The Chargers returned to San Diego on Tuesday for the first time since they bolted for Los Angeles eight years ago, holding the first of two practices at the small college stadium where Jim Harbaugh began his head coaching career in the mid-2000s.

Chargers Training Camp is headed back to The Bolt. The Chargers held their second and final practice at the University of San Diego on Wednesday, going for 75 minutes in a non-padded session. The Bolts will practice Thursday at 1 p.m. back in El Segundo.

The Chargers visited the USS Abraham Lincoln in San Diego and had a walk-through on the deck, signed autographs, and toured the ship with nearly 100 members of the Navy and their families.

I’m just driving and striving to get better every day,” the third-year linebacker from Crenshaw High said after Wednesday’s practice in San Diego.

Incredible,” Harbaugh says upon his return Tuesday to the University of San Diego, where he began his head coaching career in 2004. The team will practice there again Wednesday.

Rookie KeAndre Lambert-Smith made a couple of the plays of the day and is impressing the Chargers' coaching staff.

The Spanoses seemed to allow their frustration with local power brokers — notably, then-mayor Kevin Faulconer — to harden their hearts toward Chargers fans. They could’ve taken a mulligan there and made a sincere decent effort to comfort those folks.

Rivers called it quits after his 2020 season in Indianapolis, but came back to his longtime Chargers to officially retire 5 years later.