Chargers News: LA WR Mike Williams Getting Fans Excited with Latest Workout Clips

A big season brewing for the veteran WR.

The Los Angeles Chargers have their groundwork laid out for them in the 2023 season and OTA's are allowing fans to get a first look at their full squad. LA is hungry to have a comeback year and prove the NFL world wrong after folding in the 2022 playoffs.

And everybody is well-aware that the Bolts' bread and butter will undoubtedly be their offense. Justin Herbert battled numerous injuries last year and still was able to provide some elite production. The Chargers have been prioritizing bringing in as many offensive weapons as possible to make the most of their superstar.

However, there is a huge x-factor in play here and that is Mike Williams. He has proven what he can accomplish on the field when healthy as he already has two seasons to his name with over 1,000 yards recorded and has built great chemistry with Herbert already.

But the big question remains: Will he stay healthy?

Mike Williams FLEW to make this catch 🛫

(via @Chargers)pic.twitter.com/X8mNsKPqIv

— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) September 15, 2019

In 2022, Williams played the least amount of games in a season since his rookie campaign. With the addition of Quentin Johnston and Herbert still being so young, the rumors around LA moving on from Keenan Allen or Williams have been flying.

Williams was not present when the Chargers made it to the playoffs and fell to the Jacksonville Jaguars due to a back fracture.

But the 28-year-old WR has been back in the weight room and been getting fans excited for what's to come this year.

Chargers WR Mike Williams hasn’t been on field during open portion of OTAs to reporters, but here he is working out. Williams was unable to play in postseason because of a small back fracture. (via Williams’ IG) pic.twitter.com/7PLWaxH7bB

— Lindsey Thiry (@LindseyThiry) May 31, 2023

"Chargers WR Mike Williams hasn’t been on field during open portion of OTAs to reporters, but here he is working out. Williams was unable to play in postseason because of a small back fracture. (via Williams’ IG)"

(Via Lindsey Thiry)

It should go without being said that the Chargers would be elite with a fully-healthy Williams.