The Los Angeles Chargers are currently holding their 2026 training camp at The Bolt, with updates on practice highlights and team developments as they gear up for the regular season. The team has taken its first off day and will not practice on Sunday, resuming activities on Monday at 10 a.m. before traveling to San Diego for sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday.
During Saturday's practice, the Chargers ramped up their pace, showcasing impressive performances from both the offense and defense. Kicker Cameron Dicker performed well in a late-game scenario, while rookie cornerback Avery Smith achieved two pass breakups.
On Friday, the team conducted a lighter practice, focusing on jogging through plays, with Trey Pipkins III participating as the fourth left guard in front of quarterback Justin Herbert, indicating ongoing adjustments in that area.
Justin Herbert made a strong impression on the second day of camp, demonstrating his passing abilities and building rapport with receivers Ladd McConkey and Quentin Johnston. Defensive Coordinator Chris O'Leary and linebacker Daiyan Henley talked about Henley's important contributions to the defense during a press conference. The defense had several takeaways on the first day of camp, even without pads.
Head Coach Jim Harbaugh spoke about the expectations for the upcoming season. The Chargers are looking forward to continuing their success after two playoff appearances and double-digit wins in the last two seasons.