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2 days ago | 
lastwordonsports.com | Nate Gosney |Nathan Gosney
Draft buzz has had the Chargers taking a receiver since the beginning of last year’s offseason. Whether it was Malik Nabers or Marvin Harrison Jr, the Chargers were always mocked to select a receiver. They opted to take Joe Alt last season then taking Ladd McConkey in round 2. This process was very successful. Now moving into this year’s offseason, the same idea is prevalent.
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6 days ago | 
lastwordonsports.com | Nate Gosney |Nathan Gosney
The Los Angeles Chargers have become a factory for taking defensive backs from anywhere and everywhere and making them into serviceable starters. Whether it was the ability to take two fifth-round rookies and turn them into real NFL-caliber starters, or taking Tony Jefferson, who was coming out of retirement and making him into a real contributor, the Bolts have something special in their development/scheme to create the most for their guys.
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1 week ago | 
lastwordonsports.com | Nate Gosney |Nathan Gosney
On April 4, the Los Angeles Chargers signed former #3 overall selection, Trey Lance, to a $6.2 million deal. This led plenty of Chargers fans to wonder why they would spend so much money on a guy who has yet to prove that he is even a capable backup. So with that said, what are the reasons for this move? Why Did The Chargers Sign Trey Lance For Six Million Dollars?
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1 week ago | 
lastwordonsports.com | Nate Gosney |Nathan Gosney
The 2025 NFL Draft is right around the corner for the Los Angeles Chargers… and the other 31 NFL teams. The difference for the Chargers is that they are quite difficult to mock as their roster is set up in a way to take the best player available at nearly every position. This philosophy is exactly what the Baltimore Ravens are known for and why they have been so successful over the last few decades.
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2 weeks ago | 
lastwordonsports.com | Nate Gosney |Nathan Gosney
After the 2025 NFL Combine interview with Chargers General Manager, Joe Hortiz, the biggest news that came out was Hortiz’s idea to move former first-round Chargers pick, Zion Johnson to Center. Is this a plausible solution for the Chargers? Does this give them the best five offensive linemen out on the field? Former Chargers First Round Pick Could Be Moving Positions“I think he can do it.
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2 weeks ago | 
lastwordonsports.com | Nate Gosney |Nathan Gosney
The Los Angeles Chargers currently have the 22 overall selection in the 2025 NFL Draft, and they have gotten buzz for being the team to clean up and draft a major faller completing a possible dream scenario, or more standard selections of; Coleston Loveland, Omarion Hampton, or even defensive talent to help bolster the defense that overperformed drastically in 2024.
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3 weeks ago | 
lastwordonsports.com | Nate Gosney |Kyle Odegard |Nathan Gosney
With the Los Angeles Chargers’ defensive line being weak, fans expected free agency to be exciting and filled with large additions. However, fans need to remember how great the low-key signings were for the Chargers just a season ago. Guys like Poona Ford, Kristian Fulton, and Elijah Molden were gambles who earned a pay raise after their first year with the Chargers. That naturally begs the question, who is a candidate to earn a pay raise this year?
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3 weeks ago | 
lastwordonsports.com | Nate Gosney |Nathan Gosney
With the 2025 NFL Draft right around the corner, the Chargers find themselves staring down the back half of the first round with not much confidence. Sure, you can get a playmaker on either side of the ball as mock drafts may suggest, but maximizing the value of your 22nd overall pick is how you can turn this lacking roster into a competing team with deep playoff run aspirations.
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4 weeks ago | 
lastwordonsports.com | Nate Gosney |Nathan Gosney
The Los Angeles Chargers find themselves in an interesting spot heading into the 2025 NFL Draft. With a roster that does not have any extreme holes, they have really set themselves up through free agency to achieve the Ravens process; draft the best player available. That said though, there are definitely positions on the roster that are weaker than others and should be prioritized more.
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1 month ago | 
lastwordonsports.com | Nate Gosney |Nathan Gosney
When it comes to the Center position, the Los Angeles Chargers have been stuck with below-average play since the unfortunate health issues that arose with their former Star Center, Corey Linsley in September of 2023. These health issues . After his issues came about, the Chargers were stuck playing Will Clapp who while commendable was definitely not starting caliber, Brenden Jaimes who was a tackle in college and for the rest of 2023, then Bradley Bozeman all of 2024.
