Salyer lost 35 pounds over the offseason and his newfound conditioning could get him a chance to earn a starting job.

The second week of training camps for all 32 NFL teams is upon the football world. The first week is for shaking off the summer rust, but Week 2 typically involves the notable ram

Zion Johnson and Bradley Bozeman highlight the position battles along the offensive line ahead of training camp

Despite Johnson not yet playing center in pads, coach Jim Harbaugh is confident: "I’ve already seen that he can play the position."

Week 2 of training camp is underway across the NFL. For some teams, this is when the action truly begins to distinguish itself from the prior offseason workouts as they now transition to padded practices.

Training camp is the time to make a statement, and one Chargers UDFA is making his after a great pick-six during camp.

The Chargers have begun training camp. Here are players and key position battles to watch -- and a 53-man roster projection.

Gadsden was arguably the standout of the first week of training camp. The rookie could have a decent role in Year 1 given the lack of top-end talent in this room. Similar to Gavino's projection, Klotz remains on the roster due to his extensive abilities on special teams.

The Los Angeles Chargers may have a blossoming star with a third-year wide receiver who continues to shine during training camp.

The Los Angeles Chargers were the first team in the league to have rookies report for training camp, welcoming the new class of players on Saturday. The team will play in the preseason Hall of Fame game on July 31, which is the reason camp is kicking off earlier than usual.