Chargers take wild shot at Bo Nix’s ankle in schedule release video

The Los Angeles Chargers remain the kings of the NFL Schedule Release. Many organizations have stepped up their game with their social media videos, but the Chargers are on a different level. They are known for their jabs at players, teams, former coaches, and fans in the league. After years of doing Anime, Sims, and Minecraft, the Chargers continue with the gaming vibe with a Halo theme.

Anyone who is roughly 24 to 45 years old played Halo a ton in their early days. Halo is one of the greatest video games of all time, and the Chargers and Halo worked together for this reveal.

should we REALLY make our schedule release video in halo?

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— Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) May 14, 2026

One of the popular jabs the Chargers took this season was directed toward Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini. Many NFL fans were waiting for it. LA even made fun of themselves for losing 16-3 in the Wild Card to New England.

The Chargers and Broncos meet in Week 5 of the season. The Bolts had a little fun and took a wild shot at Bo Bix during this scene.

They blew up Bo Nix’s ankle! pic.twitter.com/X32m94B8Ko https://t.co/oE3WrlUCt1

— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) May 14, 2026

The Chargers had a Buffalo Bills’ Cole Bishop character, come from behind and launch a stinger at Nix’s ankle. Nix then fell off the cliff, followed by the Broncos quitting to the main menu. This, of course, is portraying the injury from the Divisional win against the Bills. Later, for the Week 18 matchup in the video, Jarred Stidham was told to finish the job in the snow, but the Patriots took him down.

The social media team did many wonders in this video. There are so many things to dissect that you can’t see all of them in one sitting. It requires a few watches.

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