Los Angeles Chargers
When all is said in done after the end of the 2025 regular season, the Chargers will have traveled the most miles of any team in the league.
Without knowing when the Chargers will play each weekend, we do already know where. The same goes for every other team, of course, so the NFL went ahead and racked up the miles that each of the 32 teams will travel over the upcoming regular season.
When it was all said and done, the Bolts were the lone team at the top, predicted to travel 37,086 miles over the course of its...
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Good morning, Chargers fans!
It looks like the Chargers’ opponent for their game in Brazil won’t be announced until Wednesday, just a handful of hours before the entire season schedule is dropped. Do we believe the early reports about it being the Chiefs? How do we feel about that? Is it a positive or a negative to get that game out of the way early?
Let me know all of your thoughts below!
And now for today’s links.
Here’s why Omarion Hampton could be Offensive...
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After hosting the team’s rookie mini camp over the weekend, the Chargers are signing an athletic receiver from South Carolina.
On Monday afternoon, the Chargers announced the signing of former South Carolina wide receiver Dalevon Campbell following a tryout during the team’s rookie mini camp. In a corresponding move, the team is waiving offensive lineman Bucky Williams.
Campbell played six collegiate seasons between three different programs. After starting at the University of Illinois (2019-2021), he spent two seasons at Nevada (2022-2023) before finishing his career with the Gamecocks.
The 6’4, 205-pound Campbell was named a Honorable Mention All-Mountain West selection...
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Keep it right here for all the rumors and leaks coming out about the Chargers 2025 schedule leading up to Wednesday’s official release.
This week is the NFL’s 2025 Schedule Release which will all be officially announced this coming Wednesday evening at 5:00 p.m. PT. Until then, you’re going to hear a lot in regards to rumors and leaks revolving around who will end up playing who and when during the upcoming season.
We’ve know for awhile now about all the teams the Chargers will face in 2025, just not in what specific order. For those who need a refresher,...
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Jim Harbaugh is already giving praise to specific UDFAs following the team’s three-day rookie mini camp.
The Chargers held their rookie mini camp over the weekend and of course we got some great content via Jim Harbaugh’s latest story at the podium that I’m sure we’re all going ingrain in our heads for the foreseeable future (more on that at another time, however).
While recently speaking with the media, Harbaugh got caught on riff about a few specific undrafted free agents that he believes are already making a name for themselves, specifically highlighting them by name.
The first — probably...
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Good morning, Chargers fans!
Welcome back to another week of the offseason! The NFL’s big schedule release is this Wednesday at 5:00 p.m. PT.
Will the Chargers break out yet another anime-inspired video? Will it be completely original? You’ll have to wait and see!
And now for today’s links.
Five takeaways from Jim Harbaugh’s new way of running rookie mini camp (Chargers.com)
Jim Harbaugh highlighted three UDFAs from rookie mini camp (Chargers Wire)
Should the Chargers give former 49er Drake Jackson a look in training...
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The Chargers have signed seven of their nine 2025 draft picks, including defensive tackle Jamaree Caldwell and edge rusher Kyle Kennard.
On Friday afternoon, just about two weeks since the end of the 2025 NFL Draft, the Chargers have announced the signing of seven of their nine draft picks. They were defensive tackle Jamaree Caldwell (third-rounder), edge rusher Kyle Kennard (fourth), wide receiver KeAndre Lambert-Smith (fifth), tight end Oronde Gadsden II (fifth), offensive lineman Branson Taylor (sixth), safety R.J. Mickens (sixth), and cornerback Trikweze Bridges (seventh).
So heading into the weekend, the lone players left to sign their rookie contracts...
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Omarion Hampton and Tre Harris are the lone Chargers invited to attend the annual NFL Rookie Premiere in Los Angeles next week.
Every year, dozens of the league’s brightest incoming players get together in Los Angeles for the NFL Rookie Premiere hosted by Panini America. This year’s event will take place next week from May 14-17 with 42 players currently set to attend.
The NFLPA calls the rookie premiere the “first major business immersion” as the players in attendance will be tasked with taking numerous photos and signing autographs, including thousands of cards featuring their faces.
Per the NFLPA, players...
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Good morning, Chargers fans!
We’ve made it to another weekend, everyone. It’s going to be 85 degrees in Minnesota today which is a literal miracle. Let’s all get outside and breath some fresh air, huh?
And now for today’s links.
Five things to know about Jamaree Caldwell (Chargers.com)
What could be the biggest surprise from the Chargers 2025 draft class? (Chargers.com)
One big reason why fans should be optimistic for the Chargers in 2025 (Chargers Wire)
Omarion Hampton and Tre Harris will attend this year’s...
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Good morning, Chargers fans!
You all know what to do!
And now for today’s links.
What’s the best game on the Chargers 2025 schedule? (Chargers.com)
Which opponents are on the Chargers 2025 schedule? (Chargers.com)
Joe Hortiz is not shutting down the idea of adding even more help at wide receiver (Chargers Wire)
Would the Chargers consider bringing back Gerald Everett? (Bolt Beat)
The biggest remaining hole on all 32 teams following the NFL Draft (ESPN)
Dallas Goedert will remain with the Eagles...
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Per ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, don’t expect the Chargers to make any notable moves with their receiver room going forward into the offseason.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler dropped some post-draft intel he’s gained regarding all 32 teams following this year’s NFL draft.
When it comes to the Chargers, Fowler does not believe fans should hold out for any notable move when it comes to further building their wide receiver room.
*For months, the Chargers’ brass heard the cries about Los Angeles’ need for receiver help alongside Ladd McConkey & Co. The Chargers passed on a DK Metcalf trade or other free...
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UDFA running back Raheim Sanders may have the best chance of making the Chargers final roster after a productive career in the SEC.
It’s always fun to root for the underdog. Finding something to love about little-known undrafted free agents after they sign with your favorite NFL team is almost a rite of passage for any serious football fan and that habit doesn’t often change no matter how many years have come and gone.
This year, the Chargers signed a handful of intriguing players in their initial 18-man UDFA haul. Below, I touch on three of them that I believe...
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