Ahead of the NFL schedule release, the vibe around the Los Angeles Chargers has shifted dramatically. And we're not just talking about a recluse Justin Herbert showing up in a Madison Beer music video. Those Chargers hit the NFL draft and traded around, turning what was initially five picks into eight selections.
The Buffalo Bills and Baltimore Ravens are desperate to finally reach the mountaintop after moving on from their longtime head coaches, the Kansas City
The Los Angeles Chargers announced they signed five draft picks on Friday, including fourth-round OT Travis Burke, fourth-round S Genesis Smith, fifth-round DL Nick Barrett, sixth-round OL Logan Taylor, and sixth-round OL Alex Harkey.
The news that the Los Angeles Chargers would host free agent tight end David Njoku on a visit sort of came and went. Njoku was apparently slated for a visit with the Chargers to start the week.
You have to go back to 2009 and the days of quarterback Philip Rivers, head coach Norv Turner, and Hall of Famers LaDainian Tomlinson (in his final season with the team) and Antonio Gates to find the last time the Chargers won a division title.
The Los Angeles Chargers have bolstered their roster and added to the depth across the board through the 2026 NFL draft. General manager Joe Hortiz entered the draft with five selections and through trades, ended up leaving Pittsburgh with eight draft picks.
Veteran quarterback Taylor Heinicke, who went from undrafted to a playoff starter in the NFL, announced his retirement on Thursday. "For 25 years, I had the pleasure to play this great sport of football," Heinicke wrote in an Instagram post.
If you wrote a movie script about a guy crashing on his sister’s couch, taking online math classes, and suddenly getting a call to go trade blows with Tom Brady in a playoff game, Hollywood executives would laugh you out of the room, but that is exactly what Taylor Heinicke did.
Former Chargers QB Taylor Heinicke announced on social media that he is retiring from the NFL. Heinicke, 33, wound up signing on with the Vikings as an undrafted free agent out of Old Dominion back in 2015.
Taylor Heinicke is calling it a career. The veteran quarterback announced on Instagram that he’s decided to retire. “For 25 years, I had the pleasure to play this great sport of football,” Heinicke wrote.
The early-round picks get most of the headlines, but the later rounds are where championships are often built. These 25 late-round picks from the 2026 draft have a chance to make impacts as rookies and beyond.
The Los Angeles Chargers made some key re-sigings in free agency before the draft, highlighted, but not limited to, getting Khalil Mack back under contract. But the roster churn after Year 2 of the Jim Harbaugh era was always going to be immense.
Shawne Merriman, a former NFL linebacker who spent the majority of his career with the San Diego Chargers (now Los Angeles Chargers), is being taken to federal court.
It’s getting largely overlooked on the national scene for bigger talking points, but the Los Angeles Chargers left their traditional comfort zone and got
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is stepping into the music world after appearing in the teaser for Madison Beer's upcoming "Lovergirl" music video.
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is known for his howitzer-throwing arm, his flowing hair, and his relatively reclusive personality. Herbert has played games and gone out of his way to avoid the Chargers social media team.
It’s a little odd, but Los Angeles Chargers running back Omarion Hampton has seemingly fallen all the way off the radar. Hampton, the No. 22 pick just one year ago, averaged 4.4 yards per carry with four scores over nine appearances as a rookie.
Jim Harbaugh’s team had a somewhat quiet off-season in terms of veteran additions. However, the onus for the Los Angeles Chargers this year was to upgrade an offensive line that was beset by injuries at both tackle spots and suffered from poor play on the interior.
The Los Angeles Chargers never really hit on the big trade some outsiders expected for them. Instead, the Chargers and general manager Joe Hortiz remained in a conservative shell for most of the offseason, through free agency and right on into the draft. That’s not to say the Chargers didn’t upgrade the roster.
The draft is officially behind us, and the Chargers actually did what they were supposed to do, which was add some backups where needed (especially along the offensive line), and add a possible starter at edge rusher.
The Chargers just locked Quentin Johnston into a roughly $18 million fully guaranteed salary for 2027, exercising his fifth-year option days before the May 1 deadline.
Former Pro Bowl tight end David Njoku has a visit set up on Monday with an AFC contender. Njoku will visit with the Los Angeles Chargers, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
The Los Angeles Chargers announced they have exercised the fifth-year option for WR Quentin Johnston. That puts him under contract through the 2027 season.