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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.
Even though the Niners have stumbled to a 7-7 record this season, a mark that won't take them to the promised land this season, they still could play the role of spoiler when Philip Rivers and the Chargers come calling for a primetime game on CBS Saturday evening.
It's been a rough two weeks for the San Diego Chargers, who not only lost at home to the best two teams in the AFC, New England and Denver, but saw thousands of Patriots and Broncos fans jam into Qualcomm Stadium.
With back-to-back losses to the two top teams in the conference, the Chargers (8-6) now are essentially in must-win mode over the final two weekends of the season, which still does not guarantee San Diego a playoff spot when all is said and done.
Peyton Manning was sick and sore, and still helped the Denver Broncos clinch their fourth straight AFC West title.
The Chargers' final home game of the season could also be the final game ever at Qualcomm as rumors surround the team of relocating to Los Angeles.
Chargers running back Ryan Mathews missed practice Friday and is questionable for Sunday's game with the Denver Broncos.
With three games remaining in the regular season, the Chargers really need to win out in order to control their own playoff destiny. Lose a game or two, and they may not even be playing come January.
The San Diego Chargers were battling the AFC's top-seeded New England Patriots this past Sunday evening, leading 14-3 at one point. Before too long, however, the direction of the game and ultimately the final score would change rather dramatically.
After dropping a tough 23-14 loss this past Sunday evening to the AFC East-leading New England Patriots, the Chargers find themselves sitting at 8-4 with three games remaining in the regular season.
For the New England Patriots, they left town with what they wanted, a 23-14 victory. Meantime, the Chargers continue to show that they are not quite there with the upper echelon of the AFC, particularly the Patriots and the Denver Broncos.
