Devin Jasso

The Super Bowl is in the books, which means it is officially the NFL Offseason. So what is in store for Bolts fans in the next couple of months?

Jesse Minter’s successor has been identified, and at first glance, this hire came out of left field, but did it really?

We’ve taken a couple of weeks to sit back and digest the Chargers' 2025 campaign as a whole, so why not take a step back and give out some honors in this year's edition of Los Angeles Chargers wrapped!

War is over. Justin Herbert has his 2026 Play Caller! And what a shock it is, from Greg Roman’s 2000s offense to the man I called a “dream hire,” Mike McDaniel, and his ever-evolving Shanahan style of offense!

Woof. Ok, after some time to decompress, as well as watching some coaching dominoes fall, it’s time to discuss the Bolts' demise.

Ladies and gentlemen, Playoff Football has arrived! The Chargers will travel to Foxborough looking to take home their first playoff win of the Justin Herbert era.

The Houston Texans came into SoFi, and before the Bolts could even take in the playoff atmosphere, they were down 14-0 en route to a crushing loss, so now what?

It hasn’t been all sunshine and rainbows for the Chargers in 2025, but this week is a celebration, as the Bolts are going to the playoffs back-to-back seasons for the first time since their 2008 and 2009 seasons.

Sports are often poetic. The Los Angeles Chargers, a team and franchise that has spent almost a decade under the iron fist of the Kansas City Chiefs, just happened to get the privilege of walking into Kansas City and officially ending the Chiefs playoff hopes

Everyone, take a deep breath. In arguably the most chaotic and pivotal game of the 2025 Chargers campaign, the Chargers hung their hat on two key factors to come out on top. Being one of the best defenses in football, and having one of the best QBs in football.

Family. Trust. Respect. If you know, you know! The Chargers swept the lowly Raiders with a dominant second half, but all eyes are now directed towards the rocky road ahead of the Chargers...

With the Bye Week now in the books, now comes the biggest stretch of the season for the Los Angeles Chargers…

Sports are often a sobering world… one week you’re screaming from the mountaintops that The Bolts could be Super Bowl Bound… the next you’re wondering if the Los Angeles Chargers are even a playoff team.

Jesse Minter, take a bow. After the shaky stretch earlier in the season, Minter and this Chargers defense have flipped a switch and become a driving force behind the Chargers' 7-3 start.

The Los Angeles Chargers are now 6-3 after beating the Tennessee Titans, and keeping pace with the AFC’s best. Yet the vibes in La La Land are at a season low…

You can rarely look at a game in Week 8, especially out of conference, and feel that immense “must-win” pressure. This was one of those rare occurrences, and the Los Angeles Chargers treated it as such.

After two hard weeks, the Los Angeles Chargers finally bounced back and overcame a litany of injuries to defeat the Miami Dolphins in thrilling fashion! So what did we learn?

The Los Angeles Chargers have fallen to 3-2, a nice reminder of how quickly the NFL can humble both a team and its fans. So now what?

Welp. There it is, the sobering reality that the Los Angeles Chargers are still very much The Chargers. Week 4 brought forth the most obvious “trap game” where the Chargers' nightmares became reality. So what did we learn?

For the first time since 2002, the Los Angeles Chargers are 3-0! And not just 3-0, but 3-0 all in AFC West play. So what have we learned about the Bolts through these three games?

Another week, another primetime divisional matchup for the Bolts as they travel to Vegas to take on the Las Vegas Raiders in an early but crucial matchup on Monday Night Football at 10 PM EST/7 PM PST!

By God… They did it… they actually did it. The Los Angeles Chargers knocked off the reigning AFC Champion Kansas City Chiefs in Brazil...

Ladies and gentlemen… football. No, actually this time! We are less than 48 hours away from the Los Angeles Chargers Week 1 matchup...

At the time of this being posted, the 2025 Los Angeles Chargers will officially be in their first regular season game week of what will be the second year of the duo of Head Coach Jim Harbaugh and General Manager Joe Horitz.