“Simi Fehoko signed a 1 year , $1,055,000 contract with the Los Angeles Chargers, including an average annual salary of $1,055,000. In 2024, Fehoko will earn a base salary of $1,055,000, while ...

Simi Fehoko hurt his elbow and could end up on injured list, which would mean he'd miss the Chargers-Bengals game in Week 11, now switched to prime time.

The Los Angeles Chargers today activated linebacker Cole Christiansen and defensive lineman Breiden Fehoko from the practice squad for Sunday's game. In addition, the Bolts downgraded safety Nasir ...

Chargers receiver Simi Fehoko (87) gets past Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson (33) for a first-quarter touchdown, one of three TD passes thrown by Justin Herbert.

Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert speaks to the media at his press conference at 2025 minicamp on his excitement to have wide receiver Mike Williams back with the Bolts, if he would consider ...

Chargers defensive lineman Breiden Fehoko celebrates after a tackle during a preseason game against the Rams earlier this month at SoFi Stadium. Fehoko, 25, found out he made the 53-man roster on ...

This creates a difficult situation for the Chargers, though. If the team keeps Fehoko that puts the roster at six receivers, leaving no room for seventh-round picks Brenden Rice and Cornelius Johnson.

The Chargers signed Fehoko off of Pittsburgh's practice squad Tuesday. After Mike Williams went down for the season Sunday with a torn ACL, it makes sense for the Chargers to add some depth to ...

COSTA MESA – The Chargers entered training camp with an abundance of competition at the interior defensive line spots. Now that the team has finalized their roster cuts, getting down to 53 ...

The Chargers signed Fehoko to a reserve/future contract Tuesday, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports. Following Mike Williams' season-ending torn ACL early in the season, Fehoko got some run on ...

Fehoko, along with backup defensive tackles Joe Gaziano, Forrest Merrill and Andrew Brown, stepped up for the Chargers’ thin defensive line during the 41-37 victory against the Steelers.