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Live Updates from Day 12 of Chargers 2026 Training Camp

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Chargers.com will provide daily updates to this page over the next few weeks with practice observations, key storylines and everything else you need to know leading up to the regular season.

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Day 12

The Chargers have wrapped up 12 training camp practices after a 90-plus minute session in full pads on Tuesday. Veteran Donte Jackson highlighted what was a jam-packed day with two interceptions during team drills. Off the field, Rashawn Slater took the podium to discuss his approach in his return from knee injury. The Chargers will now travel to Houston on Wednesday and then play their preseason opener Thursday in Houston.

Chargers Camp Report: Donte Jackson Shines on Day 12

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Day 11

The Chargers held a light practice on Monday in El Segundo with no pads and mostly featured a jog-through pace, as Chargers Offensive Coordinator Mike McDaniel gave an update on the starting left guard battle. The Chargers will practice on Tuesday before traveling to Houston on Wednesday ahead of their preseason opener against the Texans on Thursday.

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Day 10

The Chargers held their longest camp practice to date on Sunday, going for almost two hours in full pads. A trio of young edge rushers — Akheem Mesidor, Kyle Kennard and Nadame Tucker — each stood out with impressive showings in 1-on-1 and team drills. Off the field, the team released their first unofficial depth chart, while Justin Eboigbe stepped to the podium to talk about his progression heading into Year 3.

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Day 9

The Chargers got back to work Saturday by practicing in full pads for roughly 90 minutes. Khalil Mack and Tuli Tuipulotu dominated practice while a trio of players rotated in at left guard in front of Justin Herbert. Off the field, Chargers HC Jim Harbaugh outlined the preseason play for starters' playing time. And Tre' Harris and Oronde Gadsden took to the podium to detail their excitement to play in Mike McDaniel's new scheme.

Off Day

The Chargers have their second off day of camp and won't practice on Friday. The Chargers will practice Saturday through Tuesday at The Bolt before heading to Houston for their preseason opener.

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Day 8

The physicality went up a notch on Thursday as Bolts put on full pads for the first time during training camp. The team held 1-on-1 drills in the trenches for the first time, with Justin Eboigbe among the many standouts. The team is off Friday before returning for a pair of weekend practices on Saturday and Sunday at 10 a.m. (PT).

Chargers Camp Report: Intensity Picks Up in Full Pads

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Day 7

The Chargers held their second and final practice in San Diego on Wednesday, and it was a low tempo day as the Bolts were not in pads. Off the field, Chargers OC Mike McDaniel took to the podium to discuss Justin Herbert's progress and Omarion Hampton's potential in camp. The Chargers will practice Thursday at The Bolt before an off day Friday.

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Day 6

It was a big day on Day 6 of training camp down in San Diego, as the Chargers put on the pads for the first time. After Justin Herbert and the offense were lights out in the redzone 7-on-7 drill, the defense responded with a dominant display in full-team drills. The Bolts will practice again Wednesday in San Diego before returning to The Bolt for practice on Thursday.

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Day 5

The Chargers for back to work on Monday after Sunday was their first off day of camp. On the field, rookie undrafted free agents Avery Smith and Rodney Shelley were among a handful of defensive players who shined. We also heard from fourth-round wide receiver Brenen Thompson at the podium as the rookie navigates his first NFL training camp.

Off Day

The Chargers have their first off day of camp and won't practice on Sunday. The Chargers will practice Monday at 10 a.m. at The Bolt before heading to San Diego for practice Tuesday and Wednesday.

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Day 4

The Chargers were back at it Saturday with a higher tempo practice that saw the offense and defense each make plays ... and take turns firing up the crowd. Elsewhere on the field, Cameron Dicker was clutch in a late-game simulation while rookie undrafted free agent cornerback Avery Smith had a pair of pass breakups. The Bolts have an off day on Sunday and will practice Monday at 10 a.m. at The Bolt.

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Day 3

The Chargers held a lighter practice Friday as they went at a jog-through pace for the majority of the session. But that didn't stop the rotation at left guard as Trey Pipkins III became the fourth player to get reps at that spot in front of Justin Herbert. The Bolts will practice Saturday at 10 a.m. before an off day on Sunday.

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Day 2

Justin Herbert was the star Thursday as he lit up the practice field through the air on Day 2 of camp, showing off a strong rapport with Ladd McConkey, Quentin Johnston and others. At the podium, Chargers Defensive Coordinator Chris O'Leary and Daiyan Henley spoke about how the linebacker will play a pivotal role on defense.

Chargers Camp Report: Justin Herbert Deals on Day 2

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Day 1

The first practice of Chargers Training Camp is in the books. The Bolts aren't in pads yet, but the defense came ready to on with multiple takeaways on Day 1. Off the field, Chargers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh spoke about expectations ahead of the 2026 season. The Chargers will practice Tuesday at 10 a.m. at The Bolt.

Report Day

It's that time of year. Chargers veterans reported for training camp at The Bolt on Tuesday in preparation for Wednesday's first practice. Quarterbacks, rookies and other select players arrived last week. The Chargers will host more than dozen open practices over the next few weeks, including two down in San Diego. With the Bolts coming off back-to-back playoff appearances and double-digit win seasons, expectations are high entering Year 3 under Jim Harbaugh.

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