Chargers defensive backs coach Steve Clinkscale and safeties coach Adam Fuller each led a drill as they focus was on wrapping up a ball carrier. And while every defensive back likely won't play against the Lions in Canton, the drill served as good prep for younger players as they adjust to life in the NFL.

One UDFA addition to the Los Angeles Chargers' training camp continues to make a splash after a big interception during Saturday's practice.

LA Chargers GM Joe Hortiz joined the Sports Central crew to talk about a couple of the first-year players on this Bolts squad and the all-important contract extension for OT Rashawn Slater.

Chargers running back Omarion Hampton speaks to the media on his press conference on Day 10 at 2025 Training Camp. He discusses how his first NFL training camp has been, his bond with quarterback Justin Herbert and rookie wide receiver Tre' Harris,

Now the highest-paid left tackle in the history of the NFL (by average annual salary) has been limited by a painful blister on his right foot since Day 2 of training camp. … Also, rookie

The second week of training camps for all 32 NFL teams is upon the football world. The first week is for shaking off the summer rust, but Week 2 typically involves the notable ram

Johnson's first padded run at center had its ups and downs. “He did some really good things," OC Greg Roman said after practice.

The Los Angeles Chargers may have a blossoming star with a third-year wide receiver who continues to shine during training camp.

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Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin reported to training camp Sunday following a four-day holdout

Some of that focuses on the interior rotation featuring Zion Johnson and Bradley Bozeman. Much of it points at Rashawn Slater continuing to miss practice during obvious contract negotiations while head coach Jim Harbaugh remains adamant that the starting left tackle continues to battle a minor physical thing keeping him from the field.