Jeff Millerstaff is a journalist for the Los Angeles Times, focusing on local sports coverage in the Los Angeles area. He provides in-depth analysis and reporting on the Chargers, covering their games, player interviews, coaching changes, and other news related to the team.
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Jeff Millerstaff's articles mainly revolve around local sports, particularly the Los Angeles Chargers and the NFL. He seems to value expert commentary, evolving stories, event coverage, and announcements related to football games, team events, player injuries as well as coaching developments.
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By: Jeff Miller
As the reimagining of the Chargers continues, one of the ideas of the team's new regime is to get more from Justin Herbert by asking less from Justin Herbert.
By: Jeff Millerstaff
Chargers new GM Joe Hortiz says, “The whole, ‘It’s a fair trade. It’s a wash,’ I don’t think that’s a trade that we’re interested in.”
By: Jeff Miller
Through his first four seasons, he has thrown for 17,223 yards, the most to begin an NFL career. Justin Herbert's aerial antics have become quite familiar.
By: Jeff Millerstaff
With the fifth pick of the NFL draft in Detroit, the Chargers are in great position to trade down for extra picks and still fill their needs in Round 1.
By: Jeff Millerstaff
Many thought the Chargers might trade the fifth pick of the NFL draft, but they stuck with it and helped their offensive line by taking Notre Dame's Joe Alt.
By: Jeff Millerstaff
Joe Alt, the Chargers' first pick in the NFL draft, comes from a family of athletes. His father was a two-time Pro Bow player and his brother played in the NHL.
The Chargers started Day 2 of the NFL draft Friday by getting receiving help, selecting Georgia's Ladd McConkney with the second pick of the second round, the 34th selection overall.
By: Jeff Miller
The Chargers opened Day 3 of the NFL draft by selecting Alabama's Justin Eboigbe with the fifth pick of the fourth round, 105th overall.
By: Jeff Millerstaff
The Chargers new attitude starts with the drafting of a force on the offensive line, Joe Alt, adding beef to their interior defense and replacing receivers.
By: Jeff Miller
For someone who once thought he'd never coach, Nick Hardwick found himself in the strangest of places: Sitting in an Indiana high school, as midnight approached, breaking down film.
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