Jim Harbaugh’s Chargers bounced back with an 11-6 season, and now turn to the 2025 NFL Draft to strengthen their defense and ...

The Chargers own the No. 22 pick and 10 picks total in the NFL Draft. Will they add a playmaker or look to beef up the ...

Tight end is a massive area of concern for the Chargers, which makes Colston Loveland an ideal option with the 22nd pick.

L.A. was slightly more aggressive than expected in free agency, but still has some holes to fill as the 2025 draft approaches.

The deal allows the Chargers to focus on the rest of the roster, where the team's needs are aplenty, including interior offensive line, defensive line, and wide receiver. The Chargers have already ...

The latest and most notable comes from The Athletic’s Dane Brugler, who has the Chargers staying with the best player available in Round 1 at No. 22 with Michigan Wolverines star defensive lineman ...

The Chargers added a few offensive starters in free agency, most notably Najee Harris. There's still work to be done with the NFL draft near.

Pro Football Focus' Jordan Plocher listed a pair of offensive pass catchers who the Bolts could target on Day 1 and Day 3 ...

The hosts break down the Bolts' biggest needs in the 2025 NFL Draft after adding ... and who they think General Manager Joe Hortiz and the team could pursue next. On this episode of Chargers Weekly, ...

the team needs to pad the roster with capable depth behind them. Bud Dupree is still on the roster but this is an area the Chargers will likely look to address early in the upcoming NFL draft.

Mike Florio and Devin McCourty spell out why the Chargers could benefit from a stud TE who fits their offense and could have ...