The Chargers need to upgrade their pass protection for Justin Herbert by investing in linemen in this year's draft.

The latest 7-round 2026 NFL mock draft gives the Los Angeles Chargers some much needed trench help.

Changes were made to the offensive coaching staff of the Chargers after a first-round playoff loss to the New England Patriots, and the team must do a better job protecting Justin Herbert. Help is needed on both sides of the line of scrimmage,

Jeremiah released his most-recent 2026 mock draft on Tuesday and had the Chargers taking a unique position with the 22nd overall pick. Jeremiah tabbed the Bolts to select Oregon tight end Kenyon Sadiq in Round 1 to help boost Mike McDaniel's offense in Southern California.

This would be a head-scratching decision.

The Chargers go offensive line with their first two selections and take an experienced edge rusher.

The Los Angeles Chargers could go a surprising number of ways in the 2026 NFL draft. Think back to last year, when one could have said the very same thing. Jim Harbaugh and the Chargers really veered off course to fit that theme when taking running back ...

For as long as it’s not taken care of, the Los Angeles Chargers‘ offensive line will come under massive scrutiny. What with several decisions to make about who to cut and who to extend, this situation will not be resolved any time soon.

In all, 319 college players will attend this week's NFL Combine. Most will work out. Some of the top prospects may choose not to work out and only participate in the interview process with teams. Here is the full list of every player attending the 2026 Combine,