How to watch the Chargers vs Saints preseason game
CBS2 and CBSLA is the home of the Chargers and every preseason game will be available to watch on CBS2 and on CBSLA.com.
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CBS2 and CBSLA is the home of the Chargers and every preseason game will be available to watch on CBS2 and on CBSLA.com.
If you are within Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside counties, you can also watch the game on CBSLA.com. The game will be visible on our home page.
The Chargers had the ball late in the fourth quarter and were driving to tie the game when Easton Stick's pass to Michael Bandy was picked off by Daniel Isom at the Rams' 8 with 27 seconds remaining. Bandy temporarily had possession of the ball before Isom was able to strip it for the pick.
The Bolts have the second best odds of winning the AFC West, after the Kansas City Chiefs.
Fans are lined up to see what the Bolts have to offer this season. Jim Hill reports.
There is a lot of excitement surrounding the Chargers heading into the new season. One of the biggest reasons being the addition of 6-Time Pro Bowl Outside Linebacker, Khalil Mack. CBSLA's Jim Hill and Chris Hayre caught up with one of the NFL's leading defensive stars at Chargers Media Day on Monday morning.
The game will be a rematch of the Chargers' final game of the 2021 regular season, a bizarre affair in which both teams would have advanced to the playoffs with a tie.
Van Noy, a nine-year linebacker vet, is a two-time Super Bowl Champion with the New England Patriots, while defensive back Bryce Callahan has spent the previous six years with the Chicago Bears and Denver Broncos.
Thousands of fans were in attendance at SoFi Stadium, where they anxiously awaited learning who the Chargers newest member would be, as the team livestreamed the 2022 NFL Draft.
The Chargers continue to strengthen their defense, signing star cornerback JC Jackson to a five-year deal.
In a very unprecedented move, the Chargers are close to bolstering their weak defensive front with superstar outside linebacker Khalil Mack via trade from the Chicago Bears.
Mike Williams will remain a valuable part of the Los Angeles Chargers' offense for the next three seasons. The wide receiver signed a three-year, $60 million extension with the franchise on Tuesday.