The Los Angeles Chargers continue to sink further in the 2026 season. Now the Kansas City Chiefs dropped them to 0-6 following the 22-6 loss at Arrowhead Stadium.
Here is how the Chargers moved their roster to the 53-man limit Sunday: RB Jaret Patterson P JK Scott S Noah Avinger LB Lander Burton LS Peter Bowden TE
The Los Angeles Chargers made a move on Sunday by deciding to release veteran safety Tony Jefferson after he had spent the last two seasons with them. ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter reported the news, and it had some people scratching their heads.
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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 Los Angeles Chargers announced earlier on Sunday that veteran safety Tony Jefferson was released from the roster. However, hours later, the organization chose not to cut Jefferson, as he is not part of the 53-man roster.
Minutes after trading cornerback Avery Smith to the Seahawks, the Chargers are subtracting another player from their secondary. The Bolts have released veteran safety Tony Jefferson, per Adam Schefter of ESPN.
According to Adam Schefter, the Chargers have released S Tony Jefferson. He’s a vested veteran and doesn’t have to pass through waivers, so the Chargers
With the departure of Lake McRee and Walker Lyons, the USC Trojans will have a new-look tight end room in 2026, which includes junior Josiah Jefferson. Jefferson, a four-star recruit, was ranked as the No.
The Los Angeles Chargers offseason program is just beginning with voluntary workouts starting and rookie mini camp already in the books. This is the time of the NFL offseason when storylines following the draft begin to write obituaries for players on the bubble or veterans who may be replaced by young draft picks.
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The Los Angeles Chargers are currently ranked at the very bottom of the league in ESPN’s offseason rankings, despite the front office making several low-cost veteran signings.
The Los Angeles Chargers quietly scored a big win for themselves in NFL free agency recently by bringing back veteran safety Tony Jefferson. Jefferson hadn’t seemed happy based on messages sent on social media during his trip to the free-agent market.
The Los Angeles Chargers entered the offseason with a massive list of internal free agents hitting the open market. One of them, fan favorite safety Tony Jefferson, has officially agreed to terms to return to Los Angeles and play for his hometown team for at least one more season.
Tony Jefferson battled injuries for a while, spending the 2020 season out of football. He then spent the 2023 season retired, working as a Ravens scout.
It isn't often a team’s free agent takes to social media to hint at his status with his most recent team, but here comes some intrigue around the Los Angeles
Tony Jefferson has been in the NFL for a long time (2013). The veteran safety has excelled with a handful of different teams, but his time with the Los Angeles Chargers has been special.
Los Angeles Chargers safety Tony Jefferson finally had his punishment from the NFL go public. Jefferson was one of the most high-profile players of the
The Los Angeles Chargers earned a big 16-13 Week 15 win over the Kansas City Chiefs. However, the contest was filled with a ton of drama after Tony Jefferson was controversially ejected from the matchup after being flagged for a hit on Tyquan Thornton.
Los Angeles Chargers safety Tony Jefferson had a bit of a meltdown after he was ejected for a helmet-to-helmet hit during Sunday’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Chargers promoted veteran safety Tony Jefferson from the practice squad to the active roster.
Jordan Schultz reports the Chargers are signing S Tony Jefferson to the 53-man roster from the practice squad. Jefferson, 33, originally signed on with the Cardinals as an undrafted free agent out of Oklahoma back in 2013.
The LA Chargers have done a good job at addressing various roster holes this offseason even if the team hasn't made a big-time signing. Whether or not this is a successful offseason for the Bolts will be determined by whether or not the fliers on the team pan out.
Former Arizona Cardinals defensive back Tony Jefferson is re-signing with the Los Angeles Chargers, as announced by the team. Jefferson first entered the league as an undrafted free agent in 2013 with Arizona before spending the next four seasons with the Cardinals, playing in at least 15 games every year.
According to Jordan Schultz, the Chargers are re-signing S Tony Jefferson to a one-year contract. Jefferson tried his hand at retirement but ended up coming back last year and signing with Los Angeles.
The Los Angeles Chargers reinforced their last line of defense ahead of Sunday's game against the visiting Kansas City Chiefs, signing veteran safety Tony Jefferson to the 53-man roster on Thursday.
Veteran safety Tony Jefferson made the Los Angeles Chargers 53-man roster after a preseason performance to remember against the Dallas Cowboys on Saturday.
The veteran safety, who is looking to come out of retirement, has a tryout lined up with a potential suitor.
The Seahawks could be the perfect fit for a player looking to make an NFL comeback.
Jefferson will attempt a return to the game after a two-year layoff due to an ACL injury.
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