Jake Slaughter

Chargers center Jake Slaughter meets with the media to discuss his journey from being drafted to preparing for his first NFL start in Week 1. Slaughter shares his gratitude for the opportunity, his approach to stepping into the starting role following Tyler Biadasz's injury and his focus on improving each day. He also discusses the relationship he's developed with quarterback Justin Herbert and how the two have worked together on and off the field, and more.

Los Angeles Chargers rookie center Jake Slaughter speaks with the media after the Thursday night preseason matchup vs the 49ers. He describes his experience stepping up as center and his adjustment to the fast pace of the NFL compared to college.

Chargers offensive lineman Jake Slaughter meets with the media during his first NFL training camp to discuss his transition from center to guard and growing comfort at multiple positions along the offensive line. Slaughter shares his readiness to step up for his teammates when called upon, the guidance he's received from the veterans in the room and his experience learning Mike McDaniel's offense. He also discusses McDaniel's football knowledge, his continued development throughout camp and more.

Jake Slaughter speaks to the media after his first day of 2026 rookie minicamp. Slaughter discusses transitioning to the NFL, getting familiar with the Chargers coaching staff and locker room, and the expectations he has for himself heading into the offseason.

Watch the 2026 Chargers draft picks receive the call from General Manager Joe Hortiz and Head Coach Jim Harbaugh during the NFL Draft.

With the 2026 NFL Draft officially over, check out the college highlights of the full Chargers 2026 draft class, including first round pick Edge Akheem Mesidor, second round pick OL Jake Slaughter, and more!

On this episode of Chargers Weekly, Bolts radio play-by-play announcer Matt "Money" Smith gives his instant reaction to day 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft before sitting down with Assistant General Manager Chad Alexander. Money talks through names to watch on day 3 including cornerback Jermod McCoy, guard Jalen Farmer, and wide receiver Brenen Thompson before Chad joins him to break down the Bolts drafting IOL Jake Slaughter from Florida with their second round pick, trading out of the third round, and the team's overall draft strategy. Presented by Splitero.

Former San Diego Chargers linebacker Shawne Merriman announces Los Angeles Chargers' selection of Florida Gators guard Jake Slaughter in Round 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft with the No. 63 overall pick (via the New England Patriots).

The Chargers selected Florida Gator OL Jake Slaughter with the No. 63 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft on Friday night.

The Chargers Offensive Coordinator praised the rookie as he transitions to full-time starter at center

The Chargers defense won practice for a second straight day behind the edge rusher group

Rashawn Slater returned to practice while Jake Slaughter was at center in front of Justin Herbert

Tyler Biadasz has an ACL injury sustained in a joint practice with the 49ers

The Chargers built a highly competitive unit that is spearheaded by the return of Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt

The Chargers held a short practice Monday and will hold three more Organized Team Activity (OTA) sessions this week

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed rookie offensive lineman Jake Slaughter (selected No. 63 overall).

Here are the new jersey numbers for the Chargers 2026 draft picks

Chargers GM Joe Hortiz also discussed making two trades and having seven picks on Day 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft

The Chargers drafted Florida's Jake Slaughter at No. 63 overall in Round 2 on Friday night

A 2025 Rimington Trophy Finalist, Slaughter allowed just four total pressures in his final season at Florida

The Los Angeles Chargers continued the 2026 NFL Draft by selecting Florida offensive lineman Jake Slaughter (63rd overall). The Bolts moved down from No. 55 overall in a trade with New England, acquiring the 63rd overall choice used to select Slaughter along with a fourth-round pick (No. 63) and a sixth-round selection (No. 202). Los Angeles later traded the 86th overall pick to Cleveland for a trio of selections — a fourth-rounder (No. 105), a fifth-round choice (No. 145) and a sixth-round pick (No. 206).