On July 19, 2025, I was fortunate to attend Day 3 of Chargers training camp and curate my own notes from the practice in front of me. That said, the Chargers were having what seemed like a special-teams-based day with minimal team drills, most of which focused on two-minute drill situations. This minimal amount of team drill period did not allow for a plethora of game-changing notes to be had, but some very key hints of what is going to happen next week and beyond became imminent.<\/p>\n
The biggest thing to read into whilst down in El Segundo at The Bolt<\/a> was which players were lining up with the 1s, 2s, and 3s. This gives fans more of a perspective of how the coaching staff feels about the roster. In doing so, there were some really interesting depth chart placements that need to be reported on, showing that the Chargers’ camp battles are really heating up.<\/p>\n All throughout the off-season thus far, important media members have been reporting on Jalen Reagor and his impact<\/a> on this coaching staff. Fans simply do not want to believe that this is true due to his troubled on-field past, leading to infamy clouding his current perception. That said, this Chargers coaching staff is not lying when they said “competitors welcome” and are welcoming Reagor with open arms to get the first shot at this final 53-man roster.<\/p>\n Reagor worked with the 1s throughout the near entirety of Day 3 of Chargers training camp, playing all over the field, whether it was X, Z, or Slot. This includes an impressive catch from Justin Herbert, videoed below. He also worked on the side for returner drills, giving him even more value to this roster.<\/p>\n Another great connection: Justin Herbert to Jalen Reagor<\/p>\n (this pole is my opp) pic.twitter.com\/1W5kLUsfBb<\/a><\/p>\n — Nate Gosney (@NateGosney) July 20, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n#1 – Jalen Reagor Is Making This Team<\/h3>\n
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