Chargers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh meets with the media to provide updates on which previously injured players will and will not be practicing. Harbaugh shares his thoughts on his brother John Harbaugh's departure from the Ravens, reflects on how Justin Herbert has willed the team to victory throughout the season, and explains what has gone into the Chargers' success in one-score games. He also discusses the habits and execution that have helped the team consistently finish close contests, and more.

Chargers defensive coordinator Jesse Minter meets with the media to break down what he sees from the Patriots offense and what stood out after evaluating quarterback Drake Maye's rookie season, including his effectiveness as a runner and how the defense plans to contain him. Minter also addresses maintaining focus amid head coaching rumors, his satisfaction with the defensive performance against the Broncos while many starters were out, the competitiveness wide receiver Stefon Diggs brings to the matchup and how the Chargers plan to match it, and more.

complementary football with key offseason additions. Roman also discusses the importance of resting select players in Week 18 and how that benefits the team entering the Wild Card round, the challenges presented by Milton Williams and the Patriots' interior defensive line, the identity of the Chargers offense heading into the postseason, and the growth and consistency he's seen from wide receiver Quentin Johnston, and more.

Chargers special teams coordinator Ryan Ficken meets with the media to discuss the Patriots' blocked kick against the Dolphins and how it factors into the team's preparation and coaching emphasis heading into the Wild Card matchup. Ficken also evaluates punter JK Scott's performance against the Broncos and highlights linebacker Del'Shawn Phillips' growth on special teams throughout the season, and how that development has translated across the unit, and more.

Chargers outside linebacker Bud Dupree meets with the media to discuss the mindset heading into the playoffs, what he sees from Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, and how Mike Vrabel factors into the way New England approaches the game. Dupree also talks about the defensive focus on containing Maye and the preparation required for a playoff environment, and more.

Chargers wide receiver Tre' Harris meets with the media to reflect on entering the playoffs for the first time in his young career. Harris discusses the confidence inside the locker room, the team's focused approach heading into Sunday night while maintaining its regular-season routine, and shares his thoughts on Ole Miss' success in college football this season.

Chargers cornerback Donte Jackson meets with the media to discuss the challenge of slowing down Patriots quarterback Drake Maye both through the air and on the ground. Jackson talks about the atmosphere in Foxborough, what he sees from Maye's ability to elevate those around him, and the continued impact of Stefon Diggs in New England's offense.

Chargers linebacker Daiyan Henley meets with the media to discuss what stands out from the Patriots offense, highlighting Drake Maye's leadership. Henley shares the team's mindset heading into the Wild Card matchup, emphasizes staying focused without dwelling on past playoff results, and explains how the defense is preparing to contain Maye's mobility, and more.

Chargers offensive lineman Trey Pipkins III meets with the media to discuss the importance of protecting quarterback Justin Herbert against the Patriots. Pipkins also reflects on how the final stretch of the regular season has helped prepare the offensive line for the postseason.

Chargers wide receiver Ladd McConkey meets with the media to describe the hunger and energy within the locker room heading into the playoffs. McConkey explains his approach to treating the Wild Card matchup like any other game and shares what he sees from the Patriots defense, and more.

Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert meets with the media to discuss what he sees from the New England Patriots and his assessment of quarterback Drake Maye. Herbert shares how the Week 18 break aided the recovery of his hand following surgery after the Raiders game, reflects on what a playoff win would mean to him and the team, and explains the mentality heading into the postseason—approaching it with the same focus and urgency as the regular season, centered on winning the game.

Chargers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh meets with the media to discuss the physical, gritty style he sees from the Patriots, likening it to how Mike Vrabel played during his career. Harbaugh also talks about the opportunity to play in primetime during the postseason, noting the team's success in primetime during the regular season, shares an update on Omarion Hampton and his ankle injury earlier in the year, and highlights the positives he saw from the offensive line. He also reflects on the team's strong road performances and what he expects as the Chargers head to Foxborough.

Head Coach Jim Harbaugh meets with the media to discuss the Week 18 matchup against the Denver Broncos.

