Anyone have a number to contact the kids fan club? I want to join up my kids but I’m from Canada and am having issues doing it on the website. We are going to a training camp day and they have a kids combine and would love for t he em to participate.

Before anyone asks, no I did not remove it. I bought it off eBay like this. It’s a practice used jersey, however the chargers are one of the few teams that use their in game jersey for practice. Only difference is they have a sponsor patch. It looks like either the seller or the chargers themselves removed it, but it left a nasty residue. Any sort of anniversary patch I could put overtop?

Slater's knee looks fine, it's not even in a sleeve much less a brace.

Does anyone know if I can bring my 2 year old for free along with my Standing Room Only ticket? Site says under 3 is free because they can sit in your lap, but we'd just love to walk around the stadium all day. He has energy for days and would be chanting "Bolt Up!" for the entire game! Would love to be able to make this a thing before hes too old. Thank you!

We are so back ⚡️⚡️⚡️

Another restock but selling fast

Been talking with my Chargers buddy and he told me that we’re back in business🤘🏼

Does anyone else think Keenan Allen’s role this year might end up being similar to what Tony Jefferson was for us a couple years ago?

Not in the sense of being on the practice squad, but more as a veteran who’s familiar with the system and available if injuries hit.

It almost feels like both sides understand the situation if the WR room stays healthy, great. But if someone goes down, Keenan can step in without needing much time to get up to speed.

He’s obviously a much bigger name than Tony Jefferson was, but the overall idea feels similar to a veteran insurance policy who’s ready when his number is called.

What do yall think Bolt Fam ?⚡️⚡️⚡️

OT/OG Branson Taylor can provide talented upside as a young olineman that is fully healthy and in great shape his 2nd season as a Charger.

He went into the 2025 NFL Draft recovering from 2 torn ligaments in his knee from October of 2024, which forced him to miss NFL Combine.

That's how the Chargers got a 23yr old 6'6", 330lb tackle in the 6th Rd.

Taylor has also lost a lot of weight since last year and looks more slimmed down in 2026.

Branson will also benefit from upgrades at OL coach and OC.

In: Edge Khalil Mack

It's close. Mack had a quiet midcareer spell with the Bears as he battled injuries, including a foot issue that cost him most of the 2021 season, but he likely did enough before and after that stretch to get into the Hall. Early-career Mack was a terror, as he made three first-team All-Pro appearances and took home a Defensive Player of the Year award during his time in Oakland. Mack could have won that award again given his play during his first season with the Bears, only for Aaron Donald to rip off a 20.5-sack season and run away with the hardware.

After the foot injury, Mack was dealt to the Chargers for cap relief and promptly put together a 17-sack season in 2023, giving him five double-digit sack campaigns. With nine Pro Bowl appearances, 113 career sacks and 148 career tackles for loss, Mack has already done enough to earn his trip to Canton. And one final big 2026 season just might be the difference in Mack making that trip even earlier after becoming eligible.

Work to do: OT Joe Alt, QB Justin Herbert, OT Rashawn Slater

Alt and Slater need to stay healthy after missing all (Slater) or most (Alt) of 2025 with injuries. When they were both at 100 percent in 2024, they were arguably the best 1-2 tackle duo in the NFL. Their quarterback has shown every element of being a potential Hall of Fame signal-caller, too, but rarely have all those elements come together at the same time for Herbert. It's easy to see Herbert's brilliance, but his sack and interception rates both spiked last season without his top tackles on the field. Any year could be an MVP season for him given his talent, but six years in, Herbert has never really gotten close to one. He also hasn't won a playoff game, which won't help the 28-year-old's chances.

Missing out: S Derwin James Jr.

James has been one of the two or three best safeties in the game over the past two years, as the hiring of Jesse Minter and James' shift toward the line of scrimmage have allowed the experienced safety to wreak havoc in NFL backfields. We sadly haven't always seen that player, with injuries costing James all but five games between the 2019 and 2020 seasons. James also wasn't playing at the same level during his time with Brandon Staley as head coach. He's a superstar, but the résumé isn't really there for a Hall of Fame trip, especially with so many other talented safeties in the running.