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The Chargers’ biggest roster mistake may have already happened on cutdown day 👀⚡

One decision could prove costly for Los Angeles as the 2026 season gets underway.

Find out what the Chargers got wrong and why it could come back to haunt them. Full breakdown in the comments 👇🔗

Family ties in LA: Patrick Herbert joins the Chargers' practice squad to team up with his brother, starting quarterback Justin Herbert.

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When heavy passing downs demanded raw edge pressure in 2025, Tuli Tuipulotu continually blew up ex*****on for opposing offensive lines.

Explosive quickness off the snap mixed with relentless power allowed him to collapse pocket depth repeatedly, setting the pace for Los Angeles with 13.0 sacks on the season.

Tuipulotu’s high-octane motor set a fierce baseline in the trenches, sparking the entire front seven in high-stakes moments week in and week out.

Will Tuipulotu shatter the 15-sack mark in 2026, or can a secondary rusher emerge to steal the crown? 🔮

ESPN ranked all 32 NFL offensive lines entering the 2026 season, with the Los Angeles Chargers coming in at No. 10 and naming them a unit to watch.

The biggest reason for optimism is the return of Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt. Slater missed all of last season with a patellar tendon injury, while Alt was limited to just 294 snaps with an ankle injury. Without them, Los Angeles finished last in pass block win rate and 31st in run block win rate.

Both tackles are expected back healthy in 2026, but the interior remains a question mark, especially with newly signed center Tyler Biadasz now out indefinitely with an ACL injury.

The Chargers still have one spot left to fill on their roster. 👀

But there's an interesting reason they're leaving the position open: Story in the comments 🔗👇

This latest injury decides LA's starting guard.

Offensive line injury move likely decides Chargers' starting guard competition

Who will be the backup for the Chargers in 2026?

Chargers quarterback Trey Lance beats out DJ Uiagalelei as Justin Herbert’s backup The Chargers have decided on who will be the back up quarterback behind Justin Herbert to start the 2026 NFL season.

The stage is officially set, and the wait is almost over. ⚡️🔒

Quentin Johnston is primed to unleash something special this season. With his elite 6’3” frame, game-breaking vertical speed, and lethal run-after-catch ability, #1 has all the tools to take total control of this Chargers passing attack and light up the scoreboard every single Sunday.

The work is put in, the connection with Justin Herbert is locked, and a massive Year 3 campaign is loading. Get ready, Los Angeles—Quentin Johnston is about to make this season unforgettable. ⚡️🌴

Selected 13th overall in 2021 out of Northwestern, Rashawn Slater stepped into Los Angeles with instant expectation and immediately claimed the starting left tackle job. 🏈

Earning Pro Bowl honors as a rookie, his elite pass protection and technical ex*****on provided an untouchable safety net for the offense. ⚡

Fast forward to 2025, and the multi-time Pro Bowler solidified his long-term future in LA by locking in a record-breaking $114 million contract extension. 📈

From a lottery pick protecting the pocket to a mega-contract cornerstone, Slater turned elite technique into absolute stability on the edge. ⚡

The Los Angeles Chargers land at No. 7 on PFF's 2026 offensive line rankings! Everything for Jim Harbaugh's squad hinges on the health of their dynamic bookend tackles, Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt.

Slater ranked second among all NFL tackles with a elite 90.9 PFF grade in 2024 before missing last season, while sophomore star Joe Alt allowed just seven total pressures before his own injury.

With Slater track-cleared for Week 1 and Tyler Biadasz anchoring center, the Chargers boast one of the most talented edge-blocking duos in football. ⚡️💙