The Los Angeles Chargers found a minor breakthrough in free agency last offseason when general manager Joe Hortiz and Co. took a gamble on defensive lineman
Broncos GM George Paton said the team did a lot of work with rookie P Jeremy Crawshaw leading up to the draft. “In regards to the punter, we felt like he’s the best punter in the draft,” Paton said, via Broncos Wire.
The Los Angeles Chargers entered the 2025 NFL draft with several glaring needs. This was compounded by several key departures in free agency. But with their nine picks, they were able to address several of the team’s most concerning needs.
The Los Angeles Chargers will be on the clock next Thursday night to kick off the 2025 NFL draft. The Bolts have 10 picks to work with this draft season, looking to seriously upgrade different parts of the roster.
The defensive lineman market was overloaded with talent this free agency. Some remained with their respective teams, while others landed big paydays elsewhere.
If you’re keeping score, there was a recently-published list of five potential unrestricted free agents that the Los Angeles Chargers may not want to let get away.
The LA Chargers brought in several former members of the Tennessee Titans last offseason to great success. With the team needing to replace Poona Ford on the defensive line, the Chargers are tapping back into the Tennessee well.
The Los Angeles Chargers lost Poona Ford earlier in free agency as the defensive tackle signed with the Los Angeles Rams. They were able to retain Teair Tart, who should take over as the starter, but needed depth behind him.
The Los Angeles Chargers still have a lot of work to do to rebuild a team decimated by departing free agents. Perhaps the unit most affected by these losses is the defensive line.
Earlier on Monday, the Los Angeles Chargers learned they would be without Poona Ford in 2025. Their starting nose tackle signed with the Los Angeles Rams, leaving the defensive tackle position thin.
This morning, the Atlanta Falcons parted ways with a 10-year veteran and a two-time Pro Bowler. The team released versatile defensive lineman Grady Jarrett.
The Kansas City Chiefs came up one game short of making history by becoming the only team to win three straight Super Bowls. The Chiefs have officially started their offseason.
If the Denver Broncos continue to add to their trenches in free agency, veteran defensive lineman Teair Tart is a name to watch for. One of the major reasons the Denver Broncos experienced success last season was improved play from their defensive line.
Barring another contract do-over, the Joey Bosa era for the Los Angeles Chargers will come to an end this offseason. Bosa restructured his deal last offseason to remain with the Chargers for Year 1 of the Jim Harbaugh experience.
The Los Angeles Chargers exceeded expectations in 2024, making the playoffs in the first season under head coach Jim Harbaugh with the franchise’s first 11-win season since 2018.
The Teair Tart Era in Miami is over before it officially began, as the Dolphins cut the defensive tackle early on Tuesday. The former undrafted free agent originally entered the league as an undrafted free agent in 2020 but became a full-time starter in 2021 and 2022.
Teair Tart and the Cincinnati Bengals looked like an ideal free agency match, but it never came to fruition. Tart came to Cincinnati for a visit during the opening week of free agency, and left town without signing a contract.
NFL free agency is a tough business. The Houston Texans learned that once again on Friday morning. An impactful defender chose to move on from Houston. The Texans attempted to bring back veteran DL Teair Tart, but he chose to head to the Miami Dolphins. Tart played for both the Texans and Tennessee Titans in 2023.
According to Jordan Schultz, the Bengals are hosting DT Teair Tart for a visit on Thursday. Tart, 26, went undrafted out of Florida International in 2020 and signed a three-year rookie contract with the Titans.
The Tennessee Titans' playoff hopes died on Sunday in their 19-16 loss to the Houston Texans, but for many other additional reason, this embarrassing loss left some salt in the wound.
Tension between the Titans and Teair Tart will result in an unceremonious exit. The veteran defensive lineman has been ruled out for Week 15 due to personal (rather than injury-related) reasons.
SI.com’s Albert Breer believes of the players Tennessee has had talks about moving, edge-rusher Denico Autry and defensive tackle Teair Tart are the most likely to be dealt.