The Los Angeles Chargers have let a rather surprising number of big names slip away in free agency so far. Linebacker Troy Dye, though, won’t be one of them. According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the Chargers re-signed Dye to a two-year deal worth $5.

The Los Angeles Chargers today agreed to terms on contract extensions with linebacker Troy Dye and wide receiver Jalen Reagor.

The former Oregon linebacker has agreed to re-sign with the Chargers on a two-year deal for $5.5 million that can increase to $8.5 million, a league source confirmed. Dye can earn the additional compensation if he hits annual incentives tied to playing time, sacks and interceptions, according to a league source.

The Los Angeles Chargers are finally making some noise in NFL free agency during the tampering window. According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, the Chargers will host veteran tight end Evan Engram on a visit Tuesday.

So, here’s a free agency tracker to keep up with everyone signed by the Los Angeles Chargers: Adam Schefter of ESPN announced that Mack was re-signing on a one-year $18 million deal. The contract is fully guaranteed, and the Chargers retain one of their star edge rushers, just like they'd hoped.

After sneaking into the playoffs as a Wild Card team last year, the Los Angeles Chargers are busy trying to figure out how to get past the first round of the postseason. They’ve already signed a consistent running back in Najee Harris,

T he 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

The Los Angeles Chargers have made a few key moves since the beginning of NFL free agency on Monday.The team made a commitment to edge rusher Khalil Mack, agreeing with the 2024 Pro Bowler to a new one-year deal worth $18 million.