Rashawn Slater reports to Chargers media day amid contract buzz

Looking at the current top left tackle contracts in the NFL, the average annual value tops out at $27.5 million. That deal belongs to veteran Trent Williams of the San Francisco 49ers. Williams doesn't have the highest total value, however. That contract belongs to Andrew Thomas of the New York Giants, who is currently playing on a five year, $117.5 million deal.

If Slater is looking to reset the market, one would have to think that a $30 million per year deal would be the starting point. He's currently slated to play this season on the $19 million fifth-year option, but it's good to see Slater in the building despite wanting a new deal.

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