The 2025 NFL regular season is history, and preparation for 2026 is very much underway. What will the Los Angeles Chargers and the other 31 teams be doing over the next few months, and when will they be doing them?
Much of the focus around the Los Angeles Chargers this offseason so far has understandably focused on the offense. No wonder. The franchise has very publicly failed superstar quarterback Justin Herbert, something Jim Harbaugh and Co.
The Los Angeles Chargers are hard at work preparing the draft and free agency. This time of year, the coaches are catching up on college prospects and preparing their input to go along with all the information scouts have gathered about the prospects during their collegiate careers.
There's going to be plenty of options for the Los Angeles Chargers to improve on offense this offseason. After a year where they failed to have a receiver reach 800 yards, that's bound to improve in 2026.
As franchises prepare wish lists for their next hires, numerous cautionary tales exist. Here are the worst head-coaching tenures since the 1970 merger.
The Los Angeles Chargers could go a surprising number of ways in the 2026 NFL draft. Think back to last year, when one could have said the very same thing.
The Los Angeles Chargers had the worst offensive line in football last year, and the latest mock draft helps them fix that issue. It’s crazy to think about now, but the Chargers entered 2025 with what should have been an above-average unit.
Talk about consistency? Under the guidance of head coach Jim Harbaugh, the Los Angeles Chargers have posted back-to-back 11-6 campaigns and reached the playoffs the past two seasons.
The Los Angeles Chargers hit the NFL offseason with droves of cap space. Some estimates give Jim Harbaugh and general manager Joe Hortiz around $82.1 million right now. But Hortiz and the Chargers will always attempt to add more. Some of the cap savings can be had via contract restructures.
Former Chargers S Nasir Adderley announced on his social media that he would like to play again and is ready to return to the NFL this offseason. “It’s now been three years since I left the NFL, and I am extremely happy with my development,” Adderley said.
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.
Super Bowl 60 is officially in the books as the Seattle Seahawks terrorized the New England Patriots from start to finish. The Los Angeles Chargers are now in full off-season mode with free agency and the draft looming.
Los Angeles Chargers superstar quarterback Justin Herbert is known around the fanbase as one of the most humble, quiet and laid-back players on the entire roster.
Among the coaching staff moves for the Los Angeles Chargers, they added Adam Gase to help with the run. Also, they brought in a new offensive line coach.
The Los Angeles Chargers are hiring the former New York Jets and Miami Dolphins head coach Adam Gase as an assistant coach overseeing the passing game, according to ESPN.
While free agent Trey Hendrickson and likely trade target Maxx Crosby will lead the class of available edge rushers this offseason, a pair of Chargers pass rushers also shouldn’t lack for suitors.
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 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.
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.
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.