Former Michigan standouts Jabrill Peppers and Jourdan Lewis can attest to that, and they jokingly hypothesized that Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams abruptly retired because he couldn’t stand another day of Harbaugh training camp.

Former No. 7 overall pick wide receiver Mike Williams has informed the Los Angeles Chargers he will be retiring from the NFL, according to ESPN. Williams walks away from football at 30 years old after eight seasons played.

Quentin Johnston enters 2025 with touchdown upside and a chance to secure a larger fantasy role in the Chargers’ evolving offense.

The Los Angeles Chargers have placed veteran receiver Mike Williams on the physically unable to perform list to begin training camp, per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.

Teams with the highest percentage of players returning to the roster in 2025 (PS players not included)1. Broncos- 86.0%2. Packers- 84.5%3. Bills- 84.2%4. Lions- 80.0%5. Bengals- 79.1%6. Bucs- 78.1%7. Cowboys- 77.9%8. Rams- 77.0%9. Giants- 76.8%10. Commanders- 75.9%