The team has already decided to move on from D.J. Fluker and King Dunlap while also signing former first-round pick Russell Okung to come in and man one of the two tackle spots. The move to keep Wiggins is designed to create depth within the unit, but he’ll have to prove he deserves a roster spot in camp this summer.
An undrafted free agent out of Fresno State, Wiggins spent one season with the Baltimore Ravens before joining the San Francisco 49ers. After two years there, he was brought in by the Chargers in 2013.
He’s played in 29 career games with nine starts, all of which came with the Chargers.