The Los Angeles Chargers are keen on solidifying their offensive line following the struggles of the past season. With the addition of Joe Alt via the 2024 draft, paired with standout Rashawn Slater, the tackle position appears secure for years to come. However, uncertainty looms over the center position as Bradley Bozeman is set to hit free agency. The Chargers may consider improving this pivotal role by targeting former Indianapolis Colts center Ryan Kelly, a four-time Pro Bowl selection known for his exceptional performance last season, including allowing just one sack and no penalties.

Kelly, however, comes with concerns due to a history of injuries, playing only ten games last season. Reports suggest that while his market value could reach $10 million on a one-year deal, the Chargers might need to weigh the investment against his potential as a stop-gap solution versus a long-term fix. With the team eyeing a Super Bowl window, they must decide if Kelly fits into their long-term plans or if they should pursue a younger, healthier option.