The NFL celebrates its 100th season in 2019, so Chargers Wire ranks the top 100 players in San Diego and Los Angeles Chargers history.

Forever a Charger.

The former undrafted free agent could be in for a larger role next season.

One of the most head-scratching decisions to this day was the Chargers’ decision not to re-sign Kyzir White.

The Florida State ties run deep.

Is there a potential reunion in the making?

The Los Angeles Chargers’ first-round pick was outstanding in his professional debut.

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert has established himself as one of the top rookies.

The Chargers have been without Asante Samuel Jr. the last four games.

The Los Angeles Chargers are seen as favorites to trade for the seven-time Pro Bowler.

Keenan Allen and Davante Adams on the same team would be the most lethal 1-2 punches in the NFL.

By all accounts, Sean Payton wants to coach the Chargers.

The defensive line could afford to have the two players back.

It only took a year for Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert to put the league on notice.

The Los Angeles Chargers could have a breakout season from one of their wide receivers.

Mike Greenberg believes that Justin Herbert will shine in his sophomore season.

The Chargers are addressing the trenches, as they’re expected to sign former Giants defensive tackle Austin Johnson.

Chargers cornerback Michael Davis is one of the more underrated players in the league.

Check out the Chargers’ newest return man in action.

Justin Herbert was born to be great.

Should the Los Angeles Chargers go all in for offensive tackle Trent Williams this offseason?

DT Breiden Fehoko is playing his way onto the Chargers’ 53-man roster.

Chargers linebacker Kyzir White has been arguably the best defender this summer.

Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is up for an ESPY.

Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is impressing as he commands a new offense.

Quarterback Justin Herbert reunites with offensive tackle Penei Sewell in his latest two-round mock draft.

Bleacher Report’s Kristopher Knox identified the Los Angeles Chargers’ most dangerous new weapon.

We might have a front-runner for the third wide receiver spot.

When safety Derwin James is on the field, there’s a greater chance for success.

Chargers defensive coordinator Renaldo Hill is expecting big things from cornerback Asante Samuel Jr.

Chargers guard Matt Feiler has been an integral piece to the overall success of the offensive line.

Keenan Allen and Davante Adams on the same team would be the most lethal 1-2 punches in the NFL.

Chargers edge defender Uchenna Nwosu has been watching Leonard Floyd’s breakout season to get familiar with his new role.

Chargers head coach Brandon Staley had high praise for safety Nasir Adderley.

Chargers Wire’s Gavino Borquez states why Los Angeles has what it takes to dethrone the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Chargers continue to bolster the defensive line.

Kenneth Murray, Drue Tranquill and Kyzir White form a solid second-level trio.

The Chargers should have Morgan Fox high on their priority list.

Acquiring Akiem Hicks would go a long way to improving the Chargers’ defensive line.

Spotrac predicts the Los Angeles Chargers to sign one of the top guards in free agency.

Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is up for an ESPY.

Chargers linebacker Kenneth Murray should benefit immensely from Brandon Staley’s defense.

Rashawn Slater was meant to be an NFL offensive tackle, a really good one.

Chargers wide receiver Tyron Johnson caught the attention of those in attendance at minicamp.

Brandon Staley shouldered the blame for the Chargers’ loss to the Dolphins.

Signing the All-Pro center was the Los Angeles Chargers’ best move of the offseason.

The Chargers’ fourth-round pick is making his case to be Austin Ekeler’s running mate.

The three-time Pro Bowler would be a great addition to the Chargers offensive line.

The Los Angeles Chargers’ third-round pick made an impression at OTAs.

Find out what Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen thinks of the new coaching staff.

Chargers linebacker Kenneth Murray will now be sporting a single-digit number.

The Los Angeles Chargers will get a key player back.

Chargers CB Asante Samuel Jr. is playing just like his dad.