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SEASON PREVIEW: The 2025 season marks the Los Angeles Chargers’ 66th in the NFL and their ninth since returning to Los Angeles. It also begins a new era under head coach Jim Harbaugh, hired to bring stability and toughness to a franchise that has struggled with consistency in recent years.
With franchise quarterback Justin Herbert at the helm, the Chargers are embracing Harbaugh’s vision of physical play, disciplined coaching, and maximizing their young talent. The offseason focused heavily on reinforcing the offensive line and shoring up the defense, key areas targeted to fuel a rebound after a disappointing 2024 campaign.
The Chargers will play their home games at SoFi Stadium while competing in the ultra-competitive AFC West, where divisional clashes with the Chiefs, Raiders, and Broncos will define their playoff hopes.
TICKETS INFO: Tickets for Los Angeles Chargers 2025 home games at are on sale now via EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. Tickets range widely in price depending on the opponent, seat location, and demand. Regular single-game tickets generally start around $60 to $100, with the average price hovering around $215 to $245 per seat for most matchups. Higher-demand games, particularly against AFC West rivals like the Chiefs or Raiders, can push standard ticket prices well above $300.
On the premium end, VIP and club-level seats — which may include perks like access to lounges, private entrances, and all-inclusive food and drink — typically range from $500 to over $1,200 per ticket, depending on the section.
CHARGERS’ OPPONENTS: The Los Angeles Chargers’ 2025 opponents include their regular AFC West division rivals — the Kansas City Chiefs, Las Vegas Raiders, and Denver Broncos — each played twice, home and away. Their other home games at SoFi Stadium are against the Pittsburgh Steelers, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Minnesota Vikings, Philadelphia Eagles, and Washington Commanders. On the road, the Chargers will face the New York Giants, Miami Dolphins, Tennessee Titans, Dallas Cowboys, and Jacksonville Jaguars. They also open the season with a unique international matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs in São Paulo, Brazil, marking the NFL’s first regular-season game played in South America.
CHARGERS’ 2025 SCHEDULE:
- Week 1 (Sept 1–7)
Sept 5 vs Kansas City Chiefs (in Brazil) - Week 2 (Sept 8–14)
Sept 15 @ Las Vegas Raiders - Week 3 (Sept 15–21)
Sept 21 vs Denver Broncos - Week 4 (Sept 22–28)
Sept 28 @ New York Giants - Week 5 (Sept 29–Oct 5)
Oct 5 vs Washington Commanders - Week 6 (Oct 6–12)
Oct 12 @ Miami Dolphins - Week 7 (Oct 13–19)
Oct 19 vs Indianapolis Colts - Week 8 (Oct 20–26)
Oct 23 vs Minnesota Vikings - Week 9 (Oct 27–Nov 2)
Nov 2 @ Tennessee Titans - Week 10 (Nov 3–9)
Nov 9 vs Pittsburgh Steelers - Week 11 (Nov 10–16)
Nov 16 @ Jacksonville Jaguars - Week 12 (Nov 17–23)
Bye Week - Week 13 (Nov 24–30)
Nov 30 vs Las Vegas Raiders - Week 14 (Dec 1–7)
Dec 7 vs Philadelphia Eagles - Week 15 (Dec 8–14)
Dec 14 @ Kansas City Chiefs - Week 16 (Dec 15–21)
Dec 21 @ Dallas Cowboys - Week 17 (Dec 22–28)
Dec 27 or 28 vs Houston Texans (TBD) - Week 18 (Dec 29–Jan 4)
Jan 3 or 4 @ Denver Broncos (TBD)
ABOUT LOS ANGELES CHARGERS: The Los Angeles Chargers are a professional football team based in Los Angeles, California, competing in the AFC West division of the National Football League (NFL). The team was founded in 1960 as a charter member of the American Football League (AFL) and joined the NFL in 1970 during the AFL–NFL merger. After spending most of their history in San Diego, the franchise relocated back to Los Angeles in 2017, where they now share SoFi Stadium with the Rams in Inglewood — a cutting-edge venue known for its massive video board and modern amenities.
The Chargers have a long history of offensive firepower and standout players, from Hall of Famers like LaDainian Tomlinson, Junior Seau, and Dan Fouts, to current star quarterback Justin Herbert, who has become the face of the franchise since being drafted in 2020. Despite often being seen as underachievers in the postseason, the Chargers have remained competitive and are known for developing elite individual talent.
In 2025, the team is entering a new era under head coach Jim Harbaugh, who returns to the NFL after a successful stint at the University of Michigan. Harbaugh brings a physical, disciplined approach to a team that has struggled with inconsistency. With Herbert at the helm, a mix of veteran leadership and young talent on both sides of the ball, and a fan base eager for a deep playoff run, the Chargers are looking to re-establish themselves as serious contenders in a stacked AFC.
