Top 5 Los Angeles Chargers Quarterbacks Of All-Time

While his stats are relatively underwhelming, Humphries’ toughness and ability to deliver in high-pressure moments made him a fan favorite and a Chargers legend. After all, he is the only Charger quarterback to make the Super Bowl.

His impact on the team’s success in the mid-90s is undeniable, but despite his playoff achievement, he just doesn’t have the stats to back up a higher placement on this list.

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4. Justin Herbert

Justin Herbert burst onto the scene in 2020 with an incredible rookie season and has quickly established himself as one of the league’s most talented quarterbacks. With a rocket for an arm and elite athleticism, the future of the Chargers is built around him.

Although he has yet to see much playoff success, Charger fans are hopeful given his immense ability to lead an offense.

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3. John Hadl

John Hadl was one of the best quarterbacks in the AFL during the late 60s and early 70s. Playing from 1962 to 1972 for the Chargers, Hadl helped lead the team to four AFL title games and was the leader behind the team’s lone AFL Championship in 1963.

2. Dan Fouts

A Hall of Famer and the quarterback who is behind the start of the “Air Coryell” offense, Dan Fouts helped revolutionize the passing game in the NFL.

As a third-round pick, Fouts surpassed expectations and became one of the most prolific passers of his era, leading the league in passing yards multiple times.

1. Philip Rivers

One of the most consistent and underappreciated quarterbacks of all time, Rivers holds nearly every major passing record for the Chargers franchise.

An elite competitor and an iron man, he started over 220 games and led the team to multiple playoff runs. Although he never won a Super Bowl, his leadership and production defined the franchise for over a decade.

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