How to watch Chargers on season premiere of ‘Hard Knocks: Los Angeles’

Here’s everything you need to know in order to watch the Chargers on the season premiere of HBO’s Hard Knocks.

HBO’s Hard Knocks is back for its 15th season. The training camp documentary will air throughout the rest of August into early September.

The five-episode series for this season will focus on the two Los Angeles teams – the Chargers and Rams – as they’re set to embark on a new journey at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, CA.

This will mark the Chargers’ first time on the show, while this will be the Rams’ second time.

Here’s everything you need to know in order to tune in:

What time does Hard Knocks air tonight?

  • Date: Tuesday, Aug. 11
  • Time: 10 p.m. ET
  • TV channel: HBO

How to watch, live stream Episode 1 on HBO

‘Hard Knocks’ will air live on HBO for traditional premium cable and satellite subscribers. It will also be available to stream on HBO and HBO Max.

Chargers QB Justin Herbert believed to ‘steal the show’ on ‘Hard Knocks’

Hard Knocks will feature a handful of characters on the Chargers, but Justin Herbert could end up being the star of the show.

The Chargers will appear on HBO’s Hard Knocks along with the Rams starting on Aug. 11.

While many fans are eager to see notable players with polarizing personalities like safety Derwin James, wide receiver Keenan Allen, defensive end Melvin Ingram and running back Austin Ekeler, there’s always a player or two that steals the spotlight without them expecting it.

For NFL Media’s Nate Burleson, he believes that first-round pick Justin Herbert will be the star of the five-episode series. Burleson explained on an episode of Good Morning Football why he believes the former Oregon product will garner all the attention.

“He’s the new draft pick, he has the hair, and rookie’s tend to steal the show,” Burleson said. “And you know what? There’s going to be more camera on Justin Herbert than any other quarterback. Because we’re familiar with the other quarterbacks. I think we’re going to get to know Justin Herbert a little bit better and he’s not going to let us down.”

Herbert may not have the lively personality like other players on the team, but seeing how he is around his teammates and his overall demeanor will be monitored because he was not naturally inclined to be a vocal player in college. He knows that will have to change, though.

“To be a successful team, you have to have a quarterback that’s himself. He’s got to be genuine and real, and needs to demand from his offense and from the team what he needs to get out of them. I’ve done a better job of being vocal, stepping up and stepping out of my comfort zone,” Herbert said.

The quarterback competition between Herbert and Tyrod Taylor will be one of the biggest storylines to follow. While Taylor is in the driver’s seat, the rookie is still expected to push him for the starting job.

NFL announces the Chargers and Rams will be featured on HBO’s Hard Knocks

Chargers and Rams to be featured on HBO’s Hard Knocks for 2020

HBO’s Hard Knocks is returning to LA, as the NFL just announced the award-winning reality series will feature both the Rams and Chargers this summer.

Under fourth-year head coach Sean McVay, the Rams are just a season removed from a Super Bowl appearance and have a roster featuring an intriguing mix of high-profile players, established veterans, and free-agent acquisitions.

After an injury-plagued 2019 campaign, the Los Angeles Chargers are looking for a return to the winning formula that helped them finish tied for the AFC’s best record in 2018. Led by fourth-year head coach Anthony Lynn, the Chargers overhauled roster features young, rising stars on both sides of the ball, a new quarterback behind center, and an influx of veteran talent added this offseason.

Both franchises will also be debuting new logos and uniforms when they open their new, state-of-the-art SoFi Stadium home later this year.

HARD KNOCKS: LOS ANGELES kicks off its five-episode season this summer, debuting TUESDAY, AUG. 11 (10:00-11:00 p.m. ET/PT), with other hour-long episodes of the first sports-based reality series debuting each Tuesday at the same time, culminating in the Sept. 8 season finale.

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