The Los Angeles Chargers head into the offseason with a ton of needs to address. A big chunk of those will go addressed in free agency. But getting instant contributions from rookies will be a big part of the continued upswing under Jim Harbaugh.

The Los Angeles Chargers have a major question to answer at running back this offseason, as J.K. Dobbins is slated to hit free agency and Gus Edwards has been a major disappointment. While the Chargers are slated to have expansive cap room,

The Las Vegas Raiders have informed other head-coaching candidates that Pete Carroll is set to become their next head coach, NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero reported Friday, per sources.

NFL Draft less than 100 days away, there's no shortage of mock drafts that are flooding the internet on a daily basis. When it comes to Los Angele

The quickest way to begin a rebuild is to nail the first draft under a new regime. The Chargers did just that in 2024. The franchise selected Joe Alt and Ladd McConkey, proving they had their finger on the pulse when it came to examining the 2024 class.

Dan Campbell and the Detroit Lions have had to revamp their coaching staff early this offseason. The Lions lost both coordinators to head coaching jobs, with offensive coordinator Ben Johnson taking over the Chicago Bears and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn leaving for the New York Jets.

The Lions have added former Stanford head coach David Shaw as their new pass game coordinator, as reported by Tom Pelissero of NFL Network. Shaw, who spent last season as a senior personnel executive with the Denver Broncos,

David Shaw coached Stanford to two Rose Bowl wins, and now joins Detroit Lions remade offensive coaching staff under Dan Campbell for 2025 season.

The new Los Angeles Chargers head coach faces harsh criticism while his name continues to be linked to Michigan’s sign-stealing scandal.

Practices are underway this week at both the Senior Bowl and Shrine Bowl, providing an early glimpse of the top prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft.

It started with Ross Dellenger of Yahoo Sports reporting that, effectively, the Wolverines are ready for a long battle with the NCAA over the allegations. Then, Illinois head football coach Bret Bielema, of all people, took a serious shot at Harbaugh on social media, of all places.