Chargers training camp begins with Herbert's comfort, O'Leary's energy
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 12:47 AM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
The Los Angeles Chargers kicked off training camp on July 29 in El Segundo, California. Quarterback Justin Herbert expressed confidence in the new offense under coordinator Mike McDaniel, noting a quick adaptation among teammates. Defensive coordinator Chris O'Leary's aggressive style was praised by players, particularly safety Derwin James. Herbert connected well with rookie wide receiver Brenen Thompson during practice., defensive lineman Tavai Tuipulotu did not participate in the session due to undisclosed reasons.
- •Justin Herbert adapts to new offensive scheme under Mike McDaniel.
- •Chargers practice featured quick offensive plays and strong connections among players.
- •Defensive coordinator Chris O'Leary's aggressive style received positive feedback.
- •Rookie Brenen Thompson impressed during practice with multiple catches.
- •Tavai Tuipulotu sat out the training camp session.
- 12:47 AMYahoo Sports — Chargers camp day 1: Justin Herbert comfortable in offense, O'Leary's defense flying, & Tuipulotu sits out
"The Sporting Tribune's Fernando Ramirez writes about the comfortability of quarterback Justin Herbert in McDaniel's scheme and more from day one of camp.
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