If there was one apparent thing coming out of the Los Angeles Chargers’ playoff loss to the Houston Texans was the need to protect Justin Herbert. Heading into the 2025 season, they invested more at the position by adding right tackle Mekhi Becton and resigning Bradley Bozeman.
The Los Angeles Chargers made a flurry of free-agent signings earlier this offseason, taking advantage of their expansive cap room to bolster their roster in several areas.
A member of the Chargers' coaching staff has departed the franchise. Via Daniel Popper of TheAthletic.com, assistant defensive line coach Will Tukuafu has stepped down for personal reasons.
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert showed up at training camp this week with red eyes. Strange sentence to put out there, yet true. Herbert told reporters like ESPN’s Kris Rhim during a press conference that the red contact lenses offer UV protection.
In NFL history, 30 players have totaled 1,000 or more receiving yards in their first season in the league. How many of the 30 can you name in five minutes?
With training camp almost here, Jim Harbaugh has added a new assistant to his coaching staff for the Los Angeles Chargers. Harbaugh agreed to become the head coach of the Chargers in 2024 after leading Michigan to a national title.
Los Angeles Chargers second-round rookie Tre Harris commanded the headlines at the start of training camp over his brief holdout. In the interim, fifth-round
This past week on The Ringer NFL Show, Diante Lee put Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert at five in his top 10 quarterback list, below Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow.
Just as the Los Angeles Chargers learned they lost a wide receiver to retirement, a rookie at the same position ended his holdout. The latter provided good news for the Chargers player who is under the most pressure entering the 2025 season.
On Thursday, veteran wide receiver Mike Williams informed the Los Angeles Chargers he was retiring. The team brought Williams back this offseason, and was planning for him to have a big role in the offense, but that plan won’t come to fruition.
Mike Williams shocked LA Chargers fans on Thursday when he suddenly retired from professional football. Fans quickly turned from surprise to solution-seeking as Williams leaves behind a hole at wide receiver that may need to be filled.
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The one major knock against Justin Herbert in his career has been his lack of success in the playoffs. It also doesn't help that they're in a division with the Kansas City Chiefs, with Patrick Mahomes being the epitome of playoff success in this generation.
NFL rookies rarely face much drama when it comes to contract haggling, but this offseason has been a little different. In addition to the bizarre Shemar Stewart situation, where he's threatening to return to Texas A&M over signing with the Cincinnati Bengals, 30 of 32 second-round picks were yet to sign as rookie camps began.
After months of speculation about whether the Chargers would address their wide receiver depth in the 2025 NFL Draft, the team doubled down—literally—selecting Tre Harris in the second round and KeAndre Lambert-Smith in the fifth.
The Los Angeles Chargers and head coach Jim Harbaugh made a run to the playoffs last season. Unfortunately, that run came to an end in the Wild Card round of the playoffs on the road against the Houston Texans.
Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams has decided to retire, and the surprising news has called attention to one of the most impressive statistics you will ever see.
The Los Angeles Chargers are signing second-round WR Tre Harris to a rookie contract, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. Harris was officially in a holdout
The Los Angeles Chargers officially announced the expected move of placing RB Najee Harris on the active/non-football injury list. Harris sustained an eye injury suffered in a fireworks accident earlier this month.
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.