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The Los Angeles Chargers' needs are pretty clear heading into the NFL draft, with wide receiver standing out as one of the more pressing concerns.. An argument could be made that tight end should ...

You lose a Mike Williams, that is what it is. He’s not easily replaceable,” offensive coordinator Greg Roman says.

One of the Chargers' primary objectives during the offseason was to retool the wide receiver position. They brought back Mike Williams and drafted second-rounder Tre Harris and KeAndre Lambert ...

The season has not started and already, the Los Angeles Chargers are dealing with some serious injury issues. The team announced on July 14 that they were placing five players on the physically unable ...

The Los Angeles Chargers still need to work on their wide receiver room before the 2025 NFL season starts. Mike Williams was signed in free agency, but the team likely needs more help at the position.

Chargers wide receiver Joshua Palmer, wide receivers coach Sanjay Lal and running backs coach Kiel McDonald took the podium Tuesday at Hoag Performance Center during Phase Three of the offseason ...

When it came to the 2023 NFL draft, the Los Angeles Chargers went all in, snagging TCU wide receiver Quentin Johnston right off the bat. Whether they were desperate for that pick or not, the ...

5. Chris Godwin. Chris Godwin may be the receiver who many Chargers fans disagree with me the most on. Godwin is still on the right side of 30 and has been productive at a top level for many years ...

The $90.7 million of cap space could be used to address major questions at receiver, running back and offensive line as the Chargers try to improve on their wild-card round appearance in 2024.

Chargers laughably re-sign Jalen Reagor as first wide receiver move of free agency Realistically, Reagor should not make the Chargers' 53-man roster after training camp.

Free agent wide receiver Mike Williams, pictured, has agreed to a one-year contract to return to the Chargers, a move that gives quarterback Justin Herbert another experienced and reliable target.