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

SCOTT CLAUSE/USA TODAY Network / USA TODAY NETWORK We’ve slowly seen a drip feed of leaks about which players might have been invited to the Chargers’ Top 30 event or have otherwise had private visits with the team. How much do these leaks matter? Various players have revealed that they’ve scheduled “Top 30” visits with the Los Angeles Chargers, a part of the pre-draft process that isn’t entirely well understood. These visits are an opportunity for teams to conduct interviews and medical examinations. They also might conduct workout testing, so long as they do not provide transportation to the ..read more

Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports Your source for all Chargers and NFL news from around the web. The Chargers’ 2024 season officially kicked off yesterday when Jim Harbaugh’s ‘Phase One’ of the voluntary offseason workout program was introduced to the players. Good morning, Chargers fans! The dawn of a new era has begun as the Chargers’ 2024 season was officially launched by Jim Harbaugh and his staff when they welcomed their players in for phase one of the offseason program yesterday morning. hiiii pic.twitter.com/hdhNqAJkIf — Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) April 2, 2024 Phases one and two of t ..read more

Photo by Cooper Neill/Getty Images PowderKeg Podcast takes a look at three of the Chargers’ defensive additions through the free agency period so far including Denzel Perryman, Poona ford and Kristian Fulton. Good Morning Bolts From the Blue Family! Jim Harbaugh and Joe Hortiz have made another move to bring in Kristian Fulton, the cornerback formerly of the Tennessee Titans, to add some depth to the Chargers’ new look defense. The Powderkeg Podcast have made an in-depth film study of the Fulton’s fit in Jesse Minter’s scheme alongside similar looks into how Poona Ford and Denzel Perryman will ..read more

Isaiah J. Downing-USA TODAY Sports Perryman played six seasons with the Chargers from 2015 to 2020 He’s back! Linebacker Denzel Perryman has re-signed with the LA Chargers after being absent from the team since 2020. Perryman played six seasons with the Chargers after being selected in the second round (48th overall) in the 2015 NFL Draft. He started 51-of-69 career games played with the Bolts, totaling 349 tackles (250 solo), 26 tackles for loss, five sacks, three interceptions, three forced fumbles and a recovery, according to the Chargers website. he’s baaaack we’ve signed LB denzel perr ..read more

Jim Dedmon-USA TODAY Sports Bozeman played collegiately at Alabama before being drafted by the Ravens in the sixth round of the 2018 NFL Draft. The Chargers continue to make a string of low-cost signings to fill the plethora of holes remaining on the current roster, this time by bringing in former Ravens and Panthers center Bradley Bozeman. front and center we’ve signed C bradley bozeman → https://t.co/jGUOWrsM9M pic.twitter.com/7QNZiWx9Xw — Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) March 18, 2024 The 6'5, 325-pound Bozeman was selected by the Ravens in the sixth round of the 2018 NFL draft where h ..read more