Joey Bosa cut by Chargers: Updated depth chart, salary cap after EDGE released
The Chargers released edge defender Joey Bosa, the team announced on Wednesday night, a move that will save them $25.3 million in salary cap space. After moving on from Bosa, Los Angeles now has $90.6 million in cap space, the third-highest in the NFL, just behind the Patriots ($127.4M) and the Raiders ($95.3M).
The Chargers lose a player in free agency and the search for tight end help continues.
The Chargers on Thursday agreed to terms with Heinicke, who will once again likely serve as Justin Herbert's backup in 2025 ...
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Chargers to bring back backup QB on a one-year dealTaylor Heinicke is sticking in Los Angeles for at least one more season. The quarterback has signed a one-year deal with the ...
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Chargers have less than 700 career rushing yards on their roster following Gus Edwards releaseThe Los Angeles Chargers may be looking for multiple running backs this offseason following the release of Gus Edwards.
Bosa, after all, got cut as a cap-savings move by the team one year after taking a pay cut to stay around. When he entered free agency, his brother Nick Bosa and the San Francisco 49ers were right ...
The Miami Dolphins are pacing themselves at the start of NFL free agency. Here’s an updated look at their roster, depth chart.
The Chargers' offer to Evan Engram was "about the same" as Denver's, according to 9News. Engram chose the Broncos.
Winston is a free agent and according to NFL reporter Josina Anderson, the Chargers are one of two teams “in conversation” with him about a backup role. For the Chargers, this would mean a backup role ...
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