Berry released his rankings of the top 100 players, and wide receiver Ladd McConkey and running back Omarion Hampton were ...

Below, let’s look at a handful of players I like for the Chargers ... and adequate movement skills to be successful in the Chargers’ downhill, power run game. Milum has been a left tackle ...

Harrison is a bonafide star skill player ... movement skills and quickness. While he possesses below-average length, Fiske is crafty with his hands and is strong at the point of attack. The ...

The Chargers have a talented roster heading into the 2025 season, and they will need all hands on deck to have success across the 17-game schedule if they want to make the playoffs and make a deep run ...

He clearly did not have his usual confidence in movement and upper body ... won't be available next week, but the Chargers should get at least a few key players back prior to their Denver matchup ...

That sets the Chargers up to hit teams with an effective one-two punch in 2025, but Kristopher Knox over at Bleacher Report says not so fast. While building a list of players who could be moved in ...

He lacks some movement skills ... Brugler called him a go-route “monster.” The Chargers need more players who can stress defenses vertically. Thornton is worth a flier.

“It’s like, ‘Damn, CJ!’ ” Okoye, 22, joined the Chargers in May through the NFL’s International Player Pathway Program. He has spent the year on the practice squad, which might not ...

There is a long list of players who are entering their last game under contract with the Chargers in Week 18 (of course, not factoring in the NFL Playoffs). Some of those players are must-re-signs ...

The Chargers are one of three teams closest to the Patriots at the bottom of the AFC standings, but it would be tough to argue the two teams are close in talent. Los Angeles has a few players on ...

an undrafted player out of Central Florida is beginning to look like that guy. The Chargers drafted Chris Rumph II in the fourth round of the 2021 draft out of Duke. But in three seasons ...