The Los Angeles Chargers rolled out new alternate uniforms this week with training camp underway and the results have been polarizing, to say the least.
As the Los Angeles Chargers opened training camp ahead of their Hall of Fame Game matchup with the Detroit Lions, one rookie was conspicuously absent: Tre Harris, the team’s second-round pick and a key part of their retooled receiver corps.
Los Angeles Chargers running back Najee Harris is expected to begin training camp on the non-football injury (NFI) list after suffering a superficial eye injury in a July 4 fireworks accident.
The Los Angeles Chargers and starting left tackle Rashawn Slater are currently in the middle of negotiating a new contract. However, in the meantime, it appears the organization signed a backup plan just in case things go south.
The Los Angeles Chargers brought back Mike Williams this offseason to stabilize a thin receiving corps—and maybe catch lightning in a bottle one last time.
The Los Angeles Chargers are the first team to open up training camp, which is not too surprising given the fact that Jim Harbaugh is their head coach.
Training camp is about to get underway for the LA Chargers and the team is doing its part in beefing up the roster. Before the pads get on and the players start running drills, the Chargers front office did its part to add offensive line depth.
Daiyan Henley played just 53 defensive snaps as a rookie. By his second season, the 2023 third-round pick moved into the Chargers’ defensive signal-caller role as an every-down linebacker — for a defense that made a substantial leap.
Wide receiver Tre Harris is one of 30 unsigned second-round picks and Chargers General Manager Joe Hortiz didn't have much of an update as to when the rookie will be joining the team at training camp.
The Los Angeles Chargers are the first team to report to training camp as they will be taking on the Detroit Lions in the NFL Hall of Fame Game on July 31 in Canton, Ohio.
The Los Angeles Chargers will be the first NFL team to kick off training camp on Thursday, after rookies and select players reported last Saturday and veterans arrived on Wednesday.
The Los Angeles Chargers boasted one of the best defenses in the NFL last season, and that was thanks much in part to a stingy secondary led by safety Derwin James.
The Los Angeles Chargers had a defensive renaissance under first-year head coach Jim Harbaugh, and rookie Tarheeb Still played a large role in the overnight turnaround.
The Los Angeles Chargers still need wide receiver help, so a bold trade before or during camp could be on the table. The Chargers are not alone in needing more help at wide receiver, but fans have to be getting tired of it at this point.
Los Angeles Chargers offensive tackle Rashawn Slater very quietly remains a pressure point for the franchise as training camp starts. Slater, after all, is due for a massive contract extension that will likely reset the market for his position.
Outside linebacker Khalil Mack is now the second Los Angeles Chargers player to make the NFL's 2025 Top 100 Players list, joining wide receiver Ladd McConkey.
The time has finally arrived. The best look on the gridiron is adjusting, and fans have certainly had a strong reaction to the new uniforms for the Los Angeles Chargers. The Chargers have adapted a sharp look into the best uniform set in football.
The Los Angeles Chargers signed Mike Williams to a cheap one-year deal earlier in the offseason, but the former first-round pick is currently battling an injury and will begin training camp on the Physically Unable to Perform list.