Los Angeles Chargers football news: LA Daily News

22 February 2025

• Chargers, DB Elijah Molden agree to 3-year, $18.75M deal
  The versatile Molden had career-highs in tackles (72), interceptions (three) and pass breakups (seven) for a defense that held opponents to a league-best 17.7 points per game last season.
• Chargers to open 2025 season in Brazil
  Their opponent in São Paulo has yet to be named as the Chargers will become the first NFL franchise to play games on five continents. They will be the designated home team and essentially give up a home game at SoFi Stadium.
• Alexander: The State of Southern California Sports, 2025 – ranking the most relevant teams
  The annual ranking of the region’s pro/college teams considers competitive success, historic importance in the market, interest level and fan passion – and while No. 1 shouldn’t be a surprise, the list keeps growing.
• Chargers mock draft: Flexibility is key for GM Joe Hortiz
  Hortiz has a number of ways to go with his picks when the NFL draft plays out April 24-25-26 in Green Bay, Wisconsin, but free agency will dictate the course.
• Chargers hire Adam Fuller as their new safeties coach
  The former Florida State defensive coordinator replaces Chris O'Leary, who was named defensive coordinator and safeties coach at Western Michigan.
• Former Chargers tight end Antonio Gates voted into Pro Football Hall of Fame
  Gates, who caught 116 touchdown passes in a 16-year career spent entirely with the Chargers, is elected alongside defensive end Jared Allen, wide receiver Sterling Sharpe and cornerback Eric Allen.
• Chargers offseason primer: How much can a No. 1 defense improve?
  Who’s under contract for next season, who’s a pending free agent, salary cap issues and tough personnel decisions after allowing a league-low 17.7 ppg.
• Chargers offseason primer: ‘Build, build, build, better, better, better, version 2.0’
  A look at the Chargers’ offense, including returning starters, their pending free agents, salary cap issues and upcoming draft picks.
• Chargers’ Joey Bosa named to Pro Bowl, replacing injured teammate Khalil Mack
  Bosa and Mack teamed to help the Chargers become the NFL’s stingiest defense in 2024, giving up an average of only 17.7 points.
• Chargers’ Khalil Mack reportedly to play 12th NFL season
  The outside linebacker, set to become a free agent and uncertain about his future after the playoff loss to Houston, said his best chance to win was to re-sign.