Jim Harbaugh and the Chargers will need to embrace their inner road warrior this season with a 2025 schedule that features plenty of travel and at least five prime-time games.

Coming off a successful first season with head coach Jim Harbagh, the Los Angeles Chargers are looking to take another step forward in 2025.

The Chargers have taken shots at Chiefsaholic (the bank-robbing Chiefs fan), Taylor Swift, Harrison Butker and Travis Kelce in schedule-release videos in past years. While the Chargers have used anime and Sims for past videos, the team went with a Minecraft theme on Wednesday, and it didn’t disappoint.

In the NFL's recent trend of creative schedule releases, the Los Angeles Chargers have indisputably been the best of the best. There was the 2021 PowerPoint and video call presentation. There were the anime videos in 2022 and 2023. And who could forget the popular video game Sims-themed release from 2024?

Two main traditions have emerged during each year's NFL schedule release—teams are getting more and more creative with their announcements, and nobody does it quite like the Los Angeles Chargers.

NFL schedule has been released, checking off another part of the offseason as teams inch closer to kickoff. Some of the season's biggest games were announced before the 8 p.m. ET reveal, including the Philadelphia Eagles facing the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL's 2025 season opener.

The 2025 NFL schedule release featured two teams accidentally picking the same topic, although an incredibly popular one to be fair. The Los Angeles Chargers, longtime NFL schedule release video stalwarts, and the Indianapolis Colts both created Minecraft -themed videos.

The game will be streamed on YouTube for free, a first for the NFL, which continues to expand its footprint beyond traditional television networks.

After reporting late last week indicated it would be the case, Kansas City has been announced as Los Angeles' season-opening opponent.

The Kansas City Chiefs officially revealed their full schedule for the 2025 regular season on Wednesday, May 14.

It's a tradition unlike any other, the Los Angeles Chargers social media team is roasting opponents using Pop Tart comparisons.