LOS ANGELES CHARGERS (9-8)
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: CB Chris Harris Jr. DT Linval Joseph TE Jared Cook DT Justin Jones LB KyzirWhite LB Uchenna Nyosu K Dustin Hopkins KR/PR Andre Roberts RB Justin Jackson OG Oday Aboushi TE Stephen Anderson DT Christian Covington DT Christian Covington TE Chase Daniel LB Kyler Fackell CB Davontae Harris OG Senio Kelemetemetem Overton, C Scott Quessenberry, OG Michael Schofield, OG Michael Schofield, OG Michael Schofield, OG Michael Schofield, OG Michael Schofield, OG Michael Schofeld, C Scott Quessenberry
RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS P Ty Long, Trey Marshall
EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS FREE AGENTS: OT Storm Norton; TE Donald Parham; WR Jalen Guiyton
NECESSARY: The Chargers were already one of the most active teams in the offseason. Two draft picks will be sent to the Chicago Bears by Tom Telesco, general manager. They will go for Khalil Mack, the Chicago Bears’ premier edge rusher. Telesco was also able to sign Mike Williams, WR, to a three year contract without the franchise tag. Although the $60 million deal ($40million guaranteed) has a $14million cap number for 2022 but Los Angeles remains in the top five for cap space, it still holds the $60 million deal. If it decides to release Bryan Bulaga, the injured right tackle, before March 18, when Bulaga’s roster bonus is due, it could add more space. The Chargers still have Justin Herbert, a third-year quarterback, on their rookie contract. They will need to improve a defense that was unable to stop the run last season, and also strengthen the right side offensive line.
AVAILABLE SALARY CAPSPACE (approximately $30 Million)
