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The Chargers face a coaching and personnel overhaul after a season-ending wild-card loss to the Patriots.
Linderbaum could be a centerpiece on a revamped line, given his Pro Bowl track record with Baltimore.
The Chargers reportedly have strong cap space heading into 2026 to pursue top linemen.
General manager Joe Hortiz’s Ravens tenure could help evaluate Linderbaum’s fit in Los Angeles.
LA’s recent signings have been modest, with notable spending focused on past contracts rather than top-tier free agents.
The proposed move centers on upgrading the center position to protect Justin Herbert.
The report links Linderbaum to a potential free-agent bid due to his Ravens ties and the Chargers’ cap room.
The piece notes that Linderbaum is seen as a fit given his experience protecting a top quarterback in the AFC.
The article cites ongoing discussions about which players will join the Chargers in the next free agency cycle.
There is emphasis on the need for cohesion on the offensive line after injury-depleted seasons.
The report is published by Andrew Parsaud, a Penn State graduate, contributing to Chargers coverage.

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The Baltimore Ravens fired John Harbaugh and he is moving to the New York Giants on a reported five-year, $100 million deal.
Todd Monken is expected to follow Harbaugh to the Giants as the Ravens' offensive coordinator joins New York.
Baltimore faces cap flexibility issues after recent expensive deals and must consider Lamar Jackson's extension options.
Tyler Linderbaum is a focal point, as the Ravens must protect the quarterback and improve the run game after a challenging 2025 season.
Ravens may keep Isaiah Likely but his role is uncertain as Baltimore shifts from Mark Andrews to a younger tight end core.
The Ravens could pursue a franchise tag for the tight end if money cannot be restructured.
Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti publicly critiqued the 2025 unit, signaling a broader reflection on coaching and player development.
Ravens must decide how to balance cap space with roster needs as Harbaugh departs and the ownership voice weighs in.
The Giants’ coaching vacancy became the first major hire in a strong cycle, with Harbaugh set to become their coach.
Ravens could restructure contracts or use the franchise tag to manage key players, including Lamar Jackson and Mark Andrews.
The piece emphasizes ongoing developments as Baltimore navigates Harbaugh’s departure and a potential sharp rebuild.

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