Draft season is officially upon us, as the East-West Shrine Bowl and Reese's Senior Bowl ushered the football world into February with a week of all-star showings. With intel beginning to circulate and players rising and falling based on their performance,

The Los Angeles Chargers feel like an almost unpredictable element of the 2025 NFL draft. While there are obvious holes to fix on offense, Khalil Mack’s trip to free agency and other upgradeable spots on defense make it hard to project with confidence what Jim Harbaugh, Joe Hortiz, and Co. will do.

Year one of the Jim Harbaugh era for the Los Angeles Chargers had its fair share of ups and downs, but overall, I think the team would call it a success. They now enter this offseason ahead of his second season with a few team needs to address in free agency and the 2025 NFL Draft.

Building around Justin Herbert is imperative for the Chargers to return to the playoffs and make a deeper run next season. In ESPN's Matt Miller's latest two-round mock draft, that's what he envisions Los Angeles doing.

In NFL Media’s Daniel Jeremiah’s first mock draft, Los Angeles does that with the addition of Michigan tight end Colston Loveland with the No. 22 overall selection. The Chargers need to give Justin Herbert more firepower. The coaching staff will be extremely familiar with what Loveland brings to the table.

The first big domino of the draft cycle has now fallen, with the Senior and Shrine bowls concluding last week. The on-field workouts and opportunity for the prospects to meet with reps from all 32 teams is an invaluable experience.

East-West Shrine Bowl and 2025 Senior Bowl have now come and gone, shaking up player rankings and evaluations ahea

The Super Bowl is set and it will be the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles squaring off for the second time in three seasons. Now that the first 30 picks in the 2025 NFL draft are set, we have updated our two-round mock draft.