Photo by Tony Ding/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Chargers need more running backs and George Holani could very well be a late-round flier for LA. The reports of Chargers meeting with running back prospects expected to come off the board on day three continue with just one day to go until the 2024 NFL Draft’s opening night. Per Justin Melo of The Draft Network, the Chargers met with Boise State running back George Holani during the team’s local pro day.. Holani played five seasons with the Broncos and ended his career with 3,596 rushing yards and 27 touchdowns. He also caught 88 passes f ..read more

Photo by David Rosenblum/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Your source for all Chargers and NFL news from around the web. Good morning, Chargers fans! The 2024 NFL Draft is just one night away! To celebrate the occasion, I want you all to shoutout your favorite player in the entire class. For me, I can’t help but love a big running back that refuses to be brought down. Florida State’s Trey Benson has been a blast to watch and he recently set the record for most forced missed tackles charter by Pro Football Focus in a single season. He’s also 6’1 and over 220 pounds. That’s an easy way to win my ..read more

Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images In our first 7-round mock draft of the offeason, we have Jim Harbaugh letting his Big Ten bias show by filling his first draft with familiar faces. The 2024 NFL Draft is just two days away and it wouldn’t be a normal draft season unless I got out at least one seven-mock draft for you all to criticize ahead of Thursday night. As we know, the Chargers are reportedly on the fence in regards to taking a wide receiver or offensive tackle with their first-round pick on Thursday night. Some reporters are stressing how much Jim Harbaugh has said he wants to run t ..read more

Photo by Bob Levey/Getty Images The Chargers will need to come away with a receiver early on in this year’s draft and Xavier Legette could be that guy for Jim Harbaugh and Co. Heading into opening night of the 2024 NFL Draft, the Chargers seem to be on the fence about nabbing one of the class’ top wideouts or selecting the year’s top offensive tackle. Whichever direction they choose to go in on Thursday will then obviously affect where they go from there. If the Chargers take Marvin Harrison Jr. or Malik Nabers, they could end up sticking with Trey Pipkins at right tackle or finding a developm ..read more

Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images Philip Rivers was always the biggest competitor on the Chargers during his tenure and that hasn’t changed now that he’s training future NFL passers. Philip Rivers hasn’t suited up for an NFL game since the 2020 season with the Colts, but the former face of the Chargers franchise is still keeping himself in performing shape while training some of the top quarterback prospects in this year’s draft. In a recent interview with ESPN’s Kevin Clark, North Carolina’s Drake Maye admitted that him and his fellow trainees are still being taken to school by the elder ..read more

The Broncos only needed to take a page out of the Chargers’ book for re-designing a uniform kit but that just wasn’t in the cards for the divisional rival. Another new uniform reveal for a NFL team, another complete disappointment from the fan base. It’s easy to look down on other franchises attempting to re-design their looks when you’re the Los Angeles Chargers. If there’s anything the team got right over the past five years, it was the decision to draft Justin Herbert and their uniform re-design in April of 2020. The Chargers managed to not only get the design right, but they also hit the ..read more

Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images Your source for all Chargers and NFL news from around the web. Good morning, Chargers fans! Boy, does it sure feel good to type those words again after so long. With the NFL draft this week, there was no way I was going to miss it, even with remaining parental leave. I’m back for the next seven days to cover the event before finishing off the final six weeks of leave. My official and final return date is June 10th which will take us right up to around the start of OTAs and mandatory minicamps. Thank you all for your continued support. Let’s have some fun this ..read more

John David Mercer-USA TODAY Sports If you’re wondering when Jim Harbaugh will take his first Michigan Wolverine, the answer is probably Day 2. NFL teams are allowed 30 pre-draft visits with prospects between the NFL Combine and the start of the draft — which happens to kick off this Thursday. At the moment, 22 of the Los Angeles Chargers’ private visits have been reported, according to tracking from Sportskeeda and WalterFootball. For what it’s worth, USC receiver Brenden Rice (son of Jerry), UCLA running back Carson Steele and UCLA edge rusher Laiatu Latu do not count against the Chargers’ pr ..read more

Thomas Shea-USA TODAY Sports Anonymous scout season is silly. Let’s lean in. We’re getting close to the NFL draft, which means we’re hitting the height of silly season – improbable rumors are treated as truth and teams and agents are in the midst of character assassination campaigns to manipulate the draft in their favor. Along the way, you learn some pretty interesting nuggets, so long as you can separate the wheat from the chaff. Instead of being careful about that, I wanted to take a look at what anonymous scouts saw fit to say about the players most commonly mocked to the Los Angeles Charg ..read more

Kiyoshi Mio-USA TODAY Sports Roman Wilson recently remarked that he expected Jim Harbaugh to draft a number of Michigan prospects. With so many in this year’s draft, is that likely? How often have former college head coaches drafted from their previous stops? In a recent episode of the NFL on Fox Podcast, former Michigan wide receiver Roman Wilson remarked that he wouldn’t be surprised if Jim Harbaugh’s Los Angeles Chargers drafted a number of Michigan alums in the upcoming 2024 NFL Draft. Intuitively, that’s pretty appealing — it’s a national championship team and five of their players could ..read more