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- Oct 2, 2026
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Chargers Coach Praises Derius Davis After Ranking Near-Bottom in Every Return Category (opens the original)
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The Los Angeles Chargers special teams unit has been through stages of infamy throughout the team's history, with one of the biggest known facts about the team as a whole being the 2010 season. That's the season where the Chargers ranked first in offense and first in defense, yet still missed the playoffs due to having the 32nd-ranked special teams unit. This stat, while absurd, shows the importance of the special teams unit for any football roster. Without it, you are missing out on crucial poi
Chargers Defensive Coordinator Admits He Benched Nine-Year Veteran In Week 2 (opens the original)
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The Los Angeles Chargers are now down two games to start the 2026 NFL season, with these losses coming at the hands of what will likely become NFL "bottom-feeder" teams by the end of the year. These losses have left a real sour taste in the mouths of Chargers fans, with many discussing the possibility of cleaning house and firing most, if not all, of the Bolts' coaching staff. After Week 1's Arizona Cardinals loss, it was discussed that accountability was needed and accepted by the coaching staf
Chargers Gain Major Advantage Just Hours Before Week 1 Matchup (opens the original)
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The Los Angeles Chargers are usually known for their offseason victories, with additions being praised. Then, shortly after the NFL season starts, injuries begin to mount, and the Bolts lose all sorts of hype that was around them. Going into 2026, the Bolts are relatively healthy, only losing one player to a season-ending injury and others to short-term injured reserve. This is a great outcome compared to prior years, but it can only be considered "great" if they win in the early stages of the N
2025 Chargers Breakout Rookie Demoted To Third-String In Initial Depth Chart (opens the original)
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On Sept. 8, 2026, the Los Angeles Chargers released their updated depth chart ahead of their Week 1 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals, answering some questions regarding where the lineup stands, but also opening up more questions regarding why the lineup stands the way it does. The biggest takeaway from the depth chart is that 2025 fifth-round rookie tight end Oronde Gadsden II was demoted to third-string. For a normal fifth-round selection, being third-string is not out of the ordinary, but
Undrafted Breakout Knocks Jim Harbaugh's Michigan Draft Bust off Chargers Final Roster (opens the original)
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The NFL is a tough place to make a final roster, with only 53 players allowed to be on a team at once. You can, of course, add on the practice squad, but even with the 16-17 added spots disallow the NFL to be a welcoming sport that can house all different situations and talents. Junior Colson, a 2024 third-round selection, came from the Michigan Wolverines, where he played under Jim Harbaugh and his staff. Harbaugh would, of course, come to the Los Angeles Chargers and spend his third-round pick
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