Quarterback Trey Lance meets with the media to discuss the Week 18 matchup against the Denver Broncos.

Defensive lineman Justin Eboigbe speaks to the media after the Week 18 matchup against the Denver Broncos. Eboigbe discusses the takeaways from today's game ahead of the playoffs, his gratitude to be playing on the field, and the pride he feels for his teammates

Wide receiver Keenan Allen meets with the media following the Week 18 matchup vs the Denver Broncos. Allen discusses meeting his reception goal for his salary incentive, but focuses on the week ahead as the Bolts will head to New England to face the Patriots for Wild Card Weekend.

Safety Tony Jefferson meets with the media following the Week 18 matchup against the Denver Broncos. Jefferson discusses the team's mindset heading into the playoffs and how the goal is to stay motivated ahead of the Wild Card matchup against the New England Patriots.

Chargers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh meets with the media to provide insight into how the depth chart may look for the Week 18 matchup, including typical starters who could see reduced roles. Harbaugh discusses how quarterback Trey Lance has looked throughout the week of practice, acknowledges his awareness of individual player incentives, and reacts to a recent NFL Films clip highlighting his career rushing yards comparison to Bo Jackson. He also emphasizes the impact Khalil Mack has on the locker room and why his leadership remains vital to the team.

Chargers outside linebacker Khalil Mack meets with the media to discuss the challenge of staying mentally present and focused on the week ahead without looking too far forward. Mack talks about what it would mean to finish undefeated in division play, the defense's growth in closing out close games, and his approach to focusing on the present rather than his future. He also shares what it's meant to watch and help guide Tuli Tuipulotu's development at the NFL level.

Chargers safety Derwin James Jr. meets with the media to discuss how the team is balancing a playoff mindset while remaining focused on the Week 18 matchup. James reflects on the opportunity to return to the postseason, the importance of maintaining routine and engagement heading into the playoffs, and what he's seen from Tuli Tuipulotu's development and his growing relationship with Khalil Mack. He also explains how playing true team defense has been the biggest evolution for the unit this season.

Chargers Offensive Coordinator Greg Roman meets with the media to review the offense's performance against the Texans and identify areas for improvement, including the need to start games faster. Roman discusses what it's been like working with quarterback Trey Lance and building a game plan around him for the Week 18 matchup, while also summarizing Justin Herbert's season as an MVP-caliber, career-defining year marked by resilience through adversity. He highlights the opportunity for Lance to add to his résumé by stepping into a starting role, reflects on the chance for younger players to put quality game tape together from a competitive standpoint, and notes the improvement offensive lineman Zion Johnson has shown throughout the season, and more.

Chargers Defensive Coordinator Jesse Minter meets with the media to evaluate the defense's performance against the Texans, addressing miscommunication and the accountability that follows giving up explosive plays. Minter discusses the group's mindset entering games with an emphasis on urgency and execution from the opening snap, what he looks for from rookie outside linebacker Kyle Kennard as he continues to grow and take advantage of his opportunities, and how the staff prepares younger players for expanded roles against the Broncos. He also touches on the impact of the home crowd on opposing offenses while maintaining focus on play-calling in the moment, and more.

Chargers Special Teams Coordinator Ryan Ficken meets with the media to discuss how Cameron Dicker will respond after missing two kicks against the Texans, emphasizing the importance of learning from the moment and continuing to improve. Ficken also evaluates J.K. Scott's performance, highlighting the need to get back to the basics, and explains what he looks for in players who contribute on special teams while also earning reps on offense and defense.

Chargers quarterback Trey Lance meets with the media to discuss the opportunity to start in Week 18 and what it means for his continued development. Lance also shares his perspective on the Denver Broncos, including what he's seen from their defense and the challenges they present.

Chargers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh meets with the media to share his excitement about younger players earning opportunities and provide updates on player injuries. Harbaugh discusses what the Week 18 opportunity means for quarterback Trey Lance's continued growth, reflects on Khalil Mack's leadership and ability to instill belief throughout the locker room, and explains why the team has remained confident despite adversity. He also highlights the level of play offensive lineman Zion Johnson has maintained throughout the season.