The Los Angeles Chargers looked to see its promising young talent shine with most of its starters continuing to rest in week 2 of preseason football. The rookies did not disappoint.
Every time Justin Herbert dropped back in the pocket, the rookie continued to look more and more like a seasoned veteran who has been playing on Sundays for years.
Justin Herbert garnered all the attention when he took the field for the first time in his young NFL career, taking on the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs.
Roaring “Go Pack Go” chants could be heard all throughout Carson, while one of the best teams in the league looked to keep the momentum rolling as expected.
The Los Angeles Chargers game plan was simply to stop Lamar Jackson at all costs, they did that and kept a perfect (8-0) road record outside of California. The Chargers ended up sacking Jackson seven times, forcing three fumbles and an interception in route to a 23-17 AFC wild-card victory over the Baltimore Ravens Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium. Rookie kicker Michael Badgley set a new franchise record with five made field goals, connecting from 21, 53, 40, 34 and 47 yards. “As long as we won the game, it doesn’t really mean that much,” said Badgley. “I’m excited to
The Los Angeles Chargers signed LB Hayes Pullard, the organization announced on Tuesday. In a corresponding move, PK Michael Badgley was waived.
The Los Angeles Chargers signed PK Michael Badgley, the organization announced on Thursday. In a corresponding move, WR JJ Jones was waived.