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Cosas que vimos el domingo en el SoFi en la Semana 4

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"Hemos mejorado en cada partido. Hoy tuvimos que jugar sin muchos jugadores premium... Todo fue una actuación muy completa."

"Los Raiders son un equipo de football muy bueno. Va a requerir toda nuestra atención y una gran semana de preparación, de práctica, para tener cualquier oportunidad el domingo."

Los Chargers celebrarán la herencia y tradición de los latinos con una celebración del juego "Puro Familia" con múltiples actuaciones y apariciones

Cosas a tener en cuenta para el domingo en el SoFi

"Semana de los Chargers... Un equipo muy talentoso, de eso no hay duda."

NFL pundits have made their predictions on who they believe will win the Week 4 matchup between the Chargers and Raiders

Chargers.com se sentó con el esquinero durante el Mes de la Herencia Latina para hablar sobre sus raíces y cómo espera servir como modelo a seguir para otros.

Aquí están los enfrentamientos mas importantes de los Chargers en su cuarto partido de la temporada

Los Chargers regresan a casa contra los Raiders el domingo, 1 de octubre a la 1:05 PM hora pacífico

Eche un vistazo a cual puesto analistas de la NFL tienen a los Chargers antes del cuarto partido

Cosas que vimos el domingo en Minnesota en la Semana 3

"Be willing and excited to do anything. No task is too small for anyone. And don't wait to be asked. Chances are there is work to be done, and being proactive rather than reactive will always win out."

"Fue una victoria de equipo y pensé que nuestros muchachos realmente salieron adelante en el momento decisivo. Y terminamos el juego como esperábamos."

"Muchos de los muchachos claves que fueron los motores de esa temporada están allí, tienen mucha experiencia y muchos jugadores peligrosos. Mucho respeto por ellos."

Cosas a tener en cuenta para el domingo en Minnesota

"Un equipo muy talentoso, entonces que necesitaremos un gran esfuerzo por parte de nuestro equipo."

Los expertos de la NFL han hecho sus pronosticos sobre quién creen que ganará el enfrentamiento de la Semana 3 entre los Chargers y los Vikings.

Aquí están los enfrentamientos mas importantes de los Chargers en su tercer partido de la temporada

Los Chargers viajan a Minnesota para enfrentar a los Vikings el domingo, 24 de septiembre a la 10:00 AM hora pacífico

Eche un vistazo a cual puesto analistas de la NFL tienen a los Chargers antes del tercer partido

Cosas que vimos el domingo en Tennessee en la Semana 2

"Queda mucho football. No estamos donde queremos estar ahora, pero eso no significa que no podamos llegar allí en unas semanas."

"Tenemos un grupo de grandes hombres en nuestra sala. Los entrenadores están muy emocionados de volver a salir. Yo sé que yo sí, el personal se siente igual."

The Chargers, along with players Tuli Tuipulotu, Scott Matlock, Jordan McFadden, Terrell Bynum, CJ Okoye, and AJ Finley, hosted a Play 60 camp for over 200 3rd and 4th-grade students from Bobby Smith and Riley Elementary schools in Long Beach. The Play 60 event took place at Veterans Stadium, the home of Long Beach City College. For more than 15 years, the NFL Play 60 initiative has served as the league's national Youth Health and Wellness platform, empowering youth to engage in physical activity for at least 60 minutes a day and encouraging a healthy lifestyle. The PLAY 60 Movement continues to inspire and motivate the next generation of youth, working alongside our Play 60 partners to get them moving and playing for 60 minutes each day.

The Chargers visited California Medical Facility to observe Chargers Pup, River, in training and meet with prison administration and Paws for Life K9 Rescue dog trainers. Beginning in 2020, the Chargers Pup program has followed a service animal in training to highlight the importance of these dogs for people with disabilities. River is specifically being trained to become a service animal for a military Veteran with PTSD and will be the face of the team's animal welfare work this season.

The Chargers visited California Medical Facility to observe Chargers Pup, River, in training and meet with prison administration and Paws for Life K9 Rescue dog trainers. Beginning in 2020, the Chargers Pup program has followed a service animal in training to highlight the importance of these dogs for people with disabilities. River is specifically being trained to become a service animal for a military Veteran with PTSD and will be the face of the team's animal welfare work this season.

Recently the Chargers celebrated our graduates of the Bolt Academy, an innovative career training and leadership program. The graduates had the great opportunity to see what it means to work for the Chargers on game days thanks to partnerships with the Chargers Impact Fund, Brotherhood Crusade, Inglewood Unified School District, and SoFi.

Defensive lineman, Sebastian Joseph-Day, joined the Chargers and the Chargers Impact Fund to host a special assembly and distribute 750 meals to the 600+ students at 122nd St. Elementary School. In an effort to combat food insecurity in Los Angeles, the Impact Fund partnered with nonprofit, Blessings in a Backpack, to distribute these meals since they will provide essential nourishment during the weekends when students do not have access to school lunches.

Chargers players Sebastian Joseph-Day, JT Woods, Ja'Sir Taylor, and more spent the morning packing lunches for 122nd Street Elementary School kids in South LA to launch the Chargers Community Hunger and Relief program. Watch as Sebastian Joseph-Day presents 750 kids with their take home lunch bags and signs autographs for young Chargers fans.

Presented by SoFi, Bolt Academy is a collaborative partnership between the Los Angeles Chargers Impact Fund, Inglewood Unified School District, and Brotherhood Crusade, a nonprofit building power in South L.A. for over 50 years, created to prepare students for careers. The group came together at SoFi Stadium to celebrate the young scholars from the Bolt Academy who successfully completed and graduated from the program.

