Los Angeles Chargers
2023 Courage Award Winner
- Position WR
- Height 6-1
- Weight 212 lbs
- NFL Exp. 5 yrs
One of the NFL’s top deep threats in 2020, Jalen Guyton had his first career touchdown that season on the receiving end of Justin Herbert’s first career touchdown pass. Guyton continued to be one of Herbert’s preferred targets before suffering a season-ending knee injury in Week 3 of the 2022 season.
Guyton worked tirelessly in his rehab and conditioning to return to the Bolts in 2023 starting at wide receiver for Los Angeles on Monday Night Football. A week later — and 408 days since his injury — Guyton caught an 18-yard touchdown. He finished the game with four receptions for 41 yards and the score. In eight games played during the 2023 season, Guyton made three starts. He caught 10 passes for 89 yards and the touchdown. Six of his receptions helped move the chains and keep Chargers drives alive.
Jalen Guyton
2023 Ed Block Courage Award Winner
One of the NFL’s top deep threats in 2020, Jalen Guyton had his first career touchdown that season on the receiving end of Justin Herbert’s first career touchdown pass. Guyton continued to be one of Herbert’s preferred targets before suffering a season-ending knee injury in Week 3 of the 2022 season.
Guyton worked tirelessly in his rehab and conditioning to return to the Bolts in 2023 starting at wide receiver for Los Angeles on Monday Night Football. A week later — and 408 days since his injury — Guyton caught an 18-yard touchdown. He finished the game with four receptions for 41 yards and the score. In eight games played during the 2023 season, Guyton made three starts. He caught 10 passes for 89 yards and the touchdown. Six of his receptions helped move the chains and keep Chargers drives alive.
| Position | WR |
|---|---|
| Height | 6-1 |
| Weight | 212 lbs |
| College | Allen |
| NFL Experience | 5 years |
Past Winners
- 2022 - Khalil Mack
- 2021 - Derwin James
- 2020 - Forrest Lamp
- 2019 - Hunter Henry*
- 2018 - Jason Verrett*
- 2017 - Brandon Mebane*
- 2016 - Keenan Allen*
- 2015 - Danny Woodhead*
- 2014 - Malcom Floyd*
- 2013 - Vincent Brown*
- 2012 - Quentin Jammer*
- 2011 - Curtis Brinkley*
- 2010 - Jeromey Clary*
- 2009 - Shawne Merriman*
- 2008 - Nick Hardwick*
- 2007 - Darren Sproles*
- 2006 - Carlos Polk*
- 2005 - Randall Godfrey*
- 2004 - Terrance Kiel*
- 2003 - Adrian Dingle*
- 2002 - Jamal Williams*
- 2001 - Raylee Johnson*
- 2000 - John Parrella*
- 1999 - Charles Dimry*
- 1998 - Kurt Gouveia*
- 1997 - Junior Seau*
- 1996 - Courtney Hall*
- 1995 - Eric Moten*
- 1994 - Joe Milinichik*
- 1993 - Derrick Walker*
- 1992 - Blaise Winter*
- 1991 - Joe Philips*
- 1990 - Leo Goeas*
- 1989 - Leslie O’Neal*
- 1988 - Gill Byrd*
- 1987 - Eric Sievers*
- 1986 - Woodrow Lowe*
- 1985 - Don Macek*
- 1984 - Pete Holohan*
* = San Diego Chargers
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