NFL schedules came out on Wednesday evening, so now it's time to evaluate each game for the Chargers' 2025 campaign.

The Chargers finished the 2024 NFL season with an 11-6 record and in second place in the AFC West. It was a successful first year under Jim Harbaugh, but Los Angeles could not prevent Kansas City from winning its ninth consecutive division title.

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

Here are the biggest takeaways from the Chargers 2025 schedule: There's no easing into this one. The Chargers will play three straight AFC West games to open the season, kicking off some early battles in what could be the NFL's most competitive division in 2025.

The NFL schedule for the 2025 season has been announced and not everyone is happy with the match-up for the first international game of the season.

But there are some big problems, too. Jim Harbaugh’s Chargers have to travel more sheer mileage than any other team. Arguably even worse, they’re losing a home AFC West divisional game against the Kansas City Chiefs to the international series.

The Chargers have a pair of back-to-back games at home throughout the season. The first is Weeks 7 (Colts) and 8 (Vikings), followed by Weeks 13 (Raiders) and 14 (Eagles). The irony there? Both of the final games on those two-game stretches are in primetime.

Like everything in life, there were winners and there were losers during the NFL's schedule release on Wednesday. Tyler Sullivan sifted through all 272 games on the schedule to try and figure out who came out of the schedule release as a winner and who came out as a loser, and here's what he came up with: