Dissly's Future: Chargers Release, Seahawks Interest

0:00On March 5th, the Los Angeles Chargers just released Titan Will Dysly after one solid season with the team. He signed with them in 2024 following his time with the Seattle Seahawks and put up career bests with 50 catches for 400, 81 receiving yards, while standing out as a reliable blocker. Dysly first joined the Seahawks as a fourth round pick out of Montana in the 2018 draft. He showed early promise with strong receiving numbers before injuries sideline him, including a major setback in his rookie year that cost him most of the season. Over the next few years, he stayed mostly healthy, but dealt with a knee issue and shoulder problem in 2025. Seahawks fans still hold a soft spot for the Pacific Northwest native, known for his tough work ethic and blocking skills that fit the teams. Run heavy offense under new coordinator, Brian Flurry. At 29 years old, he's beloved by the fan base and could slide right back into that scheme. Teams eyeing Dysly now face questions about his health after he failed a postseason physical, making his body feel more worn than his age suggests.

1:06But after eight NFL years, still signing him likely wouldn't break the bank at under $2 million for 2026 if he passes Chex Elsewhere, a reunion in Seattle makes for an appealing storyline, especially with their need for sturdy tight ends. The reliability remains the big hurdle.