During their first two years together, Joe Hortiz and Jim Harbaugh have gotten the Los Angeles Chargers 22 wins and two playoff appearances. The drawback is that they haven't gotten over the hump of the Wild Card round, but they've seen success in the regular season, which many other teams would kill for.
A surplus of offensive playmakers sounds like a dream for the Los Angeles Chargers. They still have work to do, as their skill positions were disappointing to say the least in 2025.
The first day of free agency is always wild. Hard to believe that it's already been one week since the NFL legal tampering period began. Since then, the Los Angeles Chargers have made quite a few signings to improve their roster.
The 2026 NFL fiscal year is off and running, and some teams have been more active than others. Jim Harbaugh’s Los Angeles Chargers had more than a few glaring needs on the offensive front.
The Los Angeles Chargers unfortunately lost their big free agent in Odafe Oweh. Oweh, who was acquired in October from the Baltimore Ravens, departed for the Washington Commanders on a four-year, $100 million deal.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
After a week of transactions and trades, NFL.com analyst Bucky Brooks had his eye on seven free-agent signings that may have been “overlooked” in favor of some of the bigger names.
The Los Angeles Chargers made headlines after bringing back veteran pass rusher Khalil Mack on a new contract. The decision quickly sparked debate across the NFL community, including a blunt reaction from former star defensive back Aqib Talib.
Back before the chaos of NFL free agency, the Los Angeles Chargers were surprisingly named as a team keeping an eye on a possible trade for Philadelphia Eagles star receiver A.J.
It’s a little less than a week into the league’s new fiscal year, and player movement around the NFL has been at a very brisk pace for the most part. Pro football’s version of the “hot stove league” continues to drive fans’ fascination with the game.
The Los Angeles Chargers feel like a team that might be done in NFL free agency. Those Chargers absolutely shouldn't be, but it’s tough to shake the feeling
The Los Angeles Chargers have been busy to start free agency. The front office has signed key internal free agents and have found additions from around the NFL to bolster the roster one week into the new league year.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Los Angeles Chargers will roll out a new blocking scheme and more with coordinator Mike McDaniel in town and in charge of Justin Herbert’s offense.
The Los Angeles Chargers are making sure some major holes are plugged during free agency. While the team has made some signings already, they have found the backup quarterback without having to look too far.
The Chargers are re-signing backup QB Trey Lance, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports. It’s a one-year deal worth up to $6.75MM. Lance signed a similar contract last spring, when the Chargers added him on an agreement worth up to $6.2MM.
Yes, the memo was received. The 2026 NFL regular season doesn’t start until September. However, it certainly doesn’t hurt to take a look at what Jim Harbaugh’s Los Angeles Chargers could look like in that season opener a mere six months from now.
The Los Angeles Chargers have made several key moves to bolster their roster in the first few days of free agency and the new league year. The Chargers are limited by having only five picks in the upcoming NFL draft.
The Los Angeles Chargers have found themselves weathering the storm of a rough free agency period. With intriguing possible signees flying off the board, including re-sign candidates like Odafe Oweh and Zion Johnson, it has led the Chargers to find hyperspecific fits to add to their roster.
After a few days of work by general manager Joe Hortiz and head coach Jim Harbaugh, the roster of the Los Angeles Chargers has a lot of familiar faces and a few new ones.
The Los Angeles Chargers just sent a massive shockwave through the league by ensuring the “Mack Attack” stays right where it belongs. By re-signing future Hall of Famer Khalil Mack to a one-year, $18 million extension, General Manager Joe Hortiz and Head Coach Jim Harbaugh have sent a crystal-clear message to the rest of the AFC.
Denzel Perryman will be back in Los Angeles next season. The veteran linebacker is re-signing with the Chargers, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
The Los Angeles Chargers are a team with a good roster, a great head coach in Jim Harbaugh, and a quarterback in Justin Herbert who has all the talent in the world.
The Los Angeles Chargers have added another player to a crowded running back room. The move begs the question: Who among them will be on the roster Week 1 in September?
The Chargers are hanging on to their special teams ace. Del’Shawn Phillips is re-signing with the team, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero. Phillips will be getting a two-year contract, per Pelissero.
The Los Angeles Chargers are re-signing special teams standout Del'Shawn Phillips to a two-year, $7.5 million contract worth up to $10.5 million in incentives, the NFL Network reported on Wednesday.
The Chargers announced on Saturday that they have agreed to terms with the nine-time Pro Bowl linebacker on a one-year deal that will keep him in Los Angeles for the 2026 season.