The Los Angeles Chargers officially processed four roster moves on Friday including placing veteran WR Mike Williams on the left squad list. The full list of roster moves include: WR Dez Fitzpatrick and DB Jordan Oladokun reverted to injured reserve after clearing waivers.
It took just one extra, end-of-July preseason game for the Los Angeles Chargers to get over the sting of losing veteran wide receiver Mike Williams to
As shocking as Mike Williams' retirement from the NFL was, it presented an opportunity for someone in the LA Chargers' wide receiver room to step up. Early on, fifth-round pick KeAndre Lambert-Smith is the one rising to the occasion.
How many of the players to throw for 4,000 yards in a single season most recently for each NFL franchise can you name in five minutes?
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — KeAndre Lambert-Smith, the Los Angeles Chargers’ fifth-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, has turned heads during training camp, showcasing the speed and playmaking ability that made him a standout at Auburn.
Another NFL season means more potentially memorable moments from Monday Night Football. Here are 25 of the most notable to date.
Seemingly wanting to add a veteran presence to the wide receiver room alongside youngsters Ladd McConkey and Quentin Johnston, the LA Chargers opted to bring back Mike Williams, signing the 30-year-old to a one-year contract in the early days of free agency.
Los Angeles Chargers fans are itching for their team to sign a wide receiver to bolster their aerial attack, especially in the wake of Mike Williams' retirement.
The news has been out for some time now: Mike Williams retired from the Los Angeles Chargers last week. The news was shocking, especially after Williams decided to come back to the team that drafted him following stints with the Jets and Steelers in 2024.
The Los Angeles Chargers entered training camp with cautious optimism about their rebuilt wide receiver corps. But that optimism took a significant hit when veteran wideout Mike Williams unexpectedly announced his retirement — a development that stunned the organization and left a glaring hole in an already thin position group.
The Los Angeles Chargers were dealt a massive blow at the start of training camp, as wide receiver Mike Williams announced his sudden retirement. That left the Chargers in quite a pickle, as Williams represented the only veteran receiver Los Angeles signed this offseason, and LA lacked proven wide receiver depth with Williams.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
The Los Angeles Chargers were blindsided last week when veteran wideout Mike Williams announced his retirement. The former Chargers' first-round pick in 2017 spent seven seasons with the Bolts, before spending 2024 with the New York Jets and Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Los Angeles Chargers have had a few swings and misses when it comes to the wide receiver position over the last year. Most recently, they brought back Mike Williams to be the primary 'X' receiver opposite of Ladd McConkey.
One of the biggest and most widely reported stories of the NFL offseason was the Los Angeles Chargers and their desperate need for a quality wide receiver.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are always looking for ways to improve the team, whether they get a slight depth upgrade, or a blockbuster deal that sends shockwaves around the NFL.
The Los Angeles Chargers were thrown a curveball recently when wide receiver Mike Williams decided to call it a career. Granted, not much was really expected of Williams after he had a down year in 2024, but his retirement does leave what was already a shaky Chargers wide receivers room in a tougher spot.
When Mike Williams announced his retirement on the first day of Los Angeles Chargers training camp, Los Angeles was left scrambling to fill a major void in their receiving corps.
The Pittsburgh Steelers were a very minor piece of wide receiver Mike Williams' NFL career. Acquiring him before the 2025 NFL Trade Deadline, he played just nine games in a Steelers' uniform.
Mike Williams shocked everyone when he announced his retirement from football at the start of Los Angeles Chargers training camp, and it certainly put the Chargers in a bind.
How many of the players to lead the NFL in yards-per-reception since 2000 can you name in five minutes?
After the Williams news broke, Herbert spoke about missing out on a reunion that wasn't meant to be.
Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams has decided to retire, and the surprising news has called attention to one of the most impressive statistics you will ever see.
According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Mike Williams has officially announced his retirement from the NFL, just before the Chargers kick off training camp on July 23.
Veteran wide receiver Mike Williams is walking away from the NFL. Williams informed the Los Angeles Chargers on Wednesday night that he has decided to retire, according to multiple reports.
According to Adam Schefter, Chargers WR Mike Williams has informed the team that he has decided to retire from the NFL. The Chargers officially started
The Los Angeles Chargers signed Mike Williams to a cheap one-year deal earlier in the offseason, but the former first-round pick is currently battling an injury and will begin training camp on the Physically Unable to Perform list.
The Los Angeles Chargers have placed five players on the active/PUP list to start training camp, per the NFL transaction wire. The full list includes:
After a one‑year hiatus spent with the Jets and Steelers, veteran wide receiver Mike Williams is back in powder blue, rejoining the Chargers team that drafted him seventh overall in 2017.
The Pittsburgh Steelers acquired Mike Williams from the New York Jets at the midseason trade deadline in 2024.
Get the latest news and rumors, customized to your favorite sports and teams. Emailed daily. Always free!