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Philip Rivers Officially Retires from NFL

Philip Rivers announces retirement as member of Chargers after 17-year NFL career

Longtime Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers officially announced his retirement on Monday, ending his 17-year NFL career as a member of the Bolts.

Bleacher Report · 1d

Philip Rivers Officially Retires from NFL as Member of Chargers in Video

Philip Rivers hasn't played in the NFL since the 2020 campaign, but he has never officially retired. Until Monday. The former quarterback announced in a social media post that he is officially calling it quits on his NFL career.

CBS Sports on MSN · 1d

Quarterback Philip Rivers officially retires as a member of the Chargers, five years after his final NFL game

N early five years after his final NFL game, Philip Rivers has officially retired as a member of the Chargers, the team with which he spent 16 of his 17 seasons. Rivers, who spent his final season with the Indianapolis Colts, made the announcement in an emotional video that the Chargers posted on X on Monday evening.

Chargers back in San Diego for 2 days

Los Angeles Times on MSN · 6h

With Chargers back in San Diego, players hope to win back their traditional fan base

Eight years after the Chargers left San Diego, the organization is reintroducing itself to the city with two days of training camp this week.

Yahoo · 17h

Chargers return to San Diego for practice, drawing mixed reactions from fans

The Los Angeles Chargers return to San Diego for practice at USD, drawing mixed reactions from loyal fans who stayed with the team and others still bitter about their 2017 departure.

Axios · 1d

Chargers return to San Diego for two training camp practices

The Chargers appear to be testing the waters on San Diego's feelings for them. Driving the news: The team that split town eight years ago is slinking back for training camp practices at University of San Diego today and tomorrow.

Nyheim Hines Joins Chargers

New York Post on MSN · 1d

Nyheim Hines set to make NFL return with Chargers after two-year injury absence

Nyheim Hines is back and ready to go. The Chargers signed the 28-year-old running back on Monday after two seasons on the sidelines due to injury.

Sports Illustrated on MSN · 1d

Nyheim Hines Joins Chargers As He Continues NFL Comeback Bid

Hines is signing a contract with the Los Angeles Chargers, according to a Monday afternoon report from Adam Schefter of ESPN. The 28-year-old last saw game action in 2022 with the Buffalo Bills.

SB Nation on MSN · 1d

Chargers signing RB Nyheim Hines amid NFL comeback

Nyheim Hines has not played in the NFL the past two seasons following a leg injury he sustained in a jet ski accident.

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Chargers QB Justin Herbert takes some national heat as training camp starts

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is under the microscope this summer. Some of it is a little unfair, sure. Herbert’s four interceptions in the playoff loss to the Houston Texans this ...

Jim Harbaugh Viral Video Trolled by NFL Fans After Chargers Post

Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh became the subject of social media roasting on Monday after a viral video showed ...

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Which Chargers Made Sports Illustrated's All-Quarter Century Team?

Six members of Sports Illustrated's MMQB voted on the best players at every position over the past 25 years, an All-Quarter Century Team, dividing them into three teams and ending up with a total of ...

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2025 NFL training camp: Anthony Richardson, Travis Etienne among veterans who could lose starting roles

Will Anthony Richardson lose the Colts' QB1 job to Daniel Jones? As training camps ramp up around the NFL, Eric Edholm ...

Total Pro Sports on MSN5h

NFL Fans Are Losing Their Minds Over Viral Video Of Los Angeles Chargers Superstar Joe Alt Taking On Khalil Mack & Bud Dupree At Training Camp

NFL fans had a lot to say over a video of Chargers stars Joe Alt, Khalil Mack and Bud Dupree at training camp.

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