The Los Angeles Chargers cut ties with another veteran player to increase their cap space for NFL Free Agency, releasing cornerback Casey Hayward. This move saves $9.7M in cap space. The Chargers now have roughly $45M total to spend this offseason. Chargers Release Casey Hayward Back in 2016, when the Chargers signed Hayward in free agency, they had no idea what they were going to get from the former Green Bay Packer. Looking back through the rearview mirror, the signing of Hayward is arguably the greatest free agent addition in franchise history. Since joining the team, Hayward made two Pro…
Author: Chris Spiering
The Los Angeles Chargers released veteran guard Trai Turner, saving over $11M in cap space. This brings them to an estimated $41.45 million in cap space, per Spotrac. Turner was a five-time Pro Bowler during his time as a Carolina Panther, prior to being traded to Los Angeles. Trai Turner Release Frees Up Chargers Cap Space The rumors have been speculating for the past week, and it is now official. Trai Turner is no longer a member of the Chargers. The Bolts were attempting to trade him over this past week, but couldn’t find a deal. It seemed as if…
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