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Tough to see that last night. 😣

I know it’s preseason but losing in anyway never feels good.

But also this is the one chance some players ever get to prove themselves to the league. So seeing that performance makes me sad for them.

But also… it makes me question why we are paying Lance so much when he clearly ain’t even QB2 quality.

Let’s gooooooo! ⚡️

Hey it might be only one drive but let’s get some reps in!

It just keeps getting worse 😩

First Keenan Allen officially signs with the Colts. Now our players are starting to get injured before the season even begins.

Idk about y’all but I’m sad 😔

I really hoped we could have kept him around but dang it’s gonna be strange to see him in the Colts uniform.

I sad… 😢

Look I get it we need to let our young players develop but I still would have loved him on the team till he officially retired.

CHARGERS vs TEXANS PREGAME SHOW | NFL Preseason Week 1 2026 It’s football season, baby! The Los Angeles Chargers travel to Houston to take on the Texans in the 2026 NFL Preseason opener live from NRG Stadium!Game Info:
Thursday, August 13, 2026
8:00 PM ET
NRG Stadium, Houston, TX
NFL Network / Local broadcasts Both teams enter the preseason 0-0 with plenty of roster battles heating up. Expect limited (or zero) action from the big stars — C.J. Stroud and most Texans starters are not expected to play, while Justin Herbert and the Chargers’ key guys will likely sit or see very limited snaps. This one’s all about the young talent, backups, and guys fighting for a 53-man roster spot!Team Snapshot (2025 Season Stats)Houston Texans
• Elite defense that allowed a league-low 17.2 points and 277.2 yards per game
• C.J. Stroud: 3,041 passing yards, 19 TDs
• Danielle Hunter: 15 sacks
• Nico Collins: 1,117 receiving yards Los Angeles Chargers
• Justin Herbert: 3,727 passing yards, 26 TDs, 94.1 rating
• Tuli Tuipulotu: 13 sacks
• Ladd McConkey: 789 receiving yards
• Strong defensive foundation under Jim Harbaugh Players to Watch Chargers

Pads are ON and the Chargers defense just flipped a switch �

Week 2 of training camp brought the physicality, and Chris O’Leary’s unit responded in a big way. Multiple interceptions, swarming play, and real edge from the front seven. First-round rookie Akheem Mesidor continues to earn high praise with his work ethic and explosive reps, while Tuli Tuipulotu is now back in pads and working with the team in full practice — raising questions about whether the hold-in is finally winding down.

In this video we break down the biggest takeaways from Week 2 of Chargers training camp: the defensive surge once the pads came on, Mesidor’s strong early showing, Tuli’s return to team drills, the interceptions piling up, and the growing praise for defensive coordinator Chris O’Leary.

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Training camp is underway and the Chargers already have major storylines brewing.

Justin Herbert just proposed to Madison Beer, and fans are already talking about an MVP season. Meanwhile, Tuli Tuipulotu is holding in as he pushes for a new contract after a career year. The left guard battle is wide open with multiple players rotating, and the wide receivers are looking sharp early under Mike McDaniel.

We’re breaking down the biggest updates from the first week of Chargers training camp: the O-line competition, the receivers, Herbert’s new chapter, and Tuli’s hold-in.

What storyline are you watching the closest right now? Drop it in the comments.

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