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Chargers release oft-injured offensive tackle Bryan Bulaga | 2022-03-16 05:46:05

With many options falling off the board in NFL free agency, the Eagles will have to make moves soon to help their team for 2022.

It is looking like the Chicago Bears are making moves on the secondary market to bolster positions of need.

The Bears agreed to terms with unrestricted free agent linebacker Nicholas Morrow on a one-year contract. Morrow spent his first five NFL seasons with the Raiders, entering the league as an undrafted free agent.

After filling multiple needs, we look at how the Chargers newcomers can impact the team in 2022.

After filling multiple needs, we look at how the Chargers newcomers can impact the team in 2022.

Bryan Bulaga was released by the Los Angeles Chargers on Tuesday after playing only one game last season. The offensive tackle was beset by injuries during his two years with the Chargers, including a back injury in last season's opener at Washington which sidelined him after playing the first half. Bulaga played in only 10 games in 2020 and was in for every offensive snap in only five. His release saves the Chargers $10.75 million in salary cap space.

Bryan Bulaga was released by the Los Angeles Chargers on Tuesday after playing only one game last season. The offensive tackle was beset by injuries during his two years with the Chargers, including a back injury in last season's opener at Washington which sidelined him after playing the first half.

NFL free agency begins at noon on Monday when the NFL will open a two-day window during which teams are permitted to contact and negotiate with free agents. Moves won't be official until Wednesday. We're covering what might happen with the Philadelphia Eagles during free agency here for the last few weeks. Who might they sign? Who might they trade? Who might they lose? So let's recap that here, in case you missed any of it.

This post is assuming DC4 is our starting QB, and only considering free agent QBs (no trades) who would be our best option as a back up. Of course we always want competition, but I doubt any of...