When it comes to notable dropped passes in Los Angeles Chargers training camp so far, much of the attention has gone to rookie wideout Tre Harris. Harris’ drops haven’t been unusual for a rookie, it seems, though they have been more notable because fellow rookie KeAndre Lambert-Smith has enjoyed such a breakout.
Quentin Johnston is one of the more controversial players on the Los Angeles Chargers, as nobody knows what to expect from the former first-round pick as he enters his third season in the league.
The Los Angeles Chargers found a ton of success in year one of Jim Harbaugh's tenure, clinching a spot in the playoffs. While the Chargers were bounced in the wild-card round, there are a lot of reasons for optimism entering year two.
Is it possible that the answer to the Los Angeles Chargers' well-known wide receiver woes is already on their roster? And could it be the most maligned weapon the team has?
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.
Quentin Johnston has been under heavy scrutiny from media and fans over his first two seasons with the Los Angeles Chargers. The former 2023 first-round pick hasn't exactly lived up to expectations just yet.
The Los Angeles Chargers have high expectations as the team enters its second season under head coach Jim Harbaugh. Harbaugh has found success in every stop along his coaching journey, and in his first season in Los Angeles, he led the team to the playoffs.
Los Angeles Chargers wideout Quentin Johnston is at it again. After a fantastic start to training camp over the first few days that featured some viral-worthy
One of the biggest surprises for the Los Angeles Chargers during training camp has been third-year wide receiver Quentin Johnston. The 2023 first-round pick has been showing out during practices, catching everything in sight.
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — Los Angeles Chargers rookie wide receiver Tre Harris is turning heads at training camp, showcasing the skills that made him a second-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.
The Los Angeles Chargers could use an upgrade for their wide receivers room and the Washington Commanders may have someone who can help them out. The Chargers' wide receivers room is shaky.
When the Los Angeles Chargers selected wide receiver Quentin Johnston in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft, they were thinking they landed a big-time vertical threat for Justin Herbert who could potentially revolutionize the offense.
Quentin Johnston is one of the most polarizing players on the LA Chargers and has a bigger spotlight on him than any other player on the team. The former first-round pick has not lived up to expectations thus far and is entering what many believe is a make-or-break season.
Chargers offensive coordinator Greg Roman spoke to the media for the first time since Mike Williams’ abrupt retirement. Like most of the other members of LA’s organization who have spoken on the subject, Roman expressed disappointment that he wouldn’t get to work with Williams.
It's fair to say that Quentin Johnston hasn't exactly lived up to the expectations placed upon him since joining the Los Angeles Chargers. The former No.21 overall pick in 2023 was supposed to be an electric downfield playmaker for the Bolts' offense, but hasn't been able to put together a strong campaign just yet.
While Tre Harris was one of many second-round picks to remain unsigned through mid-July, the rookie made headlines when he was a no-show during the start of Chargers training camp. Well, the unofficial holdout is over.
The sun rose in the East and Quentin Johnston continues to be an issue for the LA Chargers. Stop me if you have heard that one before. The 2023 first-round pick has built quite a negative reputation that has many fans completely checked out heading into his third season.
When the Los Angeles Chargers drafted Quentin Johnston in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft, they envisioned a dynamic deep threat who could evolve into Justin Herbert’s top target.
Saturday marks the reporting date for rookies at the Chargers’ training camp. Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports Tre Harris is absent from the team, however.
Quentin Johnston has had a controversial short career with the LA Chargers, to say the least. Johnston struggled immensely in his rookie season after being taken in the first round (ahead of Zay Flowers and Jordan Addison) and while he took a step forward in his sophomore season, it still wasn't up to speed.
Even at the time of the pick, Quentin Johnston raised eyebrows. And not in a good way. The Los Angeles Chargers had two big-bodied targets in Keenan Allen and Mike Williams but lacked high-end speed.