The Chargers were the first team to open training camp this season, and they also have a lot of movement with their roster. Mike Williams informed the Chargers on Thursday that he plans to retire, and running back Najee Harris was placed on the active/non-football list due to an eye injury.

Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams, 30, has announced his retirement from the NFL, two days after being placed on the PUP list.

Having struggled with fitness issues throughout his professional career, seasoned wide receiver Mike Williams has decided to confirm his retirement from the NFL before the 2025-26 season. After spending eight seasons in the league,

Mike Williams shocked LA Chargers fans on Thursday when he suddenly retired from professional football. Fans quickly turned from surprise to solution-seeking as Williams leaves behind a hole at wide receiver that may need to be filled.

The Los Angeles Chargers won't be celebrating a Mike Williams reunion after all. The veteran wideout decided to retire after signing a one-year deal this offseason to return to the Bolts. The Chargers are still pretty thin at wide receiver.

Veteran Mike Williams was placed on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) List, but shockingly retired instead. Luckily for the Chargers, they were able to come to terms with second-round rookie Tre’ Harris,

Selected by L.A. in the first round of the 2017 NFL draft, he spent his first seven years on the West Coast before two half-season stints with the New York Jets and Pittsburgh Steelers in 2024. Needless to say—regardless of his injury history—the NFL world was stunned by the news of Williams' early decision to hang up his cleats,

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams has decided to retire, and the surprising news has called attention to one of the most impressive statistics you will ever see.