San Diego Chargers

Ravens reach deal with left tackle McKinnie

The Baltimore Ravens announced Thursday they have reached an agreement in principle with left tackle Bryant McKinnie on a two-year contract.

Hill and Schlereth

Mike and Mark talks about the Knicks and Thunder struggling. Plus they talk with new Chargers head coach, Mike McCoy.

Inside the Huddle: Incoming Rookie Class

John Clayton goes deep on the impact next seasons's rookies will have on their respective teams. Clayton will surprise, with his Defensive and Offensive Rookie of the Year predictions, the running back draft in the first round, and rookie tight ends.

Chiefs cut YouTube star QB

Alex Tanney may be able to hit a moving truck from his living room, but he won’t be connecting with receivers at Arrowhead Stadium. The Chiefs cut four players including the quarterback.

Chargers' hole at LT remains unfilled

Now what? The San Diego Chargers were hoping to fill their left tackle spot with Bryant McKinnie. He was far from a great option, and he would be an option just for a year. But a day after visiting the Chargers, McKinnie re-signed with Baltimore.

Bryant McKinnie, Ravens strike two-year contract

Veteran kicker Kaeding says he's retiring

Veteran kicker Nate Kaeding said Thursday he is retiring from the NFL.

A year later: Remembering Junior Seau

Thursday marks the one year anniversary of the death of San Diego legendary linebacker Junior Seau. Seau committed suicide on May 2, 2012. He was 43. Seau’s death shocked the NFL and particularly hit San Diego hard.

McKinnie sweepstakes winding down?

Some late-breaking developments on the McKinnie sweepstakes front as of Thursday afternoon. First, Aaron Wilson of the Baltimore Sun reported that RT-needy Dallas had inquired about McKinnie.