Evan Engram is just one year removed from catching 114 passes for Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars.
Help for the Chargers at tight end may be on the way!
According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, the Chargers hosted former Jaguars and Giants tight end Evan Engram in Los Angeles. The news comes a day after Engram reportedly met with the Broncos on Monday.
The battle for the top available tight end could be a tight one as both teams can offer the chance to star for a contender in the AFC. Both teams are in desperate need of upgrading the...
The Chargers will receive three compensatory picks in the 2025 draft, increasing the team’s total draft picks to 10.
Not long after Joe Hortiz was hired to be the next general manager of the Chargers, the former long-time Ravens front office member told reporters how important it was to start the cycle of receiving compensatory picks.
In his first full offseason with the Bolts, Hortiz already has that wheel spinning smoothly. On Tuesday, the NFL announced the official allotment of compensatory picks and to which teams they’ve be given. The Chargers were awarded three comp picks, two of which are...
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Good morning, Chargers fans!
Welcome to the start of the new league year. Once the clock hits 1:00 p.m. PT, everything agreed upon over the last 48 hours may become official.
For the Chargers, that means their new deals with both running back Najee Harris and cornerback Donte Jackson.
Will the Chargers make more moves today after staying stagnant on external free agents all throughout Tuesday? Stay tuned to find out!
And now for today’s links.
Chargers mock draft tracker 6.0 (Chargers.com)
The Chargers are...
Joey Bosa spent nine years with the Chargers but now extends his career with a one-year deal to join the Buffalo Bills.
On Tuesday evening, news finally broke about Joey Bosa’s NFL future.
Per NFL insider Ian Rapoport, the former Chargers edge rusher is signing a one-year, $15.6 million deal with $12 million guaranteed. According to other reports, the Bills managed to out-bid both the 49ers and Dolphins which were the two teams with the highest expected chance to win over the former first-round pick.
This past season, Bosa played in 14 games (with nine starts), the most he’d managed...
Keep it right here at Bolts From The Blue for all breakings news from day three of free agency.
Today at 4:00 p.m. ET marks the beginning of the new league year, meaning all free agent contracts verbally agreed upon can be officially inked and every trade can be sent through the official channels.
On top of that, more of the same from the past two days will continue as teams aren’t anywhere near done building their rosters for the 2025 season and beyond.
Once again, for all of today’s free agency news, keep it right here at BFTB.
Quarterbacks...
Kristian Fulton heads to the Chiefs after just one season with the Chargers.
After just one season with the Los Angeles Chargers, 2024 starting cornerback Kristian Fulton is headed to the Kansas City Chiefs on a two-year, $20 million deal with $15 million guaranteed. NFL insider Ian Rapoport was first with the news.
Fulton was signed by the Chargers after an underwhelming stint with the Titans after Tennessee selected him in the second round of the 2020 draft out of LSU. In his lone season with the Chargers, Fulton recorded a career-high 51 tackles to go with three tackles for...
These five players could all be in serious consideration for the Chargers as free agency continues on day two.
The Chargers have signed two external free agents this week in cornerback Donte Jackson and running back Najee Harris, both formally of the Pittsburgh Steelers. They’ve also resigned a handful of internal free agents, including edge rusher Khalil Mack and defensive tackle Teair Tart.
There’s plenty more work to be done in building this roster into a better team than it was in 2024 and with plenty of cap space remaining, the Chargers need to be smart and purposeful in their...
The Chargers land their next running back in free agency. How good of a deal is it?
One of the more common trends among NFL mock drafts as of late had the Los Angeles Chargers snagging a running back in the first round. With free agency freshly open and the Chargers aggressively snagging the top running back on the market, it’s safe to say that won’t happen now.
With a freshly inked 1-year deal worth up to $9.25 million, Harris becomes the certified alpha on the Chargers rushing attack. While the contract is not long term nor is it one...
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Good morning, Chargers fans!
Let the madness commence once again! Feel free to discuss everything and anything in the comments below!
And now for today’s links.
Khalil Mack says he has “unfinished business” with the Chargers (Chargers.com)
What Teair Tart’s return to the Bolts means for the team (Chargers.com)
The Chargers signed Najee Harris to a one-year deal (Chargers Wire)
The Chargers should sign this offensive guard now that they’ve found their running back (Bolt Beat)
George Kittle was devastated to hear...
Keep it right here at Bolts From The Blue for all breakings news from day two of free agency.
The first day of free agency was absolutely wild. A true whirlwind from sun up to sun down. Today, we’re back at it again for day two.
We’ll be keeping you all up to date on every bit of breaking news happening around the league during day two of the legal tampering window, so keep it right here!
After four consecutive 1,000-yard seasons, Najee Harris is now set to lead the Chargers backfield in 2025.
The Chargers have a new lead back.
According to NFL insider Adam Schefter, the Chargers are expected to sign former Steelers running back Najee Harris to a one-year deal worth up to $9.25 million. Harris is coming off his fourth-consecutive 1,000-yard seasons since entering the NFL and he’s played in all 17 games in each of those seasons, never missing a contest since becoming a pro.
Harris is a former first-round pick of the Steelers out of Alabama from the 2021 NFL draft....
Teair Tart returns to the Chargers one a one-year deal the same day Poona Ford signs with the Rams.
The Chargers have signed yet another in-house free agent as defensive tackle Teair Tart is returning to the Bolts on a one-year, $5.5 million deal, per NFL insider Adam Schefter. After former teammate Poona Ford signed a three-year deal with the Rams, the Bolts manage to retain at least one impact player from their defensive interior in 2024.
Tart is the fourth in-house free agent to re-sign with the Chargers, joining edge rusher Khalil Mack, center Bradley Bozeman, and punter J.K....