Woodhead agreed to terms with the San Diego Chargers on March 15, 2013. Woodhead settled in as a complementary player to Ryan Mathews, playing in all 16 games with three starts his first year in San Diego. He rushed for 429 yards and two scores with 605 yards through the air and another six touchdowns. Woodhead missed all but three games in 2014 due to a broken fibula. In 2015 he put together the best season of his career. While it wasn’t a good year for the Chargers as a team, Woodhead recorded just under 1,100 yards and nine touchdowns. The following year, his last in SD, Woodhead was lost early in the season once again after just two games. He finished his time with the Chargers rushing for 919 yards and five touchdowns with 1,429 receiving yards and 13 scores.He was the Austin Ekeler for Rivers before Ekeler even made a name for himself at Western State University. #DannyWoodhead #BoltsFromThePast #Chargers #BoltUp