It has been an interesting week or so for former members of the Los Angeles Chargers as the NFL scouting combine and free agency inch closer. One former Chargers first-round pick, for example, is already on the cutting board with a new team.

Here are four questions I will be trying to answer in my travels around Indianapolis.

The Los Angeles Chargers re-signed defensive back Elijah Molden to a three-year, $18.75 million contract this past week, preventing him from reaching free agenc

But the fact cutting or trading him would result in roughly $25 million in cap savings makes it nearly impossible for him to return for Year 2.Some fans, of course, don’t want to see Bosa go. And some outside the team have similar thoughts,

The Chargers brought in a brand-new running back unit in 2024, and it came with mixed results. When starter J.K. Dobbins was healthy, the running game showed promising signs, particularly early in the season.

Joey Bosa ‘s nearly decade-long stint with the Chargers may be coming to an end. Jason La Canfora of the Washington Post believes the organization will look to move on from their defensive star, while multiple sources told ESPN’s Dan Graziano that they expect the Chargers to cut the pass rusher.

The New Orleans Saints and HC Kellen Moore have found their new defensive coordinator in former Chargers HC Brandon Staley.

The Los Angeles Chargers could lose a few key pieces in free agency this offseason, including a breakout star from this past season.

With free agency upon us, Pro Football Focus ranked every team’s best and worst signings from the 2024 offseason.

The Los Angeles Chargers would love to shake up the NFL this offseason and put the league on notice that Jim Harbaugh and company are coming. It has been well documented that the Chargers need ...

The Los Angeles Chargers may have found some cornerstone pieces to build their future around. In year one under head coach Jim Harbaugh and general manager Joe Hortiz, the Chargers drafted rookies ...

The Los Angeles Chargers signed defensive back Elijah Molden to a multi-year contract extension. Molden has recorded 215 career tackles and 5 interceptions. In the 2024 season, he played in 15 games. Take a look at the best photos of Chargers safety Elijah Molden.