One player that will be sought after in free agency will be former running back J.K. Dobbins. The Chargers will be interested in bringing Dobbins back; however, so will another AFC West team. Kristopher Knox of Bleacher Report recently wrote an article on the ideal landing spots for various free-agent running backs.

During the Commanders’ 55-23 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, Ekeler lost a fumble late in the game. His team was down 11 points by then but had just forced a punt, and there was a chance for the Commanders to inch closer. Instead, it felt like a turning point and the Eagles went up by three scores.

Green would inject some youth into the Chargers’ edge room and is the only edge defender in college football over the past two years who earned 90.0-plus PFF grades as a pass-rusher and a run defender.

Fortunately, ESPN's Mel Kiper foresees the Chargers getting some help at that spot in the 2025 NFL draft. According to Kiper, the Chargers are projected to select Michigan Wolverines tight end Colston Loveland with the No. 22 pick in the draft this April. Here's what Kiper had to say about the pick:

The Chargers will be big spenders in free agency. They’re projected to have $63 million in cap space, and if they make some cuts, they could have more. Pro Football Focus sees Los Angeles using a good chunk of that money to sign wide receiver Tee Higgins, the No. 1 overall free agent this offseason.

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The Los Angeles Chargers will once again be looking to add depth at running back in free agency. Adding a thousand-yard rusher should be the team's primary focus.

One current Los Angeles Chargers player said what everyone is thinking about NFL officiating after the Kansas City Chiefs victory in Sunday’s AFC title game. A former Chargers player, though, suited up in that game for the Chiefs,

With the hirings of Glenn and Mike Vrabel by the New England Patriots during this cycle, the NFL has five coaches who once played for the teams they're now leading. They join Detroit's Dan Campbell, Houston's DeMeco Ryans and the Los Angeles Chargers' Jim Harbaugh.