The Los Angeles Chargers are set to sign veteran center Bradley Bozeman. It's a one-year contract for a player with ties to the new coaching staff. Fan favorite offensive lineman Corey Linsley is expected to retire later this offseason.
Your Los Angeles Chargers' new front office regime, under new general manager Joe Hortiz, could face some major flexibility issues this spring as they look to flesh out their club.
Chargers center Corey Linsley has likely played his final NFL game. In a move further pointing in that direction, he has agreed to adjust his contract ahead of an expected retirement announcement.
According to Field Yates, Chargers C Corey Linsley agreed to a reworked contract that lowered his base salary to the veteran minimum for 2024. Linsley
After going 10-7 in 2022, the L.A. Chargers managed only five wins in 2023, the fewest in the AFC West. Here’s how they bounce back to challenge the Chiefs in 2024.
The Los Angeles Chargers knew they’d be heading into the NFL offseason needing to find a new coach and general manager. Even once those hires were made, salary-cap issues were going to force the Chargers to cut ties with multiple starters.
The Los Angeles Chargers have had a season to forget in 2023 after going 5-12 to finish the season. Season-ending injuries to stars like quarterback Justin Herbert and wide receiver Mike Williams played a huge role in the Chargers’ struggles, along with some key injuries to the offensive line.
Corey Linsley spent most of this season on the reserve/NFI list, stripping the Chargers’ offensive line of an All-Pro talent. Exiting his abbreviated age-32 season, Linsley is not likely to come back.
Two-time All-Pro Los Angeles Chargers center Corey Linsley, who's been on the Bolt's reserve/non-football illness list due to a non-emergent heart-related issue since late September, doesn't appear to be ready to rejoin his comrades any time soon.
The Chargers got devastating news that starting center Corey Linsley will be out for a good portion of the season, early this week. He was placed on the Non-Football Injury list, with a “non-emergent heart-related issue.” Before getting into the football side of things, prayers out to Linsley and his family.
Los Angeles Chargers standout center Corey Linsley was diagnosed with a heart issue and will be placed on injured reserve Saturday, the team said Friday.
While he turns his attention to recovery from the ailment, his IR placement will force him to miss at least the next four weeks.
For the 2023 NFL season, Mike Kashuba curated a Top 50 list, voted on by the Last Word On Sports NFL Department. The Los Angeles Chargers got lots of love from the staff, leading to multiple placements in the top 50.
The Los Angeles Chargers will be heading into the 2023 season with expecations they've never faced before. LA has all the tools to get the job done, and even though they have some young bucks on the team, the veterans could carry them over the top.
The Chargers need to make some difficult moves to get under the 2023 salary cap, and that may mean saying goodbye to some really, really good players.
Brandon Staley told reporters that star running back Austin Ekeler and center Corey Linsley were added to the reserve/COVID-19 list.
The most significant move the Chargers made in the offseason was signing center Corey Linsley to the richest deal for a center in NFL history. The team's brass knew they needed an anchor upfront who knows the game and defensive schemes like their quarterback.
Center Corey Linsley, a First-team All-Pro selection for the 2020 NFL season, is leaving the frozen tundra of Lambeau Field for the West Coast.
NFL free agency is set to begin on March 17th, be sure to visit our NFL Free Agent Rankings Tracker for real-time updates! Below is the latest scouting report on free agent Corey Linsley.
While it might be too early to order a moving van, it is certainly possible that Linsley will be suiting up for a different club in 2021.
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