Once again, the Los Angeles Chargers have done it, with their latest schedule release video generating buzz among NFL fans. This year, the franchise leans into a “Halo” video game theme.

The Los Angeles Chargers aren’t afraid to have a little fun — at the expense of New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel and NFL reporter Dianna Russini. While revealing their schedule for the

Considering the Los Angeles Chargers play in the competitive AFC West headlined by a powerhouse Kansas City Chiefs team, never mind a strong overall AFC, Jim Harbaugh has done an impressive job over his first two years.

The National Football League unveiled its complete schedule for the 2026 season on Thursday, with the Los Angeles Chargers hosting Kickoff Weekend at SoFi Stadium on Sunday, Sept. 13 against the Arizona Cardinals as well as a pair of primetime games against the New England Patriots ( SNF) and San Francisco 49ers ( TNF ).

Don't look now, but there's a smaller, overlooked thing that paints the Chargers' future in a great light.

NFL teams have been coming up with creative ways to announce their season schedules in recent years, from using memes to parodies to celebrities. For 2026, the Los Angeles Chargers have turned to Halo in order to tell everyone who they'll be playing in the ...

The Chargers buried references in their schedule release video subtly targeting New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel and his scandal with Dianna Russini

The top-rated center from the Mountain West has the tools and traits that fit the Chargers' new offense.

An NFL writer names Los Angeles Chargers are named as a trade target for Pittsburgh Steeler wide receiver DK Metcalf.