Unless last year's injury issue becomes the norm, Allen is likely to prove he's still in the upper echelon of receivers in the NFL.
Two more Chargers were revealed to have made the list Tuesday: edge rusher Khalil Mack at No. 38 and quarterback Justin Herbert at No. 32. Mack was not on last year's edition of the list, while Herbert came in at No. 40.
The results of a recent survey of NFL personnel has landed Herbert among the top tier of NFL quarterbacks, ahead of some big names who are more accomplished.
The top of the depth chart is pretty much set for the Chargers. Aside from some potential shuffling at defensive back and a joust between Joshua Palmer and rookie Quentin Johnston for the No. 3 receiver gig, L.A. doesn't have a whole lot to worry about at the top of the roster. One starting job that is very much up for grabs is the kicker job.
Chargers rusher Joey Bosa may have missed 12 games in 2022, but his reputation still precedes him among his NFL cohort.
Herbert discussed his new extension as the Chargers head to camp looking to take the next step in 2023.
The tight end battle is pivotal for the execution of new offensive coordinator Kellen Moore's system.
The evening before the Chargers hit the practice field in Costa Mesa, Calif., to kick off training camp, the team has locked in its star quarterback Justin Herbert to a five-year, $262.5M contract extension, making Herbert the highest-paid quarterback in NFL history, per ESPN.
With Austin Ekeler placated enough with his contract situation to report to Chargers camp on Tuesday, the spotlight falls on the battle behind Ekeler for the No. 2 running back job.
With the majority of L.A.'s starters returning, this edition of camp won't feature many position battles at the top of the depth chart — with defensive back and kicker as the exceptions.
The recent changes from the Chargers open the door for impactful years from a couple of players. Here's one from each side of the ball.
This week, Pro Football Focus is slowly rolling out it's "PFF50" list — the 50 best players in the NFL right now. Justin Herbert and Joey Bosa were the two Chargers players expected to be included, and as of Wednesday morning both have appeared on the list.
The Chargers 2023 rookie class reports on Wednesday. While the top of the roster is mostly filled out, there is wiggle room further down the depth chart where some of these rookies could make an impact.
On Monday, ESPN posted NFL insider Jeremy Fowler's QB rankings, which include input from coaches, scouts and executives. To the surprise of no one, the top three QBs were Kansas City's Patrick Mahomes, Cincinnati's Joe Burrow and Buffalo's Josh Allen.
ESPN's Seth Walder and Mike Clay have unveiled their NFL roster rankings, with the Chargers coming in seventh. But did the duo correctly identify the team's strongest unit?
Chargers wide receiver Quentin Johnston has the ninth-best odds to win Associated Press Offensive Rookie of the Year. But the path to the award is littered with potholes.
The time has come for the 2020 quarterback draft class to be paid, but the timing may be tricky as the players wait to reset the market.
Coming off a season in which they blew the third-largest lead in NFL playoff history, the the Los Angeles Chargers and their QB, Justin Herbert, nonetheless seem primed for a big 2023.
The Buffalo Bills enter a Super Bowl-or-bust season in 2023. But did they do enough to help their franchise quarterback?