Former Los Angeles Chargers cornerback Asante Samuel Jr. has received medical clearance to return to football activities, according to various reports. Samuel underwent spinal fusion surgery in April after suffering a stinger-like injury four games into the 2024 season. He plans to make free agency visits as soon as this week.

Think of LaDainian Tomlinson setting the single-season touchdown record, Antonio Gates terrorizing defenses, Junior Seau racking up tackles, Rodney Harrison making his name as 'The Hitman,' and Stan Humphries, Chargers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh (during his playing days) and Philip Rivers throwing the ball all over the yard.

The Los Angeles Chargers are in dire need of offensive line help. Since before the season even began, the Chargers have dealt with injuries across the board at the position group. The NFL trade deadline is on Tuesday and the Bolts are seen as buyers,

The Raiders lost to the Jaguars 30-29 (OT) on Sunday and were powered by the return of All-Pro TE Brock Bowers. Bowers returned to the Raiders lineup after nearly 6 weeks out with a sprained MCL and other knee issues.

The Chargers have gone back to the future with one of the most iconic looks in franchise history. Dubbed the Super Chargers uniform, the new threads are comprised of an all-navy set that includes a modernized helmet (with the identical finish of the previous era), jersey and pants that the Chargers will wear at home in Week 8 against the Vikings.

We have to win them,” quarterback Bo Nix said Tuesday when asked about playing in AFC West matchups. “These are the ones that have the most weight to them. These are the ones that you have to go in there and win to set yourself up for the playoffs.

Optimism was high after bringing in Pete Carroll and making Chip Kelly the league’s highest-paid offensive coordinator. But the Raiders have lost five of their last six games, and now they’re finding ways to lose even when tight end Brock Bowers has a career game (12 catches, 127 yards, three touchdowns). — Chad Graff and Josh Kendall

The Chargers shut down the Raiders in a 20-9 victory on “Monday Night Football,” ruining the Las Vegas home debuts for Pete Carroll and Geno Smith. Justin Herbert threw two touchdown passes, including a 60-yard strike to Quentin Johnston, while L.A ...

The AFC West is going to be tight, and the Chargers are right there in the thick of it. The Broncos are on a tear, winning five straight and sitting on top of the division at 6-1, with the 5-3 Chargers and Chiefs are second and third, respectively. The Raiders are bringing up the rear at 2-5.