Here's a breakdown of every 2025 NFL free agent signing by the Los Angeles Chargers and how each will impact the upcoming season: Conklin, formerly a member of the Minnesota Vikings (2018-21 ...

The Chargers are hosting veteran tight end Tyler Conklin on a free agent visit, Mike Garafolo of NFL Media reports. The Chargers currently have Will Dissly, Tucker Fisk and McCallan Castles on their ...

Bringing back Mack was another example of something the Chargers have received praise for this free agency period. Cameron's PFF colleague Dalton Wasserman's biggest positive takeaway from the Bolts ...

The Los Angeles Chargers, by most accounts, have had a good offseason now that the bulk of free agency has concluded ahead of the NFL draft. But one trade could push things over the top ...

Luckily for him, he wasn’t in free agency for long. The Los Angeles Chargers signed the veteran to a contract. It would be fair to assume that he’ll be the Chargers’ starting center in 2025.

Once BYD announced their new ultra-fast EV chargers - the new "Super e-Platform" - its stock price broke through new all-time highs. According to the statements, the new tech should be capable of ...

The Chargers on Tuesday added to their offensive line depth by signing center Andre James, formerly of the Las Vegas Raiders. James started 61 of 80 games over six years with the Raiders ...

At a time when the Los Angeles Chargers could really use some more help in front of Justin Herbert in the trenches during free agency, a member of that unit has signed with a new team.

New chargers will be compatible with a forthcoming vehicle platform, the Super e-Platform, with a 1000V high-voltage system. During a live test, two BYD EVs, the Han L and Tang L, went from 7% to ...

Suffice it to say that the Chargers have some work to do after the first wave of free agency. The front office made perhaps its best signing late in the process in the form of massive guard Mekhi ...

But is he actually going much further and disconnecting existing federal chargers and selling off the government’s EV fleet? Maybe, but it depends on your interpretation of cryptic government ...