Cap space, though, becomes a boon for the Chargers next offseason, where they are projected to have roughly $76 million —despite Justin Herbert’s cap hit ballooning to $37 million and before making a decision on the out built into Joey Bosa’s contract that is otherwise a $36 million cap hit.

There was speculation from pundits that a cornerback or wide receiver made sense for the Chargers. Well, the Bolts wide receiver group has turned in some of their best games as group in recent weeks. And with DJ Chark getting activated off Injured Reserve over the weekend, it's likely he makes his Bolts debut in Week 10.

The Los Angeles Chargers are hitting their stride mid-way through the season. Their defense is elite and their offense is beginning to find its identity as