Trey Pipkins

Offensive tackle Trey Pipkins speaks with the media about the Chargers' Week 3 matchup vs the Steelers.

Chargers Offensive Lineman Trey Pipkins III meets with the media after day fourteen of Training camp to discuss his transition from tackle to guard, his excitement to see OL Joe Alt and the rest of the team in live action vs the Seattle Seahawks in the Bolts' preseason opener, and more.

The Los Angeles Chargers joined the South Bay community to celebrate and sponsor Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce's Second Annual Lemonade Day. Lemonade Day is a free, fun, experiential learning program that teaches young students how to start, own and operate their own business – a lemonade stand. The Bolts supported the event with player appearances from offensive linemen, Foster Sarrell and Trey Pipkins Jr., as well as hosting a lemonade stand selling "Lightning Lemonade" with all proceeds benefitting local El Segundo nonprofit, The Friendship Foundation.

Offensive tackle Trey Pipkins III meets with the media to discuss the Week 13 victory against the New England Patriots, playing in tough weather conditions, and the team's defensive performance.

Quarterback Justin Herbert hits a wide-open offensive tackle Trey Pipkins for two-point conversion to give Chargers 11-0 lead vs. Tennessee Titans.

Offensive linemen Trey Pipkins III, Jamaree Salyer, Zion Johnson, and Rashawn Slater join host defensive lineman Sebastian Joseph-Day for the Season 2 finale of Campin' Out. Watch Joseph-Day try to get the guys to reveal the secrets of the offensive line and test how well they know the teammates they line up next to every Sunday. Campin' Out is proudly sponsored by Toyota SoCal.

Offensive tackle Trey Pipkins III meets with the media about his excitement to stay with the Chargers and solidifying his place at right tackle.

Trey Pipkins talks to the press about the competition at training camp, his journey throughout the NFL and dealing with mental toughness.

Chargers offensive tackle Trey Pipkins speaks with the media before Wednesday's practice.

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"As offensive linemen, you love that and the responsibility that comes with that. Just go out and impose your will on teams is the whole ideal about being an offensive lineman."

"It's a great room. Every one of those guys has a lot of ability. It's going to be fun to piece it together and find those five best [linemen]."

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"I definitely did not want to go anywhere else. I love the guys. I love the team, love the coaches, love everybody here. It was awesome to get the opportunity to come back."

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"One of the things we try to stress with each other is just communication. If we're on the same page, then we're gonna be a lot better and more cohesive as an offensive line."

Bolts starting five of Salyer, Feiler, Linsley, Johnson and Pipkins has rounded into form in recent weeks

"You can't say enough about our O-Line group. They got a game ball."

"They are playing fast. They are playing lights out and that's what you want."

"I just think it challenges us in a way that we just have to be really technique sound. You have to make sure you that we follow our keys."

"I feel like I'm getting the work back in, continue to build a role on this team. It's really exciting for me."

"Every time you go out, in the NFL, is an opportunity to learn. Then, once you do, you have to get past it."

"You feel pretty fortunate that you have a quarterback like that, that can make those throws. They were fantastic. We're glad we have him."

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"You saw at the end of the game there, being able to finish the game with the football. I was really, really excited to see that."

"A guy that's going to add some value to our so we're excited that it looks like it's working out."

"Just really grateful to everybody who has helped me along the way, and everybody in the organization that believed in me."

"Trey had a very quality camp, as did Storm. It was a really good competition for our football team. Trey definitely earned that position."