Los Angeles Chargers Speed Mini 1974 - 1987

The original powder blue era at collector scale. The Los Angeles Chargers Mini Speed 1974–1987 captures the golden age of Chargers football, the classic powder blue shell and gold lightning bolt configuration that defined the franchise through the Air Coryell years and one of the most explosive offensive eras in NFL history. The colorway that belonged to Dan Fouts threading deep routes to Charlie Joiner and John Jefferson, to Don Coryell building an offense that rewrote what professional football could look like, and to the San Diego teams that made the AFC Championship game in back-to-back seasons in 1980 and 1981 and announced to the entire league that powder blue and gold meant something serious.

This is the helmet from the era when the Chargers were appointment television. From Kellen Winslow's legendary performance in the 1981 playoff game in Miami that remains one of the great individual efforts in postseason history. From the years when San Diego was producing some of the most statistically prolific offenses the sport had ever seen and the powder blue shell was the most recognizable thing on the AFC West field. The Mini Speed format delivers that golden era at collector scale with the precision and detail those Chargers teams deserve.