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Chargers linebacker Del'Shawn Phillips is one of the best special teams players in the NFL, earning second team All-Pro honors in 2025. The Chargers brought him back this offseason on a two-year extension. Giving the Phillips a place to call home. Jaime Maggio caught up with Phillips as he gets ready for the regular season.
The Chargers recently honored 14 Bolt Academy scholars at SoFi Stadium. The program prepares and empowers young people to become change agents for issues that impact them the most.
Chargers star Khalil Mack and his wife, rapper and actress Brianna Perry Mack, donated 600 free meals to local kids and families to kick off the back-to-school season.
Chargers host special flag football tournament between 11 local military bases with the winning team receiving free tickets to Chargers home game
Chargers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh sits down with Jim Hill and there was no shortage of compliments exchanged between the two legends.
Our Chris Hayre caught up with several Chargers legends and Pro Football Hall of Famers celebrating the Hall of Fame induction of Antonio Gates.
Najee Harris joined the Chargers this offseason and is already giving back. Holding a free one-day football camp for youth players.
The Chargers have a new running back, signing Najee Harris this week. After spending his first 4 seasons in the league with the Steelers, Harris is now a Charger and talks about his move west with Chris Hayre.
The Chargers' first season under head coach Jim Harbaugh has come to a disappointing end after suffering an embarrassing 32-12 loss to the Houston Texans in the AFC Wild Card round.
If the desperate San Diego Chargers are to save their season, they'll have to do it against the blue-collar AFC North.
San Diego doesn't have a lot going for them as they head into this weekend's game, and morale surely has to be low in the locker room. Well, it doesn't appear as if it will be too much higher after the game as the Ravens are pushing for a high playoff seed and won't let the faltering Chargers stand in their way.
The Chargers need a win this week for more pride than anything, but a weak and injured offensive line may end up hurting them again. If not careful, that same line could also be the reason that Philip Rivers gets hurts as well.
Over the next three weekends, the San Diego Chargers face the 8-2 Baltimore Ravens, 5-5 Cincinnati Bengals, and 6-4 Pittsburgh Steelers (on the road). Yes, the good mathematician will tell you that those three teams are a combined 19-11, so there are no easy games during that three-week stretch.
As the San Diego Chargers head into the final six games of what is shaping up as a third straight season of missing the playoffs, one can't help but think if the days of Antonio Gates in a Chargers' uniform are winding down, too.
For those that had the stamina to watch Sunday's tilt in Denver against the Broncos, the same old problems came back to bite the San Diego Chargers when all was said and done.
Good news for tailgaters is that the Q is equipped with bathrooms conveniently located and easily accessible throughout the parking lots and stadium – you just need to know where to go. If you park it right, running to the little boys' or girls' room won't put a damper on your tailgating gala.
So, as the two get set to meet Sunday afternoon in the Mile High City, essentially the season is on the line for the Chargers, who limp into Denver losers of four of their last five games.
If the San Diego Chargers lose to the Denver Broncos on Sunday, the Bolts all but end their hopes of catching Denver (6-3) for first place in the AFC West.
With a win, the Chargers remain in the hunt for the AFC West title. Drop their fifth game in their last six contests, and the Bolts might as well start thinking about the 2013 campaign.
