Chargers running back Najee Harris remains on the non-football injury list with the eye injury he suffered in a pre-training camp fireworks accident and it remains unknown when he might be back in ...

As long as there's linear progression, the team will be better. Comparing the Chargers' roster at this time last year versus this year, they're a better squad. As Harbaugh prepares his team for a ...

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Joe Hortiz and head coach Jim Harbaugh have built a competitive Chargers squad that hopes to be a force in all three aspects ...

Eye injury from July 4th fireworks incident appears to be "superficial" but GM Joe Hortiz said there is a possibility Harris starts on non-football injury list.

Los Angeles Chargers general manager, Joe Hortiz, reveals that bringing back Keenan Allen was always on their radar.

Hortiz said Harris was slated to report to the Chargers’ facility Wednesday night. If Harris ends up on the NFI list and isn’t cleared when the 53-man roster is set at the end of training camp ...

Los Angeles Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz is excited about the potential new wrinkle Keenan Allen brings to the offense.

Keenan Allen is headed home again. The veteran wide receiver and the Chargers agreed to a one-year deal on Tuesday, bringing ...

It's not expected that Harris will be on the list for long, according to Chargers general manager, Joe Hortiz. "Nothing is set in stone," Hortiz told reporters Wednesday.

GM Joe Hortiz talks about former tight end Antonio Gates, Los Angeles Chargers' offseason additions.

Los Angeles Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz was clear about his vision for wide receivers Keenan Allen and Ladd McConkey.