Summary
The Los Angeles Chargers are planning changes to their offensive line, including releasing right guard Mekhi Becton to save money on their salary cap. Becton, who had previously won a Super Bowl with the Philadelphia Eagles, will now enter free agency.
Key Facts
- The Chargers' quarterback, Justin Herbert, was under pressure often last season, leading to a high sack count.
- Herbert was sacked 54 times, which was one of the highest in the league last season.
- The Chargers dealt with injuries to their offensive line, affecting their performance.
- Mekhi Becton will be released by the Chargers, saving them $9.7 million.
- Becton had a two-year deal with the Chargers and previously played for the New York Jets.
- The Chargers' move comes ahead of the NFL's free agency period starting on March 11.
- Becton experienced frustration during his time with the Chargers and missed games due to injuries.
