Trending Now - Chargers Secure Pro Bowl Center Tyler Biadasz in New Deal
WHO:
Tyler Biadasz, center
Los Angeles Chargers
Bradley Bozeman, former starting center for the Chargers
Washington Commanders, Biadasz's previous team
Joe Hortiz, Chargers General Manager
Jim Harbaugh, Chargers Head Coach
Justin Herbert, Chargers quarterback
WHAT:
The Chargers signed Tyler Biadasz to a three-year deal worth $30 million.
Biadasz will replace Bradley Bozeman, who retired in February 2026.
Biadasz started 31 games for the Commanders over the past two seasons.
He was released by the Commanders in late February 2026.
Biadasz made the Pro Bowl in the 2022 season.
He has started 84 of 92 career regular-season games.
Biadasz's overall Pro Football Focus grade in 2025 was 71.5, ranking him ninth among centers.
WHERE:
Chargers' team facility in El Segundo, California
Washington Commanders
WHEN:
The signing was announced on March 6, 2026.
Biadasz was released by the Commanders in late February 2026.
Bozeman retired in February 2026.
Biadasz was drafted in the fourth round of the 2020 NFL Draft (April 2020).
He played for the Cowboys from 2020 to 2023 and for the Commanders from 2024 to 2025.
WHY:
The Chargers needed a new starting center after Bozeman's retirement.
Biadasz was available as a free agent after being released by the Commanders.
HOW:
The Chargers acted quickly to sign Biadasz before the start of the new league year.
Biadasz's signing was facilitated by his visit to the Chargers' facility.
QUOTES:
"It was a combination of the opportunity and what it presented with the coaching staff," Biadasz said.
"So blessed and honored to be here with the L.A. Chargers and continue my career and continue to compete for a championship," Biadasz added.
The Los Angeles Chargers have signed center Tyler Biadasz to a three-year deal worth $30 million, announced today. Biadasz, who previously played for the Washington Commanders and made the Pro Bowl in 2022, will step in to replace Bradley Bozeman following his retirement last month. Expressing his excitement, Biadasz said, "So blessed and honored to be here with the L.A. Chargers and continue my career and continue to compete for a championship."