Official 2026 Chargers Roster Discussion | Roster Build | 2nd Wave Of Free Agency

[Bolt4Knob]

Brady Christensen, Parham, or Teller tomorrow I’m going with.
Others of interest:
Hendrickson, Epenesa Edge
Rachaad White good receiving RB
Jaquan Brisker, Taylor Rapp, Safety
Bobby Okereke, Dre Greenlaw LB
resign Hand D
Backup Tackle who fits new scheme the best

Trey Pipkins - is your new backup OT

For IDL I think you can add Javon Hargraves or A'Shawn Robinson. In fact, I have Robinson higher than Hand
Greenlaw- nope. Too much like Becton. Okereke - good name
Rapp is good
I like White

Edge - good names

[charger1993]

Welcome back Trey Pipkins per Tom Pelissero

The Chargers are re-signing veteran OL Trey Pipkins to a two-year, $10 million deal, per source. He can earned up to $12M with playtime incentives.


I get it. he is a swing OT and they need OT depth. I don't hate it. He isn't a guard. Salyer is probably gone

talk about a splash signing, huge difference maker in the trenches for us, herbert might be saved now

[Bolt4Knob]

talk about a splash signing, huge difference maker in the trenches for us, herbert might be saved now

What about bleeping OG?!!!? Come on Hortiz - get your head in the game

I honestly get the Pip signing - they need OT depth.

[powderblueboy]

And its fucking hard to imagine the interior next year with Cole Strange, Ben Cleveland, Trevor penning and a day 3 scrub competing for a starter's job.

[CanadianBoltFan]

You know what they say.......

If you listen to the fans, you will be out there sitting with them. On X, sad to say we have a bunch of clueless fans.
Sure I'd have liked he got one more nice OG but today on March 10th, I'm not too worried about it come August/Sept.

I get that it is March 10, but when the available players are gone they are gone. Teams to do not trade OL so that leaves a ton of pressure on the draft where you only have 5 picks

My concern is that we are watching the same formula for IOL that has failed for the previous 2 years. I just thought they would have learned something from last year.

We will see what happens next season.

[powderblueboy]

Welcome back Trey Pipkins per Tom Pelissero

The Chargers are re-signing veteran OL Trey Pipkins to a two-year, $10 million deal, per source. He can earned up to $12M with playtime incentives.


I get it. he is a swing OT and they need OT depth. I don't hate it. He isn't a guard. Salyer is probably gone

I actually like that.

Will drive some people nuts here.

[CanadianBoltFan]

I've never had high regard for fan consensus. Usually, quite the opposite.



That's just not true. Offered more than that for Zion and I suspect they've had numerous other offers we just don't know about.


I'm impatient too. Want to see them addressing that IOL. But I'm of the opinion that we outsiders don't have enough data. Don't the plan. Don't fully see the vision. As long as Hortiz is listening to the concerns and goals of McDaniel...I'm just not gonna get freaked out. (And I definitely do believe Hortiz is working in stride w/ Harbaugh and McDaniel).

They made an offer to their own player but I don't think any others

Been reported they did not even check in on Jenkins or Seumelo. Word is the same formula as last year. The secondary market is the plan.

[Leslie Grossman]

Seems fair on the Pipkins money, I believe he was around 9 last year so coming back at a well-deserved discount.

[richpjr]

I get that it is March 10, but when the available players are gone they are gone. Teams to do not trade OL so that leaves a ton of pressure on the draft where you only have 5 picks

My concern is that we are watching the same formula for IOL that has failed for the previous 2 years. I just thought they would have learned something from last year.

We will see what happens next season.

There is going to be a wave of players cut after FA signings and after the draft. All we can do is wait and see what the final roster looks like, but if you think they haven't gone over everything with a fine tooth comb with our new OC than I got nothing.

[Fouts2herbert]

Welcome back Trey Pipkins per Tom Pelissero

The Chargers are re-signing veteran OL Trey Pipkins to a two-year, $10 million deal, per source. He can earned up to $12M with playtime incentives.


I get it. he is a swing OT and they need OT depth. I don't hate it. He isn't a guard. Salyer is probably gone

Trey is actually more suited for a zone blocking scheme than he was in what Roman wanted to run because he's more athletic than he is powerful...I think we could've done a lot worse for a swing tackle...so does this mean that they might try Penning at LG? I don't think that's a good idea...

[CanadianBoltFan]

I don’t give two farts about what fans or pundits say. What matters is how the Chargers play on the field. They’ve had back to back 11 win, playoff seasons. In my opinion, the Hortiz – Harbaugh coalition deserves the benefit of the doubt. Granted, this is a pivotal season. But I’m putting my trust in the current powers. That is all I have to say.

11 win seasons where you are not even competitive in the playoff games you play in becomes uninteresting pretty quick. Twice is enough

I give them the benefit of the doubt in many areas but not the offensive line. They have too much too much to prove there

[CanadianBoltFan]

Welcome back Trey Pipkins per Tom Pelissero

The Chargers are re-signing veteran OL Trey Pipkins to a two-year, $10 million deal, per source. He can earned up to $12M with playtime incentives.


I get it. he is a swing OT and they need OT depth. I don't hate it. He isn't a guard. Salyer is probably gone

Are you serious??

LOL injury prone Trey??

Can the big guy move enough for this scheme?