Chargers Players

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Justin Herbert

Justin Herbert

POSITION

QB

JERSEY

10

Herbert opens 2026 as the unquestioned starter and centerpiece of Mike McDaniel’s new offense. With the roster now set, the focus shifts from scheme installation to translating the new footwork, quicker timing and improved supporting cast into a deeper playoff run.

Trey Lance

POSITION

QB

JERSEY

5

Lance won the backup quarterback job and enters Week 1 as Herbert’s No. 2. His 2026 role is now clear: stay ready in McDaniel’s system, continue refining his timing and accuracy, and provide experienced insurance behind the franchise quarterback.

Omarion Hampton

POSITION

RB

JERSEY

8

Hampton enters the regular season as the lead back and one of the offense’s biggest breakout candidates after an injury-shortened rookie year. The Chargers are counting on his power, explosiveness and receiving ability to anchor a more productive rushing attack.

Keaton Mitchell

POSITION

RB

JERSEY

34

Mitchell made the 53-man roster as the primary change-of-pace option behind Hampton. His speed gives McDaniel a true space player, and his early-season role should center on explosive touches, perimeter runs and selected return opportunities.

Kimani Vidal

POSITION

RB

JERSEY

28

Vidal secured a roster spot after leading the Chargers in rushing in 2025 and now gives the backfield proven depth behind Hampton and Mitchell. He should see rotational carries and remains one of the first options if injuries alter the pecking order.

Alec Ingold

POSITION

FB

JERSEY

30

Ingold made the roster as the starting fullback and a key connector to McDaniel’s offense after their time together in Miami. His blocking, versatility and familiarity with the scheme should make him a meaningful part of both the run game and short-area passing concepts.