It’s been nearly three weeks since the NFL’s free agency period opened, and as it seems to be every year, the bulk of the madness happened in the first few days.
So how have the Chargers done?
This year’s offseason hasn’t been as intriguing as others since they don’t possess as much spendings as previous off-seasons. Their only external free agent signing has been linebacker Eric Kendricks and they’ve re-signed a few of their own.
Here’s the list of Los Angeles’ ins and outs so far in free agency, along with the team(s) that they went to and came from:
Gained
LB Eric Kendricks (Vikings)
Retained
QB Easton Stick
OT Trey Pipkins
TE Donald Parham
DL Morgan Fox
P JK Scott
CB Kemon Hall
Lost
LB Drue Tranquill (Chiefs)
OT Storm Norton (Saints)
DL Joe Gaziano (Falcons)
WR DeAndre Carter (Raiders)
DT Breiden Fehoko (Steelers)
LB Troy Reeder (Vikings)
There are still some players available that they could sign, but the team has made the direction of their plan to attack the draft very clear. They will need to prioritize wide receiver, tight end, edge defender and secondary and offensive line depth.
So grade do you give general manager Tom Telesco for his work in the offseason so far? Vote in the poll below.
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