The Los Angeles Chargers have, like really no other team, felt the difference between an elite level c center to arguably the league's worst center. After big-fish free agent signee Corey Linsley had to suddenly retire due to heart issues, the Chargers pivoted to veteran Greg Roman disciple, Bradley Bozeman.
An Instagram post went live on a Monday in February, and the Chargers’ offensive line problem got worse before it got better. Bradley Bozeman, the starting center for Los Angeles, signed to stabilize its interior, posted photos from three franchises, thanked his wife, Nikki, and three kids by name, and walked away from professional football.
After giving the last eight years of his life to three different NFL franchises, veteran center Bradley Bozeman is calling it a career. The 31-year-old
How many of the active NFL players to rush for at least 150 yards in a game can you name in five minutes?
He started 33 games in two seasons in L.A., but he was a cut candidate due to his underperforming play.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
After eight seasons in the NFL, Chargers center Bradley Bozeman is hanging up his cleats. The 31-year-old announced his retirement on Instagram on Monday (via Adam Schefter of ESPN).
The Los Angeles Chargers had some tough decisions to make this offseason with key names. Starting center and captain Bradley Bozeman was one of those,
Well it's no secret that the Los Angeles Chargers have one of the worst offensive lines in football. Their top two tackles in Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt were lost for the season due to injuries.
Los Angeles Chargers center Bradley Bozeman might be the most embattled player on the team in the eyes of the fanbase. Bozeman was justifiably pinpointed as a weak point last season and into the offseason.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
Los Angeles Chargers offensive lineman Bradley Bozeman attempted an embarrassing flop during Sunday’s game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Bozeman made a rather misguided attempt to draw a penalty after disengaging from edge rusher Josh Hines-Allen during the second quarter of Sunday’s game at EverBank Stadium in Jacksonville, Fla.
The 2025 NFL season has surpassed its midway point and with it went the 2025 NFL trade deadline. With no moves impacting future roster-building, LA Chargers fans now have a definitive idea of what the team will need next spring to continue building on the Jim Harbaugh-led foundation.
The priority now for the Los Angeles Chargers should be protecting Justin Herbert at all costs. Injuries to the offensive line have derailed that idea, but the Bolts have the opportunity to turn that around with the NFL trade deadline coming up.
The Los Angeles Chargers have droves of offensive line injuries and a big red flag at center with Bradley Bozeman soaking up much of the criticism for
Los Angeles Chargers fans noticed something different about the snapshots from practice this week ahead of the game against the Indianapolis Colts. In
As the Los Angeles Chargers have climbed to 4-2 on the season, their overall solid performance so far has not been without its seriously ugly spots, including, most notably, the sub-par play and injury troubles of the offensive line.
As the Los Angeles Chargers' offensive line continues to struggle, injuries to Rashawn Slater, Mekhi Becton and Joe Alt have severely hurt their chances of putting together a viable unit.
The Los Angeles Chargers managed to win 11 games last season in spite of some very obvious holes on certain parts of the roster, and they didn't really fully address any of them this offseason.
The Los Angeles Chargers decided to let one of the offseason’s biggest needs go unaddressed, unless Jim Harbaugh and Co. get credit for…swapping two of
The Los Angeles Chargers are reshuffling their offensive line in 2025, experimenting with a notable position switch: moving former first-round pick Zion Johnson to center and sliding veteran Bradley Bozeman out to left guard, according to Daniel Popper of The Athletic.
The Chargers announced Monday that they have extended the contract of C Bradley Bozeman. Bozeman, 30, was drafted by the Ravens in the sixth round out of Alabama in 2018.
The Chargers have already had conversations about bringing back C Bradley Bozeman next season, according to GM Joe Hortiz. “We want everyone back,” Hortiz said, via ChargersWire.com when asked about the possibility of Bozeman returning.
The interior of the offensive line in front of Justin Herbert has been a sour point for the Los Angeles Chargers this year. So much so, one free agency
The LA Chargers defeated the New Orleans Saints in convincing fashion on Sunday to move to 4-3 on the season. While the final score was lopsided, it was not smooth sailing for the Chargers for all 60 minutes and there certainly was controversy.
The NFL has made it clear that it is going to go out of its way to protect its quarterbacks. If the NFL is serious about it, then it should have no choice but to suspend New Orleans Saints defensive lineman Nathan Shepherd for this deliberately dirty play against Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert on Sunday afternoon.
Los Angeles Chargers QB Justin Herbert is facing massive expectations for the coming NFL campaign.
The Los Angeles Chargers continue to develop their version of Baltimore West.
The Carolina Panthers are reportedly expected to release center Bradley Bozeman into free agency at the start of the league new year this week, according to NFL insider Ian Rapoport.
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