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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.
For the San Diego Chargers going into the 2012 camp, there certainly appeared to be legitimate questions as to whether or not longtime San Diego kicker Nate Kaeding would keep his job with the Bolts. Nick Novak kicked very well in 2011 after Kaeding suffered a season-ending injury, and Novak is now back with the Chargers after Kaeding suffered another injury.
Forcing the Chiefs into six turnovers (scored 24 points off them), the Bolts got out to an early lead and were never seriously threatened, as San Diego maintained a one-game lead over Denver in the AFC West race.
This weekend, get the whole family involved in football fever and stock your party with Chargers-themed paraphernalia.
San Diego (2-1), which got taken behind the woodshed a weekend ago in a 27-3 loss at home to Atlanta, looks to rebound against a Chiefs squad that may have saved its season in last weekend's overtime victory in New Orleans.
For San Diego (2-1), Sunday's visit to Arrowhead Stadium will say much about where the Chargers are headed after a debilitating loss to the Atlanta Falcons last Sunday. In spite of the loss, the Chargers still lead the AFC West.
Given last year's road debacle at Arrowhead Stadium (23-20 OT loss), a game the Chargers seemingly were about to win on a late field goal before they turned the ball over, San Diego knows that winning games within its division will be crucial this year.
The San Diego Chargers have signed wide receiver Malcolm Floyd to a 3-year extension that will keep him in San Diego through 2015 season.
The locals will tell you that, as military town, San Diego is home to transplants from all over the country, especially other towns and states where professional sports are well represented. Many of those fans end up in Qualcomm Stadium rooting for the Chargers' opponents.
The return of Mathews to the lineup was welcomed by most Charger fans, as the third-year pro out of Fresno State was coming off of a broken clavicle suffered in the preseason opener versus Green Bay. What wasn't welcomed was Mathews again getting slippery hands with the ball. In 27 career games, Mathews has fumbled 11 times, with six being recovered by the opposition.
In a game billed as an exciting matchup between two of the top early-season contenders in their respective conferences, the Falcons took the Bolts behind the woodshed, did a number on them, then left them essentially for dead when it was all over.
