Up 27-0 late in the first half against the Jaguars, the Chargers looked to be cruising toward their first Divisional Round appearance in four years. Two hours and a methodical Jacksonville comeback later, Los Angeles was heading home instead.

The Chargers have high expectations for the 2022 season after all of their offseason additions. Quarterback Justin Herbert recently said they "have to put together a full season for us to play the football that we want to."

After being released by the Patriots in March, Kyle Van Noy found his new home with the Chargers. And while this marks this end of his time on the east coast, the veteran LB said he's ready to make his mark on another organization that is in pursuit of a championship.

New England is once again parting ways with veteran linebacker Kyle Van Noy. The move clears $5 million in salary cap space this year, which gives Bill Belichick additional flexibility heading toward free agency.

Did Teddy Bridgewater pull into the lead in the Broncos' QB race? Is Micah Parsons the new face of the Cowboys' defense? How did Justin Fields fare in his second pro outing? Gregg Rosenthal identifies the winners and losers of NFL Preseason Week 2.

Will edge rusher Arden Key flash for the 49ers against the Chargers on Sunday night? Chase Goodbread identifies one thing to watch for from all 32 teams in preseason Week 2.

Will the Bills solve an O-line spot in front of Josh Allen? Can Cam Newton hold off Mac Jones for the Pats' QB job? Jeremy Bergman sets the stage for each AFC East team heading into training camp.

In this edition of the Scout's Notebook, Bucky Brooks explains why the Patriots' throwback approach should frighten the rest of the NFL. Plus, five surprising free-agent signings and more.

After one season with the Miami Dolphins and his subsequent release, LB Kyle Van Noy is returning to the New England Patriots, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported.

With the NFL's salary cap dropping due to the COVID-19 pandemic, free agency feels more unpredictable than ever before. Not to fret! Gregg Rosenthal provides a big-picture guide explaining which teams could be spenders, which players might be traded and much, much more.

Buffalo released veteran receiver John Brown and defensive lineman Quinton Jefferson. Plus, other Wednesday stories Around The NFL is monitoring.

NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reported Tuesday that Miami has informed linebacker Kyle Van Noy that he will be released after one season.

NFL Week 14 provided great clarity for Adam Schein, who spotlights nine truths that were confirmed on Sunday. Who is Kansas City's biggest AFC threat? Is Taysom Hill viable? Which team NEEDS a coaching change? Get the answers right here!

The Dolphins could be without a couple starters for Sunday's game against the Chargers. The team announced Thursday it has placed LB Kyle Van Noy, DT Christian Wilkins and WR Matt Cole on the reserve/COVID-19 list, while WR Lynn Bowden was activated from it.

Cam Newton, in what was his first foray into the longstanding rivalry between New England and Miami, found himself in a postgame scuffle upon kneeling to end the game. The Patriots QB said afterward the Dolphins were attempting to snatch his chain.

Players on the Miami Dolphins announced in a video Thursday that they will remain in the team's locker room for the playing of the national anthem this Sunday ahead of their regular-season opener against the New England Patriots.

Although Miami finished with just a 5-11 record last season, Brian Flores' stripped-down Dolphins played some inspired football, especially down the stretch. What's in store for the Fins in 2020? Adam Rank explores the state of the franchise.

Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Kyle Van Noy's film breakdown of Bengals' defense vs. Bills in Divisional Round.

New England Patriots safety Devin McCourty, Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Kyle Van Noy join "NFL GameDay Morning" and reflect on the dangers of playing a team no one believes will win.

: See the highest graded players from the first weekend of the NFL playoffs, according to Pro Football Focus

NFL Network's Jason McCourty's top defensive plays from Week 18.

Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Kyle Van Noy sacks Denver Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson.

Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Kyle Van Noy tips a pass thrown by Denver Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson that is intercepted by defensive tackle Sebastian Joseph-Day.

Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Kyle Van Noy's strip-sack of Rams quarterback Baker Mayfield sparks the Bolts' first takeaway of the day.

Watch the best plays by the Los Angeles Chargers from Weeks 13 through 16 of the 2022 NFL season.

Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Kyle Van Noy's hit-stick tackle of Indianapolis Colts running back Deon Jackson reverberates throughout the city of Indianapolis.

Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Kyle Van Noy's second sack of '22 backs the Tennessee Titans up into a third-and-23 situation.

Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Kyle Van Noy recovers a fumble by Las Vegas Raiders running back Josh Jacobs.

NFL Network's Willie McGinest and Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Kyle Van Noy put their New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick knowledge to the test.

Former New England Patriots linebackers Willie McGinest and Kyle Van Noy explain the fundamentals of the 'Patriot Way'.

Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Kyle Van Noy and former LB Willie McGinest demonstrate art of forcing fumbles.

NFL Media's Mike Garafolo has the latest on the Los Angeles Chargers signing linebacker Kyle Van Noy.

NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reports that the Los Angeles Chargers are hosting free-agent linebacker Kyle Van Noy.

New England Patriots linebacker Kyle Van Noy sacks Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa on third down.

New England Patriots linebacker Kyle Van Noy says Patriots are "not done" after punching playoff ticket with Week 17 win vs. Jaguars.

New England Patriots linebacker Kyle Van Noy reacts to the Patriots' shutout road win on 'Thursday Night Football" against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 11 of the 2021 NFL regular season.

New England Patriots linebacker Kyle Van Noy reads Atlanta Falcons quarterback Josh Rosen's eyes for 35-yard pick six.

Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan's pump fake not enough to dodge New England Patriots linebacker Van Noy's sack.

See the highest graded players according to Pro Football Focus from Week 10 of the NFL season

NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks compare the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and New England Patriots rosters ahead of their matchup in Week 4.

New England Patriots linebackers Kyle Van Noy and Dont'a Hightower corral Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa for big third-down sack.

The "Good Morning Football" crew highlights the most intriguing players facing their former teams in 2021.