The Chargers have made significant roster changes this offseason, including the departure of both coordinators and seven new free agent signings. With the most cap space entering free agency, the team is expected to focus on improving the offensive line and defense ahead of the NFL draft.
The Chargers have undergone significant changes this offseason, including the departures of both coordinators, Greg Roman and Jesse Minter.
The team entered the 2026 free agency period with the most cap space. There were mixed emotions to the Chargers' signings, but there were several newcomers with connections to offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel.
The Bolts made seven outside additions via the free agent market this offseason. With the NFL draft less than two weeks away, the Chargers will likely continue to address the roster's biggest needs on the offensive line and defense.
The Chargers signed the following players to futures deals in January: LS Peter Bowden, WRs Dalevon Campbell, Luke Grimm and JaQuae Jackson, DL TeRah Edwards, RB Amar Johnson, LB Emany Johnson, C Josh Kaltenberger, TEs Tanner McLachlan and Thomas Yassmin, OLB Garmon Randolph, G Branson Taylor, QB DJ Uiagalelei, CB Isas Waxter, G Ben Cleveland
Trades: The Chargers haven't announced any trades thus far.
Free agents re-signed by Chargers: DL Teair Tart, OL Trevor Penning, OLB Khalil Mack, DB Tony Jefferson, QB Trey Lance, LB Denzel Perryman, CB Deane Leonard, LB Del'Shawn Phillips, OT Trey Pipkins III, LS Josh Harris
Outside free agent additions by Chargers: C Tyler Biadasz, RB Keaton Mitchell, FB Alec Ingold, DE Dalvin Tomlinson, TE Charlie Kolar, OL Kayode Awosika
This article originally appeared on Chargers Wire: List of every 2026 offseason roster move by Chargers
The Chargers saw the departure of both coordinators, Greg Roman and Jesse Minter, and made seven new free agent signings.
The Chargers entered the 2026 free agency period with the most cap space in the league.
The Chargers are expected to focus on improving their offensive line and defense before the NFL draft.
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