Chargers' Offseason: Protecting Herbert, Building Momentum

0:00On March 26th, the Los Angeles Chargers entered this offseason with plenty of salary cap space, but they've been slow to spend it. Their star quarterback, Justin Herbert, took a beating last season, getting sack 54 times, the third highest total in the league, while, playing with just average weapons around him. The team has added centered Tyler Biotis and Titan Charlie Kohler, which helps a bit, but many feel it's not enough to build momentum after, back to back playoff runs. Fans and analysts alike are questioning if the Chargers are truly protecting Herbert in a stacked AFC West, where every team is pushing hard to. Compete, they're still time before training camp to make moves, and with Caproom available, the focus now turns to whether relying on young talent development, and the return of tackles were Sean Slater and Joe Alt, will make them contenders next year. That uncertainty leaves plenty to watch, as the Chargers aim to take the next step without major splurges. Football news, powered by AI. This is NFL News Today.