The Los Angeles Chargers have kicked off their efforts to bolster their lineup as free agency commenced. While some teams grabbed headlines by securing top-tier talent, the Chargers have maintained a quieter approach during this period.

Nonetheless, Jim Harbaugh and the Chargers’ management are not idly watching as other teams enhance their rosters. They’ve already initiated steps to acquire underrated players whom they believe can elevate the team’s competitiveness, particularly in the AFC West, where they face the challenge of the Patrick Mahomes-led Kansas City Chiefs.

Los Angeles Chargers secure Will Dissly from Seattle Seahawks for a reasonable contract

Jordan Schultz from Bleacher Report was the first to report on Will Dissly’s departure from the Seattle Seahawks to join Jim Harbaugh and the Los Angeles Chargers in a conference switch.

Will Dissly may not be on the same level as elite tight ends like Travis Kelce and George Kittle, as evidenced by his modest career statistics of 1421 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns over six years in the NFL.

Nevertheless, Dissly has consistently been a dependable option in Pete Carroll’s offensive scheme. With the potential for increased opportunities in the Los Angeles Chargers’ offense, particularly with a talented quarterback like Justin Herbert, it wouldn’t be surprising to see Dissly surpass the 500 receiving yard mark and contribute meaningfully to the team.

NFL GM believes the Chargers will send one star to the Detroit Lions

“While the Los Angeles Chargers prioritize winning football games, the constraints of the salary cap necessitate the front office to part ways with one of their standout defensive players to accommodate the financial limitations. As reported by Ricardo Sandoval of Charger Report, they may opt to trade either Khalil Mack or Joey Bosa to the ascending Detroit Lions, aiming to alleviate the pressure on their cap space. Despite Bosa and Mack’s impressive performances as pass rushers for the Chargers, retaining both would entail sacrificing other areas of the team due to financial constraints. Hence, they are likely exploring trade options for one of these players to maintain roster balance.”