Chargers CB Tarheeb Still is willing to play whatever role he needs to in order to compete for a Super Bowl and is ready to show what he can do, noting that he only has team goals for 2026.
It is said that the word “team” stands for “together everybody achieves more.” It sounds like a cliche, but when everyone is focused on the same things, everybody does achieve more, collectively and even individually.
The Los Angeles Chargers aren’t hurting for new roster additions in free agency ahead of training camp. But if there is one thing we know about the Chargers,
How many of the NFL quarterbacks to rack up at least 4,000-passing-yards and toss at least 30 touchdowns in the same season can you name in six minutes?
The Los Angeles Chargers will return for training camp and officially start on July 28th. The team will enter camp with several position groups in heated battles for roster spots, roles and snaps entering the 2026 season.
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.
The Chargers’ social media team recently posted a video showing a number change by starting cornerback Tarheeb Still at practice. After sporting #29 the past two seasons with the Bolts, Still (6’1 196lb) dons the same single-digit number during his time in college with the Maryland Terrapins.
The Los Angeles Chargers are in the middle of OTA's at the moment. Los Angeles has experienced wholesale changes on the offensive side of the ball after moving on from offensive coordinator Greg Roman and signing former Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel.
The Los Angeles Chargers 2026 NFL Draft featured multiple trade downs, which yielded added draft capital that will help solidify this roster and insulate the Bolts from facing the fate former Chargers teams have faced: the injury bug.
The Los Angeles Chargers dropped a close and ugly game against the Houston Texans in a preview of what the playoffs may bring. The Chargers lost this game
The Chargers are currently battling injuries in the secondary. Jim Harbaugh said on Tuesday that it was looking like Tarheeb Still would not play against the Titans.
While the Los Angeles Chargers said goodbye to one popular undrafted free agent this week in a roster move, they’ll be giving another a major chance in
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.
Chargers CB Tarheeb Still had a great game against the Vikings on Thursday Night Football. The whole secondary balled out against Carson Wentz and flustered Minnesota's offense in a dominant win.
To say the LA Chargers have been injury prone this season would be an understatement. The list of injured Chargers is starting to look like a shopping list for Costco, and on Thursday night, standout cornerback Tarheeb Still was added to the fray.
The Los Angeles Chargers had one of the best defenses in the NFL a year ago. Heading into 2025, expect more of the same, as the Bolts are returning most of their starters.
The Los Angeles Chargers weren't big spenders during free agency but still made some impactful signings. One of them being veteran cornerback Donte Jackson to a two-year, $13 million deal to be their CB1 alongside last year's standout Cam Hart.
A year ago, Tarheeb Still and Cam Hart were fifth-round picks trying to earn reps on the Chargers’ defense. Now, heading into Year 2, both defensive backs look like major draft steals — and critical pieces of a secondary poised to become one of the NFL’s best.
Ben Solak of ESPN named Chargers cornerbacks Tarheeb Still and Cam Hart on his list detailing the 20 most important second-year defenders heading into 2025 in an article published early Wednesday morning.
The Los Angeles Chargers are three weeks into training camp, and some players just aren’t shining as brightly as others. Below are five players who need to kick into high gear, especially with the first preseason game kicking off in mere hours.
The Los Angeles Chargers are now knee deep in training camp, and while everyone knows they need help at wide receiver, there is another area in which the Chargers are severely lacking: cornerback.
When the Los Angeles Chargers selected Tarheeb Still in the fifth round of the 2024 NFL Draft, few predicted the immediate impact he would make. But as Daniel Popper of The Athletic wrote, Still turned into “one of the steals of the draft,” capitalizing on a season-ending injury to Asante Samuel Jr.
Tarheeb Still is a major part of the reason the Los Angeles Chargers didn’t make major moves in the defensive secondary this offseason. Sure, the Chargers added Donte Jackson in free agency to potentially compete for that No.
Tarheeb Still’s second NFL offseason has been anything but quiet. The former fifth-round pick out of Maryland is not only competing for a larger role in the Los Angeles Chargers’ secondary — he’s steadily earning it.
NFL officiating is questionable at best these days as some of the rules put in place by the league don't make a lot of sense. There are questionable rules outside of the game as well, including one new rule implemented by the NFL that seems targeted at the LA Chargers.
It’s not every day that your defense steps up, scores a touchdown, and wins you the game. But that’s exactly what happened on Sunday for the Los Angeles Chargers in their 17–13 win over the Atlanta Falcons.
On a day where the offense was not at its best the LA Chargers were still able to defeat the Atlanta Falcons behind a strong defensive showing (and awful Kirk Cousins game).