Summary
The Los Angeles Chargers have agreed to sign center Tyler Biadasz to improve their offensive line. The deal is valued at $30 million over three years but will not be official until the NFL free agency period starts on March 11. This move aims to better protect quarterback Justin Herbert, who faced many sacks last season.
Key Facts
- The Chargers have agreed to a deal with center Tyler Biadasz.
- The contract is for $30 million over three years.
- The deal will only become official on March 11, when free agency opens.
- The team is focused on improving protection for quarterback Justin Herbert.
- Last season, Herbert was sacked 54 times, the second-highest in the NFL.
- Biadasz was released by the Washington Commanders to save money.
- He is replacing Bradley Bozeman, who retired in February.
- Biadasz previously played for the Dallas Cowboys and made the Pro Bowl in 2022.
