Los Angeles Chargers safety Derwin James is one of the best in the NFL at what he does. That factoid has never really been up for debate. James pushed that narrative further a season ago, being a versatile standout in first-time coordinator Jesse Minter’s defense,

NFL Media's Tom Blair set out to build the best NFL roster while staying under the 2025 salary cap, and included were two members of the Chargers.

After missing last year (on-field, at least) due to injury, J.J. McCarthy takes the reins as QB1 in Minnesota. Will the 2024 10th overall pick reward the faith of head coach Kevin O'Connell and general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah, who let Sam Darnold walk this offseason? And if he doesn't, could a Kirk Cousins reunion be in line?

Just to rub some salt in an open wound, the No. 1 tight end was Brock Bowers, who plays for the Las Vegas Raiders. Another AFC West rival made the cut, with Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs earning the No. 4 spot. Even the Denver Broncos got an honorable mention with Evan Engram, a player fans were clamoring for this offseason.

Fans are sending prayers to Los Angeles Chargers running back Najee Harris after he suffered a “superficial injury” to his eye.

The Chargers and Nike hosted the 5th Annual 11ON event, bringing together tackle football programs from across Southern California. Over 500 athletes participated, with Chargers wide receiver Tre Harris,

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/chargers as Chargers quietly boast one of NFL’s most intriguing contract sagas. When it came time to pay up big for quarterback Justin Herbert, the Los Angeles Chargers happily broke open the checkbook and threw down the big numbers.