Los Angeles Chargers reunite with longtime friend during free agency

The Los Angeles Chargers have had a weird offseason. They got their head coach in John Harbaugh, but they haven't had a ton of room to work with when it comes to free agency. They were already not cap-compliant enough to start the offseason, but after some moves, they are now.

But, there still isn't a ton of cap space available. After their most recent moves, they have $29 million in cap space, per Spotrac. However, while that seems like a lot, they have to have enough space to sign all of their draft picks.

They did, though, have enough space to reunite with one of their former players, a guy who started his career in Los Angeles a long time ago. This move may be a bit nostalgic for Chargers fans.

According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, the Los Angeles Chargers are agreeing to terms with veteran linebacker Denzel Perryman, who was on the Houston Texans last season, and the Las Vegas Raiders before that. He last played for the Chargers from 2015-2020.