargers dealt with a big-time injury to their backfield last season after Najee Harris tore his Achilles. He tore it after collapsing on a play-action play in the second quarter of their 23-20 win against the Broncos in Week 3.
The Chargers are currently projected to have nearly $83MM in cap space for the 2026 offseason. That could lead to a spending spree, but such an approach should not be expected.