The Chargers unveiled new gold & navy alternate uniforms for the 2025 season. See Justin Herbert & the team in the new gear as Jim Harbaugh's first camp begins.
StatPro NFL Beat Reporter
It's a new era for the Los Angeles Chargers, and now they have the fresh looks to prove it. The team sent a jolt of excitement through the fan base on Monday by unveiling two stunning new alternate uniforms for the 2025 season: a vibrant 'Charger Power' sunshine gold jersey and a sleek, all-navy 'Super Chargers' combination. The reveal comes as the team wraps its first week of training camp under Jim Harbaugh, signaling a fresh start both on and off the field.
Defensive Coordinator Jesse Minter praised the unit's competitive spirit, highlighting the depth and hunger of the defensive line as a key strength for the upcoming season.
The Chargers dropped a history-rich reveal video showcasing the two new looks that will debut this season. The 'Charger Power' uniform brings back the fan-favorite sunshine gold as the primary jersey color, a bold statement of the team's electric identity. The second alternate, the 'Super Chargers' uniform, features an intimidating all-navy look from helmet to sock. The video featured stars like Justin Herbert, Derwin James Jr., and Khalil Mack, alongside promising rookie Ladd McConkey, connecting the team's past legacy with its bright future.
The on-field product is matching the off-field excitement. The first week of training camp under Jim Harbaugh has been intense and focused. Quarterback Justin Herbert has looked sharp, connecting on deep balls in practice highlights, while safety Derwin James Jr. has been a commanding presence in the secondary. Veteran linebacker Denzel Perryman has already established himself as a vocal leader, seen firing up the squad in team huddles. With no injuries reported, the team is building a solid foundation ahead of their first preseason test.
Defensive Coordinator Jesse Minter expressed high confidence in his unit's development heading into his second season. He specifically praised the growth of third-year defenders Tuli Tuipulotu and Daiyan Henley, noting their increased understanding of the scheme. Minter emphasized the competitive fire along the defensive line, stating the depth and aggressive mindset are setting a high bar for the entire defense. This focus on winning in the trenches is a clear hallmark of the new coaching philosophy.
With fresh threads in the locker room and a palpable new energy on the practice field, the Harbaugh era is off to an exciting start. While the hype is real, the true test begins soon. All eyes now turn to the Hall of Fame preseason game against the Detroit Lions on July 31, the first chance to see this re-energized squad in action before the massive season opener against the Kansas City Chiefs on September 5.
