Chargers OLB Tuli Tuipulotu Raising His Game and Voice

‘The Harbaugh way’: Even practice jerseys are a source of pride

By Thuc Nhi Nguyen Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES — It was a summer day in June, but Daiyan Henley was dressed for a prime-time moment. Fitted with long socks, white pants and a sleeve on his elbow, the Chargers linebacker’s practice jersey was complete with game-ready lightning bolts on each shoulder. Other team’s practice jerseys are plain. They’re looser. They’re more breathable. “But this is us,” Henley said, running his fingertips over his c…

Chargers OLB Tuli Tuipulotu raising his game and voice

EL SEGUNDO — Tuli Tuipulotu arrived at his first Chargers training camp as a wide-eyed, 20-year-old second-round draft pick from USC. He approached veteran teammates and fellow outside linebackers Khalil Mack and Joey Bosa and called them “sir” and “mister” with a sense of reverence. Tuipulotu made quite the first impression during the 2023 season, and it went far beyond being polite and respecting his elders in the locker room and on the field.…

Chargers’ rising star looks to match Khalil Mack’s elite play

Tuli Tuipulotu is entering his third NFL season with very high expectations, and he is making it clear that he is doing everything necessary to meet them. The Los Angeles Chargers defender talked to the media on Friday and had some great words to say in regards to his fellow teammate Khalil Mack.  “My standard is to play [like Khalil]. He is the standard…I’m doing my best so there’s no drop off like, Khalil is here, let’s slide to him…We got to …

Chargers' Tuli Tuipulotu aims to mirror Khalil Mack's play in full-time starter role: 'He's the standard'

Los Angeles Chargers pass rusher Tuli Tuipulotu is approaching his first year as a likely full-time starter with a goal easier said than done: play like three-time All-Pro Khalil Mack.

Gaza: ‘I raise my voice hoping that someone in the world will hear it’ | Asia

By Helda Ayyad, Gaza, via Vatican News I write these words from the heart of pain: the parish of Gaza, where I have been living as a displaced person during nearly two years of war. And I write them as a student who wants to speak to the world. Before I completed my high school exams, my days were full of anticipation and hope. When I read the results—an excellent 94.7—I thought the doors to a bright future had opened before me. I already imagin…