The Chargers have upwards of 20 in-house free agents to sort through and the second most cap space in the NFL heading into the 2022 offseason (~$68 million).
Similar to the Bengals last offseason and the Dolphins in 2020, this is the time for the Bolts to capitalize on this rare opportunity to add notable players in free agency to a team with rare talent at such important positions (quarterback, left tackle, edge rusher).
But first, they must figure out which players to re-sign before venturing out to fill in those remaining holes spread out across the roster.