Elliott Teaford
LA Chargers Beat Reporter at Los Angeles Daily News
Chargers Beat Reporter at Orange County Register
Chargers Beat Reporter at Southern California News Group
Chargers beat reporter for The OC Register/Southern California News Group. Recovering NHL, NBA and MLB reporter.
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3 weeks ago |
ocregister.com | Elliott Teaford
The Chargers signed Bud Dupree to a two-year contract worth as much as $6 million in May 2024, with the goal of adding experience, leadership and skill to their stable of standout edge rushers. The team announced Wednesday it had signed him to a one-year contract extension for identical reasons. Dupree’s new deal is reportedly worth up to $6 million for the 2026 season. It became all the more important to retain Dupree after the Chargers released veteran edge rusher Joey Bosa earlier this year.
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1 month ago |
ocregister.com | Elliott Teaford
EL SEGUNDO — When veteran safety Tony Jefferson ended his one-season stint as a scout for the Baltimore Ravens last year, he jumped at the opportunity to sign with the Chargers as a free agent and continue his career as a football player. It wasn’t as simple as putting on the pads again, though. For starters, Jefferson acknowledged Tuesday that he was out of shape as the Chargers’ mandatory minicamp began last June.
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1 month ago |
sacbee.com | Elliott Teaford
EL SEGUNDO - As expected, NFL owners at their league meeting Tuesday approved the Chargers' sale of an 8% stake in the franchise to Arctos, a private investment firm. Arctos joins the Spanos family and Tom Gores, owner of the NBA's Detroit Pistons, in an expanded ownership group. Last year, the Spanos family sold a 27% stake in the Chargers to Gores, settling a financial dispute with Dea Spanos Berberian, sister of the franchise owner Dean Spanos.
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1 month ago |
ocregister.com | Elliott Teaford
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1 month ago |
sanluisobispo.com | Elliott Teaford
The Chargers will travel more air miles than any other NFL team during the 18-week 2025 regular season, an estimated 37,000, starting with a season-opening "home" game against the AFC West rival Kansas City Chiefs on Sept. 5, after a 12-hour, 6,155-mile flight to Sao Paulo, Brazil. Back in February, the league selected the Chargers to be the host team for the second game ever played in Brazil's Corinthians Arena.
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