The Los Angeles Chargers are entering an offseason of significant change, starting with the decision to release Joey Bosa, their longest-tenured player, which frees up over $25 million in salary-cap space. With $90.7 million available, the Chargers are poised to address key positions, including receiver, running back, and offensive line, after a disappointing playoff exit last season.

General Manager Joe Hortiz sees the quarterback position as solid with Justin Herbert, but with backups Taylor Heinicke and Easton Stick both entering free agency, the Chargers must consider their options. DK Metcalf's trade request has placed the Chargers in a strategic position to bolster their receiving core. The team also has decisions looming on tight ends and running backs, particularly J.K. Dobbins, who had a career year. The offensive line, plagued by injuries and performance issues, may see a complete overhaul, especially in the center position.