Tyrod Taylor is set to be a starting quarterback in an NFL game ... Gazzaniga for what was a rib injury during a time when the latter served as the team doctor for the Los Angeles Chargers. But what ...

NFL Network Insider Mike Garafolo reporting the Los Angeles Rams signing veteran offensive lineman Conor McDermott. Caleb Williams on being Chicago Bears' quarterback: Right now it's all about ...

Chargers Safety Derwin James, Jr. meets with the media to discuss his suspension during Week 4, how he is feeling after playing three games, his excitement watching the defense play, and more. Head ...

But as he heads to Los Angeles, is Herbert ready to compete with veteran Tyrod Taylor for the Chargers' starting job? Offensive-minded head coach Anthony Lynn was asked about Herbert's immediate ...

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Tyrod Taylor's workouts begin before the sun comes up as you can see in this exclusive clip from "Hard Knocks: Los Angeles" -- watch the season finale Tuesday at ...

It's a privilege to join the Chargers ownership group and become part of the NFL. I have great respect for Dean's leadership ...

The Los Angeles Chargers will face the Las Vegas Raiders in the opener for the 2024 NFL season on Sunday. These players have been listed as inactive for the game: Justin Eboigbe, DT Taylor ...

Expect Vidal to see a few more opportunities in the coming weeks as the Chargers look to replace ... in all but one game this season, but Los Angeles' dramatic run-heavy approach has limited ...

Will Taylor Swift be at the Kansas City Chiefs game this Sunday in Los Angeles? It's the question ... The Chiefs are taking on the Chargers at SoFi Stadium where Taylor Swift performed six sold ...

If Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is unable to play in Week 4, then veteran backup quarterback Taylor Heinicke will likely get the start. It wouldn't be the first time Heinicke ...

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert has just left the game against the Pittsburgh Steelers early with a limp, per Kris Rhim of ESPN. Los Angeles sent Taylor Heineke in as back up.