Thursday night football featured the Los Angeles Chargers in their "Super Chargers" uniform as they hosted the Minnesota Vikings. They lived up to the name in a one-sided contest, which ended with a 37-10 win for the home team.
Mekhi Becton was the prized signing of the LA Chargers offseason in 2025. With the second-most cap space in the league heading into the offseason, the Chargers' biggest commitment was their two-year, $20 million deal with Becton.
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The Los Angeles Chargers continue to get pounded by injuries across the board, especially along the offensive line. The Bolts are currently up 7-0 against the Minnesota Vikings, but it came with a hefty price.
The Los Angeles Chargers didn't have the splashiest of NFL offseasons, as their two most high-profile signings—outside of the reunions with Mike Williams (who retired) and Keenan Allen anyway—were running back Najee Harris and offensive guard Mekhi Becton.
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
The Los Angeles Chargers are in need of a major bounce-back win. The Bolts take on a Miami Dolphins squad that is struggling, and there is no better time for an opportunity to get back in the win column.
Following a 27-10 loss to the Washington Commanders, it is easy to say that the Los Angeles Chargers (3-2) have come crashing down to earth. The skeptical fans who refused to buy into Jim Harbaugh’s squad after a 3-0 start to the season seemingly have all the evidence they need to tear down the “the Bolts have arrived” narrative.
The Los Angeles Chargers lost a handful of key players during the Week 5 loss to the Washington Commanders. Tops among those for fans was first-round
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The Chargers will have right guard Mekhi Becton (concussion) and tight end Tucker Fisk (toe) after both were listed as questionable to play today. Becton and Fisk both had full participation on Friday.
As the Los Angeles Chargers enter Week 5 of the NFL season, both injuries and poor play by their offensive line have severely limited their ceiling. Yet
The Los Angeles Chargers remain without a definitive Mekhi Becton injury update ahead of their Week 5 matchup with the Washington Commanders. The guard has battled injuries all season, leaving his status up in the air yet again.
Interior offensive line and wide receiver. LA Chargers fans had a rather short wishlist heading into the 2025 offseason, and the team delivered on one of those wishes.
The Los Angeles Chargers aim to remain undefeated when they take on the New York Giants in Week 4. However, the club is experiencing some injury woes ahead of the contest, and it appears Justin Herbert won’t have his starting right guard protecting him on Sunday, as Mekhi Becton is dealing with an injury.
Mekhi Becton was the most impactful (and most expensive) free-agent signing the LA Chargers made this offseason. The Chargers desperately needed interior offensive line help and found it in the defending Super Bowl champion.
Los Angeles Chargers offensive lineman Mekhi Becton was limited to a 75 percent snap share on Friday night against the Kansas City Chiefs, but things could have been much worse.
Los Angeles Chargers right guard Mekhi Becton has been added to the injury report as questionable for Friday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs due to an illness.
The Chargers' offense received some worrying news ahead of their matchup against the Chiefs in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on Friday night.
The mystery around the injury woes for Los Angeles Chargers offensive lineman Mekhi Becton got just a little more detail this week. Becton missed a big
Signing Mekhi Becton to a two-year, $20 million contract was the only move the LA Chargers made to upgrade the offensive line in the spring. With Rashawn Slater out for the year with a torn patellar tendon, there is probably some regret from the Bolts that they didn't do more.
The Los Angeles Chargers were somewhat disappointed in free agency, spending quite frugally. This led to an upset fanbase expecting the same woes as the 2024 season yielded.
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The Philadelphia Eagles already have made on big move to retain a breakout star this offseason. Could another be on the way? Zack Baun re-signed with the Eagles on a three-year deal after signing a modest one-year deal with Philadelphia last offseason.
The Philadelphia Eagles may hope to retain their star offensive lineman after helping them achieve a Super Bowl victory in 2025.
Well, things didn't take long to get real. The Eagles may be without one of their better offensive starters for the rest of Super Bowl 59, after starting right guard Mekhi Becton left the game on Sunday night with a knee injury.
The Eagles have 18 players set to become free agents in 2025 but some are more important than others. Regardless of what happens in Super Bowl LIX, Philadelphia should do whatever it takes to keep these three.
The Philadelphia Eagles still have unfinished business in Super Bowl LIX but once the season is over, they could struggle to keep these players considered among the NFL’s best available.
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