With the Los Angeles Chargers signing 21 players so far this offseason, general manager Joe Hortiz says the club is in position to take the "best player available" in the 2025 NFL Draft.

With that being the goal, here's a look at four tight ends the Chargers could target in the 2025 N FL draft. If the Chargers want a tight end known for his pass-catching prowess, Harold Fannin Jr.

Despite a measure approach during free agency, the Chargers GM feels the roster has already improved ahead of the NFL Draft.

Ohio State rostered two of them, in 1,000-1,000 duo Quinshon Judkins and TreVeyon Henderson, while Iowa ( Kaleb Johnson) and ...

Joe Alt, throughout his first season in the league, showed why the Los Angeles Chargers used a high-draft pick to select him at No. 5. The former Notre Dame star played in 16 regular-season games ...

And with the 22nd pick, the Los Angeles Chargers select … well, before we dive in, let’s step back and review the organization’s significant changes over the last year. Hiring Head Coach Jim ...

A midseason hot streak had Houston Texans running back Joe Mixon among the top options ... Houston entering the playoffs against the Los Angeles Chargers. The 28-year-old is averaging 38.7 rushing ...

The Chargers retooled the running back room this offseason, signing Najee Harris, releasing Gus Edwards and choosing not to re-sign J.K. Dobbins, who still remains a free agent.

In his first draft as Los Angeles Chargers general manager last year, Joe Hortiz traded up three spots in the second round to draft receiver Ladd McConkey. It turned out to be one of the best ...

Joe Mixon ran his way toward the “NVP” for ... as it stands for the Nickelodeon Valuable Player — awarded after beating the Los Angeles Chargers. Mixon gashed the Bolts with 25 carries ...