Tag: Los Angeles Chargers

Philip Rivers signed a one-day contract to retire with the Chargers. It came more than four years after his initial retirement announcement.

Thanks for the fun new meme, Jim Harbaugh.

Frank Schwab is previewing all 32 teams this summer, with a new preview dropping each weekday leading up to the Hall of Fame game.

Kris Rhim is a reporter for NFL Nation at ESPN. Kris covers the Los Angeles Chargers, including coach Jim Harbaugh’s franchise-altering first season (https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/41068072/los-angeles-chargers-2024-preview-jim-harbaugh-culture). Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh promised championships when he took the lectern at his introductory news conference last February. L.A. is hoping to make good on Harbaugh’s championship promise in 2025.

The Justin Herbert disrespect has reached new levels this offseason. Of course, the main knock against Herbert has been his unfortunate postseason record, as he now stands 0-2. The Los Angeles Chargers star has taken a beating by the media this offseason. The four interception performance against the Texans last season certainly didn’t help his […]

Philip Rivers has officially retired as a member of the Los Angeles Chargers – the franchise where he spent 16 of his 17 seasons – nearly five years after his last NFL appearance. Although he played his final year with the Indianapolis Colts, Rivers chose to conclude his career with the team that defined it. […]

The Los Angeles Chargers looked ahead of schedule in the Jim Harbaugh era. Harbaugh recharged this franchise into a playoff contender again. This time expectations are higher with NFL Training Camp forthcoming. Except not everything is complete for the Bolts. They still face a fatal flaw — one they must address in El Segundo immediately. […]

The VFL will hope to stick with a team he was with briefly in 2024

Mike Williams’ career in the NFL has come to an end. Here, we take one final look at his shining moment.

It’s been a while since longtime NFL quarterback Philip Rivers has suited up in a game. Rivers has played his final game, and he’s ending his career as a member of the Los Angeles Chargers. Rivers announced his retirement in a video posted by the Chargers on social media.

Two years after a jet-ski collision left him with a torn ACL and threatened to end his career, Hines earned a contract following a Monday workout with the Chargers.

The Los Angeles Chargers and Detroit Lions have already kicked off training camp. Rookies for several other teams have also reported. The NFL season is underway. The road to San Francisco for Super Bowl 60 begins in the grueling summer heat.

One former Chicago Bears $80 million playmaker could be heading to a familiar team this fall.

The Los Angeles Chargers are going to be looking for depth at wide receiver once again this offseason after Mike Williams announced his shocking retirement at the start of training camp. The team thankfully got a deal done with second-round pick Tre Harris, who the franchise is hoping will become a deadly duo with Ladd […]

One of the best players in recent memory to suit up for the USC Trojans, linebacker Tuli Tuipulotu, has been making his presence felt in the NFL. Tuipulotu has quietly become a reliable member of the Chargers’ defensive unit since being drafted in the second round of the 2023 NFL Draft. After earning a role […]

Former NFL quarterback Cam Newton has never been shy about revealing his opinions on a whole variety of subjects, and that includes ranking players at his very position. Recently, ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler polled NFL executives and personnel people on the top 10 quarterbacks currently playing, and Herbert came in at No. 7. This clearly had […]

The Los Angeles Chargers got a head start on the beginning of training camp, as the team will meet the Detroit Lions in the Hall of Game at the end of July. Along with the Lions, the Chargers came into camp less than 100%, but the Chargers recently got some good news involving the return […]

Los Angeles Chargers offensive coordinator Greg Roman surely understands that he doesn’t have a ton of proven weapons to work with in the aerial attack heading into 2025, but for now, he will have to make do with what he has. Following the retirement of Mike Williams, the Chargers essentially have Ladd McConkey and Quentin […]

The Los Angeles Chargers followed the rest of the NFL while ending the holdout of second-round receiver Tre Harris. Harris, like the bulk of the second-round picks this year, held out while aiming for more guaranteed money in his contract after the first two picks in the round this year got fully guaranteed deals. Now […]

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. Ladd […]