Chargers head to combine with few needs that can be met by the draft - Dan Woike
The Chargers’ offensive line graded poorly according to Football Outsiders, finishing below average in pass and run blocking. The team should have their eyes open for players to contribute up front on offense, even if April’s draft isn’t considered to be an incredibly loaded crop of offensive linemen. But just like pitching in baseball and shooting in basketball, you can never have too much help on the offensive line.
Los Angeles Chargers would be just fine without Manti Te'o - Travis Wakeman
The Los Angeles Chargers have decisions to make with their own free agents this offseason.