The Los Angeles Chargers will enter the 2024 season without the services of center Corey Linsley, who retired this offseason. Without Linsley, the Bolts' offensive line will have a big hole to fill.
Even after the Los Angeles Chargers drafted an offensive lineman in the first round of the 2024 draft and expected center Corey Linsley to retire, the situation highlights the additional help the offensive line needs.
Teams have mostly set their rosters for 2025. Here are the best position groups going into training camp. For defenses, we are organizing these as though everyone is in nickel.
All-Pro center Corey Linsley was released by the Chargers on Wednesday, and according to ESPN's Kris Rhim, the former Packers fifth-round pick is retiring from the NFL after 10 seasons in the league.
A former Green Bay Packers All-Pro player is set to retire from the league following a health scare discovered in the 2023 season. The move came after a successful decade in the league with two teams.
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.
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.