The Los Angeles Chargers are in need of an additional pass rusher this offseason.<\/p>\n
Odafe Oweh earned a four-year, $100 million deal <\/a>with the Washington Commanders this offseason. Although they brought back Khalil Mack and have Tuli Tuipulotu under team control through 2026, their depth behind those two players does not inspire confidence.<\/p>\n They need a capable and available disruptive presence to truly complement their two main edge defenders. In an ideal scenario, this comes through the draft. The defensive line should be the focus if the Chargers don’t spend their first-round pick on a starting-caliber guard.<\/p>\n But they have just five selections in the 2026 NFL Draft. If things don’t break in their favor, perhaps adding a one-year stop-gap at the position could be their best option.<\/p>\n Former Charger Kyle Van Noy is a free agent this offseason, and he made clear in a recent post on X that he’s been hard at work <\/a>attempting to prolong his career for at least one more season. It was an interaction that took place in the replies to his post, however, that provides a reason for intrigue.<\/p>\n I mean they could.<\/p>\n