An L.A. jury rules the NFL must pay nearly $4.8 billion in damages to fans and sports bars who were said to be overcharged to watch out-of-market games.
Since the Chargers have a losing record in starts under golden-armed quarterback Justin Herbert, the new running philosophy is making sense to players.
Plaintiffs allege the NFL colluded with partners CBS and Fox, along with DirecTV, and controlled the pricing of Sunday Ticket to the detriment of fans.
MLB should be paying close attention to a trial in which the NFL is the primary defendant against allegations that its Sunday Ticket package violates antitrust law.
Larry Allen grew up in Compton, attended four high schools and never earned a diploma, yet he became one of the greatest offensive lineman in NFL history.
The Chargers are counting on Khalil Mack, Joey Bosa, Bud Dupree and Tuli Tuipulotu to have a major impact as edge rushers and make the defense disruptive.
Linebacker Denzel Perryman is back with his first NFL team and likens Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh to comedian Will Ferrell because of their off-beat deliveries.
Backlash grows after Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker sounds off on gender roles, abortion, Biden and Pride month during his Benedictine College commencement address.
Chargers rookie wide receiver Brenden Rice says his father, Hall of Famer Jerry Rice, isn't happy his son wasn't taken until the 225th pick of the draft.
Nick Hardwick spent his entire NFL career with the Chargers and never aspired to coach, but when Jim Harbaugh called the former center he accepted a job he considers dream-like.
The Chargers new attitude starts with the drafting of a force on the offensive line, Joe Alt, adding beef to their interior defense and replacing receivers.
The Chargers had nine picks in the 2024 NFL draft, picking five offensive players and four defenders. They began by taking Notre Dame offensive tackle Joe Alt.
The Chargers needed new starting receivers, and took Georgia receiver Ladd McConkey in Round 2. In Round 3, they took Michigan linebacker Junior Colson.
Joe Alt, the Chargers' first pick in the NFL draft, comes from a family of athletes. His father was a two-time Pro Bow player and his brother played in the NHL.
Jim Harbaugh explains why Chargers drafted Notre Dame's Joe Alt: "When we talk ... about attacking on offense, offensive line is the tip of the spear."