Thomas Martinez has covered the Chargers and the NFL draft since 2022. Born and raised as a Chargers fan, experienced the improbable Super Bowl run in the 94’ season as a child, survived Ryan Leaf, the Marlon McCree fumble and Nate Kaeding in the playoffs. He graduated from UC Riverside with a degree in Political Science and The University of Redlands with an MBA.
The Chargers will travel to Foxboro to take on the New England Patriots in the wildcard round of the 2025 playoffs. Here is key information on the matchup.
Los Angeles Chargers rookie edge rusher Kyle Kennard is slated to have a massive opportunity against the Broncos. He can build significant momentum going forward.
The Chargers typically do not extend players during the season. The team only has 36 rostered players in 2026 and could benefit from securing a few early.
The Chargers offensive line has dealt with injuries all season. The Ravens released backup guard Ben Cleveland who the Chargers brass is very familiar with.
The Chargers will be resting some starters in Week 18 in preparation for the playoffs. Several key players may get the chance to rest including a true x-factor.
The Chargers are heading to the wildcard round of the playoffs but have several lingering injuries to their defensive back room. Trevon Diggs could be a fit.
The Chargers lost an ugly game against the Houston Texans on Saturday. Several controversial officiating calls during the game sparked wide range outrage.
The Chargers offense will face a tough test against the Houston Texans and their vaunted defense. The Texans defense has a few areas that the Chargers will attack.