Chargers Missed on Offseason Decision: Analyst
Summary
The Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert faced many sacks last season, hitting a career high of 54 times. An analyst from ESPN criticized the Chargers for not improving their offensive guard protection enough during the offseason, questioning their choice to sign Cole Strange.Key Facts
- Justin Herbert, the Chargers’ quarterback, was sacked 54 times in the last season.
- ESPN analyst Seth Walder gave the Chargers a low grade for their offseason moves.
- The Chargers signed guard Cole Strange to a two-year, $13 million contract.
- Cole Strange had a 54.9 performance grade in 2025 according to Pro Football Focus.
- The Chargers had more guard options available but chose Strange despite his mixed record.
- Herbert has been sacked frequently in recent years (41 times in 2024).
- Strange was a young player with injuries and limited experience, having been released by the Patriots and playing briefly for other teams.
- The Chargers’ offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel previously coached Strange at the Dolphins.
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