With Chargers $20 million over the salary cap, coach Brandon Staley explains strategy
INDIANAPOLIS — Even with an offseason of player moves still to come, Chargers coach Brandon Staley said Tuesday that he loves where the team's roster sits. "Compared to last year," he explained at the NFL combine, "we're just in such a better spot." Staley referenced players such as Khalil Mack, Sebastian Joseph-Day and Zion Johnson as upgrades from this time a year ago and noted how much ...
by Jeff Miller, Los Angeles Times
Feb 28, 2023
4 minutes
INDIANAPOLIS — Even with an offseason of player moves still to come, Chargers coach Brandon Staley said Tuesday that he loves where the team's roster sits.
"Compared to last year," he explained at the NFL combine, "we're just in such a better spot."
Staley referenced players such as Khalil Mack, Sebastian Joseph-Day and Zion Johnson as upgrades from this time a year ago and noted how much better the Chargers' special teams performed after a personnel overhaul in 2022.
He said "we kind of have our starters situated for the most part," while adding that some additions likely will be made in free agency.
The Chargers remain more than $20 million over the salary cap — according to
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