The Los Angeles Chargers will play their 2025 season opener in Brazil against an opponent to be announced this spring, making the franchise the first to play on five continents, the NFL announced Wednesday.

The guys are at the NFL Combine in Indy talking about the prospects they'll have their eyes on this week. Then, Nate sits down with Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh to talk about Justin Herbert.

With plenty of room under the salary cap, Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz could be aggressive as the team tries to target talented pass-catchers for Justin Herbert.

Meanwhile, McConkey set the Chargers franchise rookie record for receptions (82) and receiving yards (1,149) as he quickly emerged as Justin Herbert's top target. McConkey's yardage total was good enough to finish his rookie season 10 th overall in the NFL.

The Los Angeles Chargers aren’t strangers to robbing folks blind in the NFL draft. Last year, as general manager Joe Hortiz found his footing alongside Jim Harbaugh, he pulled off a lopsided deal with the New England Patriots to trade up and nab Ladd McConkey in an effort to help Justin Herbert.

There’s a thought that the Chargers’ quarterback could put up bigger numbers in 2025. History says that’s not really a good thing when it comes to the team.

Heinicke's lack of work was expected, as long as the Chargers' starting quarterback, Justin Herbert remained healthy. The 31-year-old joined the franchise late in training camp due to a trade with the Falcons and ultimately won the backup job from Easton Stick.

Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh has been around some great quarterbacks in his coaching career, dating back to his time coaching Andrew Luck at Stanford. Most recently, he coached J.J. McCarthy for three years at Michigan before taking the Chargers job and working with Justin Herbert last year.

Inching closer and closer to the 2025 NFL Draft date of Thursday, April 24th, the attention of sports fans, media members, and teams alike are zoning in on the

While the finish wasn’t great, the Chargers are in a very good spot this offseason with plenty of resources available to run it back.

Jim Harbaugh is entering his second season as head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers — and the second year of his partnership with quarterback Justin Herbert.