Chargers rookie running back Omarion Hampton test his family's knowledge on everything about him. See who knows the newest player for the LA Chargers better as he quizzes them on his birthday, his favorite guilty pleasure meal and more after he was selected by the Bolts in the first round of the 2025 NFL draft.

The LA Chargers content team answers the biggest questions from the internet about schedule release videos from anime to Sims to Minecraft, the "meme graveyard," and even P.F. Changs. In a wide-ranging Reddit AMA, Megan Julian, Tyler Pino, David Bretto, Allie Raymond, Bailey Pelletier, and Hannah Johnson cover what goes into creating content in the NFL, what it's like to work with the team, and how viral projects come together.

NFL fans, Chargers fans, analysts, and even players break down the 2025 LA Chargers Minecraft schedule release video. In this compilation, watch as they try to find as many Minecraft references and Easter eggs as possible, including hidden jokes about Aaron Rodgers, Saquon Barkley, and more.

Chargers offensive lineman Mehki Becton reacts to and fact checks the various stories on his Wikipedia page. Becton shares the moment when he dunked in front of his new Head Coach Jim Harbaugh in high school, his love of LEGO sets, and his memories of playing with the New York Jets and winning a Super Bowl with the Philadelphia Eagles. After being signed during free agency, he now prepares to protect quarterback Justin Herbert as the Bolts take on the 2025 NFL season.

Go behind the scenes with Chargers first-round pick Omarion Hampton during his first 24 hours after being selected 22nd overall in the 2025 NFL Draft. Get an all-access look into Hampton's first interactions with Head Coach Jim Harbaugh and General Manager Joe Hortiz as he meets his new coaches and teammates for the first time, including safety Derwin James Jr. who promises many battles ahead. Listen in on Hampton's life-changing phone call, watch him learn to drive a fire truck, and more. Presented by Hyundai.

From the legends who set the standard to the stars leading the way—this is more than just a draft. It's the next step in the journey. A new chapter begins, built on the foundation of greatness. New faces. Same mission. Bolt Up.

The Chargers' 2024 draft class made an immediate impact. Joe Alt solidified the offensive line, Ladd McConkey brought versatility to the receiving corps, and Tarheeb Still added depth in the secondary. As the focus shifts to the 2025 NFL Draft, the foundation continues to take shape.

Chargers General Manager Joe Hortiz reacts to a variety of Hollywood athletes. From Euphoria to The Waterboy to Drake, watch Joe Hortiz break down scenes from the biggest stars of movies, TV, and social media, rate their accuracy, and weigh in on who would be most likely to be selected in the NFL Draft.

Step inside the Chargers War Room to see how the Bolts will operate during the 2025 NFL Draft. Director of Player Personnel Strategy Corey Krawiec walks through what each screen will have on it, how the technology has improved over the years, and where Head Coach Jim Harbaugh & General Manager Joe Hortiz will be sitting as they select the newest members of the Chargers organization.

Step inside the "Recharge Room" at the The Bolt, the LA Chargers' training facility. Head Orthopedic Team Physician Dr. Frank Petrigliano and Director of Player Health, Wellness, & Performance Marco Zucconi give a behind-the-scenes tour showing everything that goes into an NFL training room including an underwater treadmill in the hydro room, red light therapy beds, reaction tests, and more. Presented by UCLA Health.

Ahead of IndyCar's 2025 Long Beach Grand Prix, Arrow McLaren racecar driver Pato O'Ward took a trip to the Chargers' training facility, The Bolt. Follow along with O'Ward's 24 hours in the NFL with Chargers linebacker Denzel Perryman. O'Ward teaches Perryman the ins and outs of the McLaren, joins Executive Director of Player Performance Ben Herbert for an extreme workout to compare professional driving vs football exercises, competes against Perryman in a reaction test, and gifts a pair of race-winning gloves in the locker room before heading to the beach.

NFL expert Brett Kollmann breaks down new LA Chargers offensive lineman Mekhi Becton and how his presence changes the Bolts offense. Fresh off winning the Super Bowl, Becton joins the Chargers to protect quarterback Justin Herbert and set the tone in Head Coach Jim Harbaugh and Offensive Coordinator Greg Roman's physical run game.

Chargers running back Najee Harris reacts to and fact checks the various stories on his Wikipedia page. Harris sets the record straight on his crazy Alabama recruitment story alongside fellow NFL pro Tua Tagovailoa, the truth about his middle name, and his unique NFL Draft night. After being signed by the Bolts during free agency, he now prepares to join Head Coach Jim Harbaugh and quarterback Justin Herbert to take on the 2025 NFL season.

Tight end Tyler Conklin has joined the Chargers for the 2025 NFL Season.

Chargers kicker Cameron Dicker welcomed NHL pros Mason McTavish and Trevor Zegras from the Anaheim Ducks to The Bolt to teach them how to kick field goals. Tune in for Dicker's tips to perfect their kicks as he teaches them what it takes to be a specialist in the NFL.

Follow along as LA Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams returns to the team and spends his first 24 hours back touring The Bolt for the very first time, meeting with Head Coach Jim Harbaugh, calling a season ticket member, and reuniting with the equipment & training staffs.

Guard Mekhi Becton has joined the Chargers for the 2025 NFL Season.

Corner back Donte Jackson has joined the Chargers for the 2025 NFL Season.

Actor and former NFL linebacker Terry Crews sits down with the Chargers, where he spent the 1993 season, to talk about his experience playing in the NFL, how he got into acting, and much more. Crews reacts to some of the best plays from his NFL career as well as highlights from his time in Hollywood, including roles in "White Chicks," "Training Day," and on TV in "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" & "America's Got Talent." Crews' many lives include playing the flute, making furniture, and more.

Outside linebacker Khalil Mack is back with the Chargers for the 2025 NFL Season.

We asked LA Chargers safety Derwin James Jr. and defensive back Tarheeb Still to do the same interview to see how an NFL rookie & vet would answer the same questions differently. The two share how they deal with pressure, which NFL players inspire them most, describe what it's like to play for Head Coach Jim Harbaugh, list their top 5 all-time safeties and DBs including Deion Sanders, Charles Woodson, Ed Reed, & Sean Taylor, and offer advice to young athletes who want to make it to the league.

Chargers offensive tackle Joe Alt has had quite the rookie season in the NFL. Take a look back at a compilation of his best moments from his first year with the Bolts, including seeing his jersey for the first time, his midfield embrace with quarterback Justin Herbert, and a funny behind-the-scenes interaction with head coach Jim Harbaugh.

The Chargers surprised Hector Molina the Chargers International Fan of the Year with a tour of The Bolt.

Chargers rookie right tackle Joe Alt and 2x Pro Bowler left tackle Rashawn Slater sit down and react to each other's film from the 2024 NFL season. Alt & Slater break down how they're able to protect quarterback Justin Herbert when they go up against top NFL defensive linemen like Maxx Crosby, T.J. Watt and Myles Garrett, share what they admire most about each other as teammates, and debate who's more humble. Presented by Microsoft Surface.

Relive LA Chargers wide receiver Ladd McConkey's record-breaking rookie season in this mini-movie. From a draft night trade with the New England Patriots to the most dominant game by a rookie receiver in NFL playoffs history vs the Houston Texans, follow McConkey as he turns into a star weapon for quarterback Justin Herbert. Find out why Herbert believes McConkey is a "friend of the quarterback" and why Head Coach Jim Harbaugh compares him to former All-Pro Steve Smith Sr. as he shatters Chargers franchise record after franchise record.