It’s hard to quantify the first season of Jim Harbaugh’s tenure with the Los Angeles Chargers as anything but a success. Even with the worst year of Justin Herbert’s career — at least statistically — he led them to only the second playoff appearance of the franchise under Herbert.

During a chat with reporters at league meetings this week, Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh stressed the versatility and belief in the current guys they have on the interior.

The Los Angeles Chargers need more wide receivers for quarterback Justin Herbert, which is why an NFL analyst suggested the team as a possible landing spot for a $90 million wide receiver.

Last year, the Los Angeles Chargers took Notre Dame OT Joe Alt fifth overall. This year, Jim Harbaugh’s team owns the 22rd pick with links to these players in a variety of mock drafts.

The idea the Los Angeles Chargers could trade for Philadelphia Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert isn’t exactly new. In fact, the Chargers trading for Goedert would be an A+ move ahead of the NFL draft.

It’s a question worth asking, particularly about Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Chris Gowin. Widespread reports since Godwin re-upped with the Bucs have said that the veteran receiver turned down bigger offers to return to his preferred team rather than leave.

Los Angeles Chargers defensive back Derwin James had some high praise for former Oregon Ducks fan-favorite and current Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert. As a

Justin Herbert throwing a long touchdown pass to Tez Johnson would be a fun sight to see in Los Angeles. According to one mock draft from Athlon Sports, the Chargers will draft Johnson in the fourth round, giving Herbert some much-needed weaponry on the ...