The Los Angeles Chargers kicked off training camp under new head coach Jim Harbaugh, who likened the experience to childbirth, emphasizing the excitement and challenges of a fresh start. Harbaugh, who signed a lucrative five-year contract worth $16 million, is tasked with revitalizing a franchise that underperformed last season. First-round draft pick Quentin Johnston is viewed positively by Harbaugh and quarterback Justin Herbert, with expectations for significant contributions this season. The team practiced at their new facility, 'The Bolt', which symbolizes a new era for the Chargers. Despite the positive atmosphere, Harbaugh expressed concerns over player safety during early practices, urging caution to avoid injuries. Running back Gus Edwards and rookie linebacker Junior Colson are currently limited in participation due to offseason surgeries, with timelines for their returns yet to be determined.