Los Angeles Chargers

Five of the six teams that filed paperwork Monday went after the same position group. Defensive backs in, defensive backs out, all around the league. That's the actual story of the Sept.

Practice squad moves are the NFL's quietest roster decisions, but the week before Week 1 they're the only decisions left.

Between Sept. 1 and Sept. 2, the NFL transaction wire was a wall of practice-squad moves. Most are the same name-swap you forget by kickoff.

The Los Angeles Chargers placed center Tyler Biadasz on injured reserve on Aug. 23, 2026. The natural reaction is to panic. Don't. Biadasz is a center. He snaps the ball and blocks. Important, yes.

The Chargers' offensive line took another bruise before the season even began. Tyler Biadasz is done for 2026.

The Los Angeles Chargers signed wide receiver Liam Clifford on Aug. 18, 2026. In the corresponding move, they waived/injured wide receiver Luke Grimm.

Kyler Murray named Vikings starter, Fernando Mendoza's debut, Puka Nacua's injury, plus more NFL updates on Aug. 14.

Vita Vea's trade demand, Carson Beck's Hall of Fame Game breakout, RB market reset, Odell's revival, and 13 more storylines from August 7.

Aaron Donald's Rams workout, Bijan Robinson's extension guarantees, the 49ers signing Ogbo Okoronkwo, and other key camp news from Aug. 6.

Former Chargers linebacker Billy Ray Smith Jr. has died at 64. His family says CTE-caused dementia was the cause, per family statement.

Two-time Pro Bowl DT Vita Vea has requested a trade from the Buccaneers after contract extension talks stalled. We break down the numbers and best

Both Chargers starting tackles participated in individual drills at OTAs -- a bigger deal than most fans realize for the 2026 season outlook.

George Kittle saw the World Cup grass at SoFi Stadium and sent a message to NFL owners. He wants that surface in every stadium.

Cassius Marsh signs one-day contract to officially retire as a Seahawk, ending his 12-year NFL journey where it began.

Harbaugh meets USMNT coach Pochettino, SI ranks Herbert/Hampton/McConkey among NFL's best triplets -- but the real story is the defense