The Los Angeles Chargers spent the offseason upgrading the wideout crew around star Ladd McConkey. Offensive coordinator Greg ...

The other, NFL.com’s Top 10 Roster Holes puts the corps as the third biggest roster hole in the league. Here is PFF’s breakdown of the group; Boy, the Chargers receiving options don’t look ...

Following last season’s devastating loss to the Texans in the Wild Card round, Chargers linebacker Khalil Mack entered the ...

As the Chargers look to make a deep run, which position groups will be leading the charge, and which rooms might be cause for ...

The Los Angeles Chargers selected Ole Miss wide receiver Tre Harris in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 55th overall. Harris led the Rebels with 60 catches for 1,030 yards in 2024.

That’s why fans have every right to be frustrated that the Chargers weren’t the ones aggressively looking to improve their receiving corps.

The Los Angeles Chargers have generally struck out when it comes to adding proven help to their ailing receiving corps this offseason. Yes, the Chargers reunite ...

Fantasy managers should chase McConkey as a top-12 WR with only one serious roadblock that could keep him from reaching the highs we saw from him in 2024. That would be volume -- McConkey's best work ...

The Chargers' 2024 draft class made an immediate impact. Joe Alt solidified the offensive line, Ladd McConkey brought versatility to the receiving corps, and Tarheeb Still added depth in the secondary ...

He also earned his first Pro Bowl nod. The Chargers have lost two of their top three receiving options from last season. Chark joins a Chargers wide receiver room that includes Joshua Palmer and ...

However, the 2025 NFL Draft is less than two weeks away and the Chargers will have several opportunities to bolster the wide receiving corps as they own 10 picks in the selection process.

Why the Chargers drafted him: Reloading the receiving corps was a top priority, especially after the Chargers didn’t bring in any major pass-catching weapons in free agency. Harris fits the bill ...