Take a look at the entire Bolts roster leading into 2018 Preseason.
1 WR Justice Liggins
2 P Shane Tripucka
3 QB Geno Smith
4 K Roberto Aguayo
5 WR Nelson Spruce
6 K Caleb Sturgis
7 QB Cardale Jones
8 P Drew Kaser
9 QB Nic Shimonek
10 WR Artavis Scott
11 WR Geremy Davis
12 WR Travis Benjamin
13 WR Keenan Allen
15 WR Andre Patton
16 WR Tyrell Williams
17 QB Philip Rivers
20 CB Desmond King
24 CB Trevor Williams
25 S Rayshawn Jenkins
26 CB Casey Hayward
28 RB Melvin Gordon III
29 CB Craig Mager
30 RB Austin Ekeler
31 S Adrian Phillips
32 RB Justin Jackson
33 S Derwin James
34 FB Derek Watt
35 DB Micah Hannemann
35 RB Russell Hansbrough
36 CB Brandon Facyson
37 S Jahleel Addae
38 CB B.J. Clay
38 RB Detrez Newsome
39 DB Tony Brown
40 FB Anthony Manzo-Lewis
41 CB Marcus Edmond
41 WR Je'Ron Hamm
42 RB Terrell Watson
42 CB Channing Stribling
43 CB Michael Davis
44 LB Kyzir White
45 S A.J. Hendy
46 DE Chris Landrum
47 LS Mike Windt
48 LB Nick Dzubnar
50 ILB Hayes Pullard
51 OLB Kyle Emanuel
52 LB Denzel Perryman
53 C Mike Pouncey
54 DE Melvin Ingram III
57 OLB Jatavis Brown
58 LB Uchenna Nwosu
59 LB D'Juan Hines
61 C-G Scott Quessenberry
62 OL Chris Durant
64 C-G Cole Toner
65 OL Zack Golditch
66 G Dan Feeney
67 G Brett Boyko
68 T Trent Scott
69 T Sam Tevi
70 DL Steven Richardson
71 NT Damion Square
72 T Joe Barksdale
73 C-G Spencer Pulley
74 G Erick Wren
75 G Michael Schofield III
76 T Russell Okung
77 G Forrest Lamp
78 DT Marcus Hardison
80 TE Sean Culkin
81 WR Mike Williams
82 TE Cole Hunt
83 TE Braedon Bowman
84 WR Dylan Cantrell
87 TE Ben Johnson
88 TE Virgil Green
89 WR J.J. Jones
90 DE Whitney Richardson
91 DL Justin Jones
92 NT Brandon Mebane
93 DE Darius Philon
94 DT Corey Liuget
95 DL Bijhon Jackson
96 LB Kyle Coleman
97 DE Patrick Afriyie
98 DE Isaac Rochell
99 DE Joey Bosa
With training camp on the horizon, we'll preview 10 of the most intriguing storylines to watch for when the Bolts kick things off on July 28.
You can excuse Jason Verrett if he has a permanent smile on his face when he takes the field for the first day of training camp.
After all, it's been nearly two whole calendar years since the 27-year old has felt like his old self.
"Just comparing, it's a night and day difference to where I was at last year," he said last month. "I'm ready to get back to playing at the level I know I can play at."
Having only appeared in five games over the past two seasons, "Feeva" is eager to prove he is back to the Pro Bowl form he flashed in 2015.
He certainly showed glimpses of that after being fully cleared for veteran minicamp, ending the offseason program on a high note.
Verrett showed why he was regarded as an elite, shutdown corner before injuries cost him the past two seasons. His quick twitch athleticism was on full display, as was the swagger he brings to the position.
Defensive Coordinator Gus Bradley took note of how number 22 looked on the field.
"His skill set, what he has, his speed, his athleticism, his change of direction – it is elite," he said. "Just to see him go through the individuals, sometimes, you see a guy come back from an injury like that (and) it takes some time. I don't see it right now. The way he's working out (and) the way he's practicing, he's in a really good place right now."
"A couple years ago, everyone in the league thought very highly of Jason and where he was as a football player," added Defensive Backs Coach Ron Milus. "The last couple years he's been hurt, but what I saw the last couple practices of minicamp, it seems that his quickness is starting to come back. His change of direction is coming back. All I know is that our players are excited for him, I'm excited for him, and he feels like he's going to come back to where he was."
The big question is how Verrett's return impacts the rest of the unit.
Casey Hayward is obviously entrenched as the other starter having earned Pro Bowl and Second-Team All-Pro honors each of the past two seasons. But what does Verrett's return mean for Trevor Williams, who emerged as top-notch cornerback starting in his absence? And what does it mean for Desmond King, who thrived in the nickel a year ago.
It's certainly a good problem to have as you can never have enough quality corners, and the answers to all those questions should come at training camp.
MORE THINGS TO WATCH
The Chargers' 2018 training camp schedule is official, so mark your calendars to watch the Bolts prepare for the upcoming season! The team will hold 14 practices open to the public between July 28 and August 23. For more information, please visit **www.chargers.com/camp**.
