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The Los Angeles Chargers began free agency with strategic, low-profile signings, including fullback Alec Ingold, center Tyler Biadasz, and edge rusher Khalil Mack. They also added tight end Charlie Kolar from the Ravens on a three-year deal worth $24.3 million, keeping the initial cap impact minimal. The team re-signed offensive lineman Trevor Penning to a one-year contract with a $3.5 million cap hit and brought in Cole Strange, whose deal spreads costs over time. These moves are seen as solid depth upgrades, offering competition for starting spots without committing to long-term, big money deals. New cap details show Kolars hit at $4.3 million in 2026, then $10.3 million in 2027 and $9.6 million in 2028. Strange starts at $4.1 million next year, rising to $8.85 million after that. General manager Tom Telesco has maintained flexibility, preserving room to maneuver in the upcoming draft while strengthening the teams foundation up front.

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