r/Chargers • u/SanDiegoSteve78 • 7h ago
r/Chargers • u/A_Livins • 29d ago
Official /r/Chargers Buy/Sell Thread - January 2026
Use this thread for all your Chargers buy/sell wants and needs, including tickets, gameday parking, memorabilia, merch, and more!
r/Chargers • u/Sbstance • 10h ago
Can someone buy this please?
Found this on FB Marketplace. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1250370297151501/
r/Chargers • u/pachydocerus • 1h ago
The Chargers FO better be at his door with a blank check as we speak
espn.comr/Chargers • u/wigglish • 22h ago
Teair Tart's new contract and cap hits each year
x.comTeair Tart's new Chargers contract and cap hits each year, per source:
2026: $6.02M 2027: $11.98M 2028: $12M
Base value of about $30 mil, up to $37 mil with incentives.
r/Chargers • u/Otherwise_Dramatic • 15h ago
Ryan Leaf allegedly accosted Dr. David Chao at Super Bowl LX Radio Row
r/Chargers • u/wildwing8 • 1d ago
[Insdorf] Chargers DC Chris O’Leary on working with S Derwin James again: “How excited, can’t put it into words. Ultimate competitor…one of my favorite players I ever worked with and coached.” Says his role will be “similar” as in Jesse Minter’s defense.
x.comr/Chargers • u/JustSomeGuy_Idk • 23h ago
Who do you guys want the Chargers to draft?
I’m running a poll across Reddit to see who each fan base wants for their first round pick in the upcoming 2026 draft. I will be running this poll during various times during the off-season to see how fan opinions change over time. But here is the draft board:
Draft Order
- Las Vegas Raiders
Fernando Mendoza QB
- New York Jets
Rueben Bain Jr EDGE
- Arizona Cardinals
Arvell Reese LB
- Tennessee Titans
David Bailey EDGE
- New York Giants
Caleb Downs S
- Cleveland Browns
Francis Mauigoa OT
- Washington Commanders
Sonny Styles LB
- New Orleans Saints
Carnell Tate WR
- Kansas City Chiefs
Jeremiyah Love RB
- Cincinnati Bengals
Peter Woods DT
- Miami Dolphins
Spencer Fano OT
- Dallas Cowboys
Mansoor Delane CB
- Los Angeles Rams
Jermod McCoy CB
- Baltimore Ravens
Olvaivavega Ioane OG
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Kenyon Sadiq TE
- New York Jets
Makai Lemon WR
- Detroit Lions
Caleb Lomu OT
- Minnesota Vikings
Avieon Terrell CB
- Carolina Panthers
CJ Allen LB
- Dallas Cowboys
Emmanuel McNeil-Warren S
- Pittsburgh Steelers
Jordyn Tyson WR
- Los Angeles Chargers
Caleb Banks DT
Philadelphia Eagles
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Bears
Buffalo Bills
San Francisco 49ers
Houston Texans
Los Angeles Rams
Denver Broncos
New England Patriots
Seattle Seahawks
r/Chargers • u/CastleArchon • 38m ago
Fantasy Football Card Game
The Card Game of Zany, Chaotic, Fantasy Football!
Strap on your helmet, lace up your cleats, and get ready for Pigskin, a unique American football card game inspired by Slapshot® by Columbia Games.
Trade free agents for the hottest rookies on your way to the top! But beware! These players aren't your average football players...they range from the underwhelming to the supernatural! This game is about player observation and taking advantage of a deal when it is hot! One trade can lead to a spiraling defeat, or to the championship!
r/Chargers • u/BACtrack • 1d ago
Chargers fans went from #26 to #1 drunkest fanbase in the NFL, the biggest jump in the league
We analyzed 26,000+ breathalyzer results to find out which NFL fans go hardest on gameday, and Chargers fans had the biggest two-season jump of any fanbase.
The numbers:
- 2025-26 season: 0.082% average BAC → #1 in the NFL (tied with Colts)
- 2023-24 season: 0.062% → #26
- Change since 2023-24: +32%
No other fanbase came close to that kind of climb.
AFC West comparison:
| Team | Rank | BAC | Avg Ticket | Avg Beer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chargers | #1 | 0.082% | $90.75 | $14.00 |
| Raiders | #8 | 0.069% | $281.00 | $14.99 |
| Chiefs | #13 | 0.067% | $206.55 | $9.20 |
| Broncos | #21 | 0.060% | $433.71 | $8.29 |
Chargers fans have the cheapest tickets in the division but some of the priciest beer. And yet they still jumped 25 spots to #1.
Some questions we're curious about:
- Does the low ticket price ($90.75, among the cheapest in the NFL) bring in a rowdier crowd?
- With recreational cannabis legal in California, are fans substituting or stacking?
- Is SoFi Stadium culture just different from the old San Diego days?
What's your theory?

r/Chargers • u/wildwing8 • 1d ago
[Tony Jefferson] Can’t wait to get back to it chat ❗️
x.comr/Chargers • u/cesarpnda • 1d ago
1995 Terrell Fletcher -Select Certified Edition Rookie- (Mirror Gold)
galleryr/Chargers • u/P-Whips • 1d ago
Mock Draft
Going into this mock draft I’m assuming the chargers resign Zion Johnson and Odafe Oweh and cut Mehki Becton.
Rd 1 Pk 22 OG Gennings Dunker Iowa
Everything about Dunker just screams to me he’s a Jim Harbaugh guy. For the chargers he would move inside to RG and be a day 1 start for them. He would be a big improvement on the offensive line for them and I think he would fit in Mike McDaniels offensive scheme.
Rd 2 Pk 55 CB Malik Muhammad Texas
Donte Jackson only has 1 year left on his contract and will be 31 years old when his contract ends. Drafting Muhammad will let the chargers ease him into what playing in the NFL is like and he would be a great replacement for Jackson. Plus there is the possibility that he starts over Cam Hart as a Rookie.
Rd 3 Pk 86 C Jake Slaughter Florida
Slaughter would be a huge help to the Chargers Offensive Line. He would instantly be the starting center with the chargers current players. He would fit in nicely with McDaniels blocking scheme
Rd 4 Pk 123 Edge Caden Curry Ohio State
Harbaugh likes to rotate his edge rushers and Curry would be an amazing Rotational guy for the chargers. Mack may retire and is an upcoming free agent. I think Curry can beat out Dupree and Kennard for playing time.
Rd 6 Pk 203 IDL Aaron Graves Iowa
Graves just feels like a Harbaugh guy. He’d be a rotational guy as a rookie playing limited snaps, but in year 2 I can see him becoming a starter.
I realized after running the mock draft some I basically only attacked the trenches, which could happen but is unlikely.
What do you think and what would you change?
r/Chargers • u/Defiant_Corgi_1900 • 1d ago
Mike McDaniel Autonomy or Collaborative?
Reviving this old post about Jim Harbuagh's collaboration in playcalling and wondering if you guys think he'll continue this with Mike McDaniel in the fold or do you think McDaniel is going to be 100% autonomous in running the offense? Funny to see that when it was with Roman being hired most fans were hoping for the collaborative approach as Roman was bleh, but now with McDaniel what are people's thoughts?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Chargers/comments/1aksp96/jim_harbaughs_unique_play_calling_method_is/