Los Angeles Chargers football news: LA Daily News

31 March 2025

• Chargers, safety Tony Jefferson agree on a new 1-year contract
  Jefferson, who came out of retirement to join the team last season, is expected to be a backup for safeties Derwin James Jr., Alohi Gilman and Elijah Molden in 2025.
• Chargers sign TE Tyler Conklin to 1-year contract
  The 29-year old tight end has had 50 receptions or more in each of the past four seasons, including 51 last season with the New York Jets
• Chargers sign former Raiders center Andre James
  The team adds to its depth as the former UCLA lineman, who started 61 of 80 games over six years with the Raiders, is expected to compete for a starting job.
• Chargers WR Mike Williams says homecoming ‘feels good’
  “This is where it all started and I’m excited to be back,” he said of returning to the Chargers after a “terrible” last season with the Jets and Steelers.
• Chargers adding defensive linemen Da’Shawn Hand, Naquan Jones
  The defensive tackles fill a major need after free agent Poona Ford signed a three-year deal with the Rams earlier this week. Backup QB Taylor Heinicke agrees to a one-year deal.
• Chargers reunite with free agent wide receiver Mike Williams
  Williams, who spent the first seven seasons of his NFL career with the Chargers, agreed to a one-year contract reportedly worth up to $6 million for 2025.
• Chargers re-signing LBs Troy Dye and Denzel Perryman, WR Jalen Reagor
  The linebacker from Norco High reportedly receives a two-year extension worth up to $8 million with incentives.
• Reports: Chargers agree with RB Najee Harris on a 1-year contract
  Harris, 27, rushed for 1,000 yards or more in each of his four seasons with the Steelers and could provide a more durable option as the Chargers look to improve their ground game.
• Chargers re-sign OLB Khalil Mack, reportedly add CB Donte Jackson
  Mack, 34, considered retirement after the Chargers’ wild-card playoff loss to the Texans in January but returns on a one-year, $18 million deal.
• Chargers release 5-time Pro Bowl LB Joey Bosa ahead of free agency
  The move, which was expected because of Bosa’s salary and injury history, ends his nine-season tenure with the team and saves $25.36 million in cap space. Bosa was the last player on the roster from when the team played in San Diego.