The Los Angeles Chargers have reached agreements to sign center Tyler Biadasz and fullback Alec Ingold, according to reports from Tom Pelissero of NFL Network. The moves come ahead of the official opening of the NFL's legal tampering window at noon ET on Monday.
While the negotiating window for unrestricted free agents has not yet opened, both Biadasz and Ingold were eligible to sign immediately because they were released by their previous organizations. Biadasz was released by the Washington Commanders earlier this offseason after joining them in 2024. Ingold was released by the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, allowing him to enter the market as a free agent and reach terms with Los Angeles.
According to the reports, Biadasz has agreed to a three-year, $30 million contract to join the Chargers. Ingold's agreement is reportedly a two-year deal worth $7.5 million. These signings represent the first significant additions for the Chargers as the team looks to reconstruct its offensive unit under the new league year.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
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