The Los Angeles Chargers offensive line has dealt with a significant amount of injuries this season. Only two linemen have played every snap this season.
Not every first-round pick is destined for failure after a slow start to their career. Just ask LA Chargers guard Zion Johnson, who was written off as a draft bust but has quietly rewritten his own narrative during the 2025 season.
One name has continually come up when discussing the lack of moves the LA Chargers made to address the interior offensive line this offseason: Brandon Scherff.
The Los Angeles Chargers starting offensive line is officially set. Zion Johnson is a part of it, but he won't be at center. The starting five will be Rashawn Slater at left tackle, Johnson at left guard, Bradley Bozeman at center, Mekhi Becton at right guard and Joe Alt at right tackle, according to Daniel Popper of the Athletic.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
Los Angeles Chargers first-round picks flirting with the bust label received a heavy dose of unexpected pressure over the last week. First up is offensive lineman Zion Johnson, the team’s first-rounder in 2022.
The center battle between Zion Johnson and Bradley Bozeman is one of the biggest LA Chargers storylines to watch this summer. Johnson got the starting nod in the first preseason game on Thursday and unfortunately, dug himself a tough hole to get out of.
The Los Angeles Chargers invested a lot in Zion Johnson before current head coach Jim Harbaugh even arrived, but the passionate and quirky leader is still intent on maximizing the 25-year-old offensive lineman’s abilities.
After three years as a struggling guard, the LA Chargers are experimenting with Zion Johnson at center. The results in camp have been mixed, prompting Johnson to get snaps with the second-team offense shortly before Thursday's Hall off Fame Game against the Detroit Lions.
The Los Angeles Chargers and head coach Jim Harbaugh will make the most of the extra preseason game this summer, starting Thursday during the Hall of Fame
The Los Angeles Chargers managed to win 11 games last season in spite of some very obvious holes on certain parts of the roster, and they didn't really fully address any of them this offseason.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
Zion Johnson has become a hot topic of conversation around the LA Chargers during training camp. The 2022 first-round pick has not lived up to his first-round billing this point in his career, leading the Chargers to decline his fifth-year rookie option and experiment with a position change.
One move the Los Angeles Chargers made this offseason that flew slightly under the radar was sliding Zion Johnson to center. The Bolts' handed Mekhi Becton a two year, $20 million deal to slot in at right guard, so Johnson needed a new home.
One of the biggest storylines surrounding the LA Chargers at the start of training camp is the ongoing offensive line debacle. After a year in which the interior offensive line really struggled, the Chargers' solution, outside of making one addition in Mekhi Becton, was to simply swap Zion Johnson and Bradley Bozeman.
With an appearance in the NFL Hall of Fame Game on the schedule, the Los Angeles Chargers got to work earlier than most teams, with their 2025 training camp already underway.
Every single NFL team enters training camp with a list of questions about the roster and the upcoming season. Some questions are more pressing than others, and for the LA Chargers, there is one question that stands above the rest.
The Los Angeles Chargers decided to let one of the offseason’s biggest needs go unaddressed, unless Jim Harbaugh and Co. get credit for…swapping two of
As the Los Angeles Chargers prepare to open training camp on July 17, one of the most intriguing competitions on the roster is unfolding along the offensive line.
The Los Angeles Chargers bolstered their offensive line in the offseason, and the new additions could lead to a Zion Johnson trade. A first-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, the Boston College product has never quite played up to that first-round draft capital but has remained a solid starter.
The Los Angeles Chargers have told anyone who would listen that they aren’t throwing in the proverbial towel on former first-round pick Zion Johnson just
The Los Angeles Chargers have been fairly quiet the last several months, which is strange considering they entered offseason with expansive cap room. General manager Joe Hortiz has decided to take a conservative approach, spending money on a bunch of decent players to fill out the roster rather than going for broke on stars.
With their first-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, the Los Angeles Chargers selected Zion Johnson out of Boston College in the hopes that he could help shore up their offensive line.
The Kansas City Chiefs can always take solace in the fact that the Los Angeles Chargers will always find a way to not quite squeeze all the potential out of their best teams.
Since being selected in the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft, Los Angeles Chargers offensive lineman Zion Johnson has been a polarizing figure among fans.
The dust has finally settled from the 2025 NFL Draft, and the Los Angeles Chargers came away with a nice haul headlined by running back Omarion Hampton.
The Chargers are declining offensive guard Zion Johnson‘s fifth-year option, according to Daniel Popper of The Athletic, setting up the 2022 No. 17 pick to hit free agency in 2026.
Zion Johnson was drafted 17th overall in 2022 by the Los Angeles Chargers. At Boston College, he had experience playing in both the tackle and guard positions on the left side.