Daniel Popper

3 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Daniel Popper

EL SEGUNDO, Calif. - The Los Angeles Chargers kicked off their second week of organized team activities Tuesday at the team facility. They opened OTAs last week with a May 27 practice that was open to the media. Tuesday's practice was the second OTA open to the media. The Chargers are scheduled for two more OTAs this week: Wednesday and Thursday. Next week, Los Angeles will hold its minicamp, which is scheduled for three days, from June 10 to 12. It is scheduled for three more OTAs the following week.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Daniel Popper

EL SEGUNDO, Calif. - The Los Angeles Chargers held their opening organized team activities (OTAs) Tuesday at the team facility. The Chargers are scheduled for two more OTAs this week, one Wednesday and one Friday. They are scheduled for three more the following week, June 3-5. The next week, the Chargers are scheduled for their three-day minicamp from June 10-12. The Chargers will then hold three more OTAs the week after minicamp from June 16-18. Minicamp is mandatory. OTAs are voluntary.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Daniel Popper

Welcome to Part 2 of my rankings of the 20 players most important to the Los Angeles Chargers' success in 2025. Part 1 ran earlier this week, counting down players 20 to 11. Below is the top 10. A quick reminder: These are not necessarily the 20 best players on the Chargers roster. Instead, these are the 20 players I think will have the biggest impact on how the Chargers perform this season. It is an exercise more geared toward finding the pressure points of the roster.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Daniel Popper

Welcome to my rankings of the 20 players most important to the Los Angeles Chargers' success in 2025. This will be Part 1 of the rankings, counting down players 20 to 11. Part 2 will come out later this week, counting down the top 10. A key distinction before we jump in: These are not necessarily the 20 best players on the Chargers roster. Instead, these are the 20 players who I think will have the biggest impact on how the Chargers perform in Year 2 under coach Jim Harbaugh.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Daniel Popper

The Los Angeles Chargers have requested approval to sell an eight percent stake in the club to private investment firm Arctos, according to league sources. The league's finance committee has reviewed the transaction and recommended approval by owners at the May league meetings. If the sale is approved, Chargers owner Dean Spanos and his family would retain a controlling stake in the club at approximately 61 percent. Spanos and his two siblings would be involved in the sale.