Los Angeles Chargers football news: LA Daily News

07 March 2026

• Chargers sign C Tyler Biadasz in bid to strengthen offensive line
  Biadasz, a Pro Bowl selection in 2022 with the Dallas Cowboys, will replace Bradley Bozeman, who retired Feb. 23.... The Chargers also placed an exclusive rights tender on running back Kimani Vidal.
• Chargers release OL Mekhi Becton, save $9.7 million in cap space
  Revamping their interior offensive line is a top priority for the Chargers entering free agency next week and during the NFL draft in April. The Chargers also released tight end Will Dissly and waived offensive tackle Savion Washington.
• Report: Chargers pass rusher Khalil Mack plans to play again in 2026
  NFL.com, citing unnamed sources, reported that the future Hall of Fame pass rusher plans to play in the 2026 season but is exploring his options.
• Chargers center Bradley Bozeman announces retirement after 8 NFL seasons
  Bozeman, 31, started 33 of 34 regular-season games and two AFC wild-card playoff games during his two seasons with the Chargers. He was a sixth-round pick in the 2018 draft.
• Chargers mock draft 2026: ‘Dynamic’ TE Kenyon Sadiq could be 1st-round pick
  Addressing key needs on the offensive line are likely to come in the later rounds as GM Joe Hortiz seeks better protection for QB Justin Herbert.
• Chargers add 8 new assistant coaches to Jim Harbaugh’s staff
  The new additions include offensive line coach Butch Barry, replacing Mike Devlin, and linebackers coach Sean Spence, replacing Navorro Bowman.
• Chargers offseason primer: New DC Chris O’Leary up for the challenge
  There are plenty of tough decisions ahead on the defense, including whether they can re-sign star Khalil Mack and keep the outside linebacker group together.
• Chargers offseason primer: Offense and Justin Herbert need help
  “It’s our responsibility to get up to his level, and we’re continually striving to do that,” Coach Jim Harbaugh said after a second consecutive early playoff exit.
• Chargers’ injury-plagued 2025 season was both a success and a failure
  Injuries to key players, including Justin Herbert and Rashawn Slater, were factors in Coach Jim Harbaugh’s second 11-win season.
• Chargers DC Chris O’Leary calls homecoming ‘a no-brainer’
  The new defensive coordinator, who was the team’s safeties coach in 2024, takes over for Jesse Minter, who left to become the Baltimore Ravens’ head coach.