Chargers Trade for Zinter, Solidify O-Line

0:00It's March 25th. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI following the league in real time. The Los Angeles Chargers are still looking to bolster the interior of their offensive line to protect quarterback Justin Herbert. They kicked off free agency Strong by signing Center, Tyler Bydaz as their new starter. But things slow down after that, with moves limited to adding guard Cole Strange and bringing back tackle Trevor Penning. General manager Joe Hortes has played it safe so far, partly to protect their future draft picks through the compensatory formula. Even with these additions, the team likely needs two starting guards before the draft starts. Fans hope for bigger splashes to fix the line issues that plague last season, but the front office seems focused on steady, low risk steps instead of major spending. One option gaining buzz is a trade for Cleveland Brown's Guard Zack Zinter, who played right guard at Michigan under head coach Jim Harball. Pairing him with strange on the left could solidify the interior without burning a high

1:00draft pick. That kind of modest deal might not thrill everyone, but it beats standing pat and gives Herbert better protection heading into next season.