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Chargers news: Justin Herbert extension update, Staley comments on Ekeler, Tranquill appeared on boltbeat.com by Jason Reed.
The first wave of NFL free agency has subsided so the Chargers news is not hitting fans at a rapid pace any longer. That being said, there is still a lot going on around the team as it prepares for the 2023 NFL Draft in April.
There are still moves that could be made with the team’s remaining salary-cap space and we might see LA wait until after the 2023 NFL Draft like they did last season. There is also the lingering Austin Ekeler situation, which could result in an extension, a trade, or Ekeler playing out the 2023 season unhappy.
Head coach Brandon Staley spoke to reporters at the owners meeting on Monday and it provided plenty of Chargers news to go over. Let’s dive in, shall we?
Chargers HC Brandon Staley on Austin Ekeler: “We don’t have a timeline on what’s going to happen. We want him to be a Charger, but we’ll see where it goes. This is the NFL. We’ll see how it takes shape, but we love him and hopefully we can all come to the best solution.” pic.twitter.com/F3iq7w7OKa
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