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As we discussed in my previous post, the Chargers have some serious cap management ahead of them as they prepare for free agency. Of course, before they get to the open free agency period, they must also tend to their in-house free agents, franchise and transition tags, and possibly discuss an extension for one of their young players.
As it stands right now, Los Angeles has 26 players set to become either restricted, exclusive rights, or unrestricted free agents at 4 pm EST on March 14. There are some big names and key contributors on this list, a few depth pieces, and a handful of expendable players who are likely to be cut loose.
For the purposes of this post, we’ll focus on the six unrestricted free agents I expect the Chargers to retain. We’ll talk about why the Chargers will keep them, what kind of contract they can expect, and their odds of being retained.
Let’s get started…
Tre Boston, FS
Tre joined the Chargers on a one-year “prove it” deal and, by all indications, he’s about to get paid.
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As it stands right now, Los Angeles has 26 players set to become either restricted, exclusive rights, or unrestricted free agents at 4 pm EST on March 14. There are some big names and key contributors on this list, a few depth pieces, and a handful of expendable players who are likely to be cut loose.
For the purposes of this post, we’ll focus on the six unrestricted free agents I expect the Chargers to retain. We’ll talk about why the Chargers will keep them, what kind of contract they can expect, and their odds of being retained.
Let’s get started…
Tre Boston, FS
Tre joined the Chargers on a one-year “prove it” deal and, by all indications, he’s about to get paid.
More...