Eight years after the Chargers left San Diego, the organization is reintroducing itself to the city with two days of training camp this week.

The Chargers returned to San Diego on Tuesday for the first time since they bolted for Los Angeles eight years ago, holding the first of two practices at the small college stadium where Jim Harbaugh began his head coaching career in the mid-2000s.

The Los Angeles Chargers return to San Diego for practice at USD, drawing mixed reactions from loyal fans who stayed with the team and others still bitter about their 2017 departure.

The veteran cornerback is guiding a young group of defenders while settling into a leadership role in a retooled secondary.

The Chargers mingled with sailors on the aircraft carrier before the ship sets out on a training mission later this week

When word went public that Jim Harbaugh was taking the Chargers back to San Diego for training camp sessions this summer, not everyone was pleased, to say the least. That, despite the University of San Diego being Harbaugh’s first coaching stop.

Justin Herbert is on the verge of making NFL history, needing just 1,608 passing yards to crack the Top 100 all-time list.

I’m just driving and striving to get better every day,” the third-year linebacker from Crenshaw High said after Wednesday’s practice in San Diego.

Incredible,” Harbaugh says upon his return Tuesday to the University of San Diego, where he began his head coaching career in 2004. The team will practice there again Wednesday.

Wide receiver Ladd McConkey is making such an impression with the Los Angeles Chargers that coach Jim Harbaugh calls him "uncoverable" one on one and linebacker Daiyan Henley is still arguing about a catch the second-year pro made in workouts a month ago.

Rivers called it quits after his 2020 season in Indianapolis, but came back to his longtime Chargers to officially retire 5 years later.