The veteran receiver is back with the Chargers after half a season with the Jets and half a season with the Steelers.

This is where it all started and I’m excited to be back,” he said of returning to the Chargers after a “terrible” last season with the Jets and Steelers.

A year after leaving the Chargers as a salary-cap casualty, Mike Williams is eager to work alongside Justin Herbert and be a deep-ball threat for the team.

Mike Williams and the Chargers agreed to a one-year deal worth up to $6 million, a source told ESPN's Kris Rhim, confirming a Fox Sports report.

Williams, who spent the first seven seasons of his NFL career with the Chargers, agreed to a one-year contract reportedly worth up to $6 million for 2025.

The Los Angeles Chargers on Thursday agreed to terms with wide receiver Mike Williams. Here are five things to remember about Williams: Williams returns to the place he began his career. The veteran wide receiver was drafted with the No. 7 overall pick by the Chargers in 2017 NFL Draft as he was the second wide receiver taken in his class.

A reunion took place when the Los Angeles Chargers decided to bring back Mike Williams to a one-year, $6 million deal. Williams was cut last offseason due to cap constraints and had two uneventful stops with the New York Jets and Pittsburgh Steelers in 2024.

It turns out you can go home again, and Mike Williams feels he's better for it. The wideout returned to the Los Angeles Chargers this week after a season away. In his introductory news conference, he made clear leaving had never been his intention.

The Chargers on Wednesday agreed to terms with Williams, who was a 2017 first-round pick and one of Justin Herbert's favorite targets

While Herbert and Williams know one another very well, there will be some new faces Williams will have to get to know. One of those is Ladd McConkey, who led the team in receiving