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A Los Angeles Chargers player tested positive for COVID-19, the team announced Thursday.

From a hidden baseball dugout to garbled scoreboard, old memories abound in the former San Diego, Jack Murphy, Qualcomm, SDCCU Stadium.

From a hidden baseball dugout to a garbled scoreboard, old memories abound in the former San Diego, Jack Murphy, Qualcomm, SDCCU Stadium, reports NBC 7’s Artie Ojeda.

NBC 7’s DroneRanger 7 flew over SDCCU Stadium in Mission Valley on Oct. 6, 2020. The site will be demolished to make way for a future football stadium for SDSU. Let’s fly to “The Murph” one final time.

The Padres and Dodgers meet in the National League Division Series that starts on Tuesday night in Arlington, Texas.

The word “traitors” was used a lot.

Justin Herbert will get his second NFL start on Sunday when the Los Angeles Chargers host the Carolina Panthers

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Tyrod Taylor missed last Sunday’s game because a team doctor accidentally punctured his lung, according to a person familiar with the case. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Wednesday because of medical restriction issues. Rookie Justin Herbert was the Chargers’ surprise starter in last Sunday’s 23-20 overtime loss to the...

It’s unclear when any fans will get to see it, but the $5 billion home of the Rams and Chargers was officially opened Tuesday with a ceremonial ribbon-cutting, setting the stage for a spectator-less debut this weekend.

Keenan Allen has signed a four-year extension with the Los Angeles Chargers that will make him the league’s second-highest paid receiver in average money. A person familiar with the deal says it is worth $80.1 million with $50 million guaranteed. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because financial terms were not released by the Chargers…

Take a time-lapse tour of the build out of the biggest stadium in the NFL, courtesy of video provided by SoFi Stadium

Full team workouts have begun across the National Football League. Needless to say, this year, things don’t look the same as they usually do. “Definitely not normal. I mean every day has been different. It’s chaos. We’re going to have to welcome chaos this year,” says Chargers Head Coach Anthony Lynn. Masks are everywhere. The NFL has required face...

Colin Kaepernick is on the Los Angeles Chargers’ workout list, but that doesn’t mean he will be coming in anytime soon or at all. Anthony Lynn said Wednesday that Kaepernick fits the style of quarterback Los Angeles is looking for, but the third-year head coach hasn’t spoken to him. Lynn was also quick to point out that he first...

For the first time in its history “Hard Knocks,” the Emmy-winning collaboration between HBO and NFL Films, is going to feature two professional football teams: the one that belongs in Los Angeles and the one that’s renting in Los Angeles. The Rams and Chargers will both have camera crews outlining their training camps as they prepare for the 2020 season….

For nine seasons, cornerback Chris Harris Jr. terrorized the Chargers offense. Even Philip Rivers would jaw at him, though Harris hardly talked back and always let his play do the talking. Harris has always played with a chip on his shoulder. He went to Kansas State and balled out, but he wasn’t drafted, then worked hard to make the...

Football players don’t go to West Point thinking they’re on the fast track to a National Football League career. In the last 50 years only two Black Knights have been selected in the NFL Draft. But sometimes they turn out to be better than they even knew. That’s the case with linebacker Cole Christiansen, who signed as an undrafted...

The last time the Chargers had a starting quarterback who went to Oregon it worked out pretty well. That guy’s name was Dan Fouts. So, Justin Herbert has some big shoes to fill. The Bolts took Herbert with the 6th overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft. It’s the first time they’ve selected a QB in the first round...

The 2020 NFL Draft is going to be different as teams must do things virtually. It’s also potentially going to be wild. At least, that’s what I’m hoping for. No in-person visits mean talent evaluators are going to have to lean more on tape … you know, how a guy actually plays football on the field … and less on…

Football Night in San Diego’s Greg Camarillo and Rich Ohrnberger weigh in on the challenges of the draft’s unique format in 2020, and look ahead to the major storylines.