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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.
With not a cloud in the sky and dry conditions on the ground, you would think both offenses would have been able to move the ball up and down the field and put points on the board. Think again.
Philip Rivers threw a 22-yard touchdown pass to Malcom Floyd on the game's third play from scrimmage, and the San Diego Chargers held on for a lackluster 13-6 victory against winless Oakland on Sunday, extending the Raiders' losing streak to 16.
The fading San Diego Chargers may get help from running back Ryan Mathews and linebacker Manti Te'o against the Oakland Raiders on Sunday.
Sunday's game for the San Diego Chargers against hated AFC West rival Oakland is essentially a "must-win" game if the Bolts are to remain in the hunt for the division crown or a wild card spot come the end of December.
After dropping their season-opener 18-17 to the now 8-1 Arizona Cardinals, the Bolts reeled off five straight victories, even holding the lead in the AFC West for a time. Now, however, the Chargers (5-4) sit in third place in the division, with a pair of hot teams in front of them, respectively Denver (7-2) and Kansas City (6-3).
In one of their tougher tests of the season, the Chargers scratched and clawed their way to a 31-28 victory over the Raiders in Oakland last month. Since that win, however, the Bolts have gone 0-3, including a 37-0 blowout loss in Miami a week ago this past Sunday.
With the Chargers (5-4) currently in the midst of a three-game slump, here is a look at the remaining seven games and who is likely to be favored going into each of them:
While the Bolts are far from out of the playoff hunt, their road to the post-season looks to be much more daunting now then it did about a month or so ago.
In the latest thrashing, the Chargers gave up 37 points to the Miami Dolphins this past Sunday in a 37-0 blowout in Miami. Keep in mind, that the Dolphins and Ryan Tannehill are not exactly the equivalent of Peyton Manning and the Broncos, or Drew Brees and the Saints when it comes to offensive firepower.
After losses to Kansas City and Denver, San Diego was hoping to use its visit to South Florida to get back on the winning track, but Miami (5-3) had much different plans.
