The Los Angeles Chargers came up short in their quest to reach the Super Bowl this past season. But let one Chargers player tell it, perhaps the whole thing was by design.
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.
A day after the Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots at Super Bowl LX, a former Los Angeles Chargers defensive back has decided to stage an NFL comeback.
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.
The Los Angeles Chargers got a boost for their offense by hiring Mike McDaniel. That’s a move that intrigued Justin Herbert. And there’s more help on the way as the Chargers hired Adam Gase to help with the passing game, according to a post on X by Ian Rapoport.
Some franchises' best efforts have not led to victory parades or even Super Bowl berths. Because of untimely injuries, unfortunate circumstances, or myriad other reasons, many teams' plans throughout NFL history have not produced the desired result.
The Los Angeles Chargers bringing on former NFL head coach Adam Gase wasn’t exactly a secret. Reports about Jim Harbaugh and offensive coordinator Mike
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.
The Los Angeles Chargers will undergo some shifts on the offensive side of the ball this offseason after the arrival of Mike McDaniel as offensive coordinator. Some of that has already occurred on McDaniel’s coaching staff.
The Los Angeles Chargers signed former Pittsburgh Steelers running back Najee Harris to a one-year, fully guaranteed $5.25 million contract in hopes of seeing him continue his 1,000-yard streak in Powder Blue, while giving time for their first-round rookie runner, Omarion Hampton time to develop and get up to NFL speed.
The 2025 season is a wrap and the Los Angeles Chargers will continue their push to go deep into the playoffs in 2026. The legal tampering period marking the start of free agency in the NFL starts on March, 9th.
The Los Angeles Chargers 2025 class was not one of much excitement, even with their large amount of cap space to spend. Fans critiqued general manager Joe Hortiz for not spending big, even though that has never been his team-building philosophy.
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.
The Los Angeles Chargers decided to return Keenan Allen late in the offseason in 2025 due to the retirement of former teammate Mike Williams. As a much-welcomed return, Allen proved to be still a very important part of the Chargers offense in 2025, even with his age-33 season giving doubt to fans around the league.
The Los Angeles Chargers have had several positive moments under head coach Jim Harbaugh the last two seasons. The Chargers were a playoff team after both seasons, but they were unable to play competitively in either Wild Card game.
The Los Angeles Chargers wasted no time making changes following their Wild Card loss to the New England Patriots. Jim Harbaugh announced they'd moved on from former offensive coordinator Greg Roman, who spent two seasons with the Bolts.
The Chargers have seen their defensive coordinator, Jesse Minter, poached and hired as the head coach of the Baltimore Ravens. This obviously created a gap in the coaching staff, allowing for many questions ahead for the future of this Bolts defensive unit.
Keenan Allen and the Los Angeles Chargers couldn't get it done in the NFL playoffs. Their season ended in the wild-card round with a 16-3 loss to Drake Maye and the New England Patriots.
The Los Angeles Chargers continue to shake up the coaching staff after Jim Harbaugh needed to replace both coordinators this hiring cycle. After bringing
Los Angeles Chargers fans aren’t the only ones excited for the arrival of Mike McDaniel as offensive coordinator. It should almost go without saying, but key members of the Chargers offense are excited, too. Hard to blame any Chargers player feeling that way right about now.
Almost a week after it was reported that the Los Angeles Chargers were planning on hiring McDaniel to be their next offensive coordinator, the team has made it official.