The Chargers extended invitations to the Inglewood Chargers, Crenshaw Cougars, and Lynwood Jr. Knights from the Snoop Youth Football League to take part in NFL Network's Kickoff Eve coverage. The players had the opportunity to interact with the show's hosts and were featured in the entire live broadcast on NBC.

Chargers players Sebastian Joseph-Day, JT Woods, Ja'Sir Taylor, Tanner Muse, Christian Covington, and CJ Okoye joined the Bolts Community Crew, Chargers staff and Chargers Impact Fund board members to help pack 750 bags of food items to be distributed to 122nd Street Elementary School students through the nonprofit Blessings in a Backpack

The Chargers launched their inaugural invitational to kick off the Opening Weekend of girls' flag football. This event marked a momentous occasion, serving as the first officially sanctioned girls' flag football games in the state of California. Fifteen teams from across Southern California gathered at the Chargers Training Camp Site, Jack Hammett Sports Complex, to participate in this historic event. The lineup featured eight teams from the Los Angeles area, five from Orange County, and two from San Diego, showcasing the growing popularity and inclusivity of girls' flag football. The event was co-hosted by San Juan Hills High School and sponsored by Oakley.

The Chargers Impact Fund celebrated the launch of its new program, Bolts Book Club, at the Boys and Girls Club Watts-Willowbrook Clubhouse. Chargers All-Pro Safety Derwin James Jr. and Cornerback Michael Davis joined the club members for a special reading session to encourage the students to read 20 minutes a day. In addition, the players participated and competed in a friendly competition using words learned through the digital platform, Rhymes with Reason, which teaches vocabulary through music.

The Chargers partnered with Girls Scouts of Orange County to host a flag football event at the Hoag Performance Center. Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors from troops in Orange and Los Angeles County took place in the three-hour camp where they learned flag football fundamentals and played scrimmage games. The participating athletes all received custom Chargers Girls Flag patches.

The Chargers in collaboration with the LA Bowl hosted a flag football Skills & Drills camp at SoFi Stadium, welcoming 185 local middle school and high school female athletes. This two-hour camp taught flag football fundamentals and served as a source of inspiration for the young girls from Inglewood and nearby communities.

The Chargers organized a flag football skills and drills camp exclusively for Girls, Inc. to support Mattel's Play it Forward Global Volunteer Week. Held at the Mattel Headquarters in El Segundo, the all-day event brought together 50 participants from Girls, Inc. and 250 from the Boys & Girls Club of Carson. All 300+ participants were surprised with a Chargers Little People set. The event was attended by several other Los Angeles professional teams, including the Lakers, Dodgers, LAFC, Kings, and Sparks.

The Chargers held their third annual Nike 11-On event at Hoag Performance Center, in which boys and girls prep football programs from all over southern California came together to compete in challenges, go through drills, and receive guidance from renowned coaches, players, and special guest quarterback Easton Stick.

The Chargers and Nike collaborated to bring forth the highly anticipated 11-ON event held at Hoag Performance Center. Over the course of two days, this event showcased the essence of teamwork, gathering 30 teams and over 750 athletes from across Southern California. The event proudly featured both girls' flag and tackle football teams, creating an inspiring celebration of high school football and its spirited community.

The Chargers hosted an NFL Flag Regional Tournament, sponsored by Oakley, with over 450 athletes aged 8-17 participating. The winning teams from each age group earned Oakley glasses and the opportunity to represent the Chargers at the 2024 NFL Flag Championships during the Pro Bowl Games.

Chargers stars including Justin Herbert and Derwin James, Jr., legends including LaDainian Tomlinson, and many more gathered at Rolling Hills Country Club for the 4th Annual Chargers Invitational benefitting the Los Angeles Chargers Impact Fund.

Take a look as current and former Chargers players, coaches and celebrities participate in the 4th Annual Chargers Invitational Golf Tournament, presented by CHLA, at Rolling Hills Country Club

NFL Media and the Chargers join forces with the Brotherhood Crusade to inform the youth about health, education, economic development, and institutional building to learn, thrive, connect, and serve the community of Inglewood, CA. For more information on The Brotherhood Crusade, please visit NFL.com/inspirechange.

The Chargers supported a girls' flag football camp at Kearny High School in San Diego. The event featured 70 youth athletes and was powered by NFL Flag San Diego. The camp showcased Corey Liuget's upcoming flag football league, NFL Air Attack, that will launch this summer. The all-girls league will kick off its first season on July 9th and will feature divisions from 2nd-11th grade.

The Chargers hosted a girl's flag football camp for the Corona-Norco School District at Centennial High School. The event had 75 girls participate from Centennial, Eleanor Roosevelt, Corona, Norco, Martin Luther King, and Santiago High Schools. In preparation for the upcoming girls flag football season, the Chargers have provided the Corona-Norco district with start-up equipment through USA Football.

The Chargers sponsored a flag football tournament that featured 56 participating boys' and girls' teams from ages 6-17. The tournament was run by Hard Count Athletics and championship teams from each of the twelve divisions were rewarded with a half bid to USA Football's "The One" Flag Championship.

The Chargers partnered with Surfrider Foundation – South Bay to host a large-scale cleanup at Dockweiler Beach. 100 volunteers from the Bolts Community Crew removed nearly 600 lbs. of trash in an effort to keep our beaches clean. Presented by Pacific Premier Bank. To learn more about upcoming volunteer opportunities, visit chargers.com/community/crew.

The Chargers celebrated the start of San Diego Unified School District's middle school flag football season by welcoming nearly 200 students for a skills and drills camp, with Chargers legend Corey Liuget on hand to support the kids.