Chargers 2022 Free Agency Cap Hits For Each Player

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Talk about making a splash this offseason. The Chargers sent shockwaves throughout the NFL after pulling off a blockbuster trade to acquire pa s-rusher Khalil Mack. They doubled down on their aggre sive push to add star players, Steve Carlton Jersey landing cornerback J.C. Jackson the top defender on the free agent market.The Chargers have used a variety of different forms to build their roster, featuring the avenues of trades, free agent signings, contract tenders and re-signing their own prior to free agency getting underway.Below is a list of the cap hits for each player the Chargers have signed or extended this offseason. All contract figures are via for the 2022 Vince Coleman Jersey season.Re-signed: Mike Williams $14 millionAcquired: Khalil Mack $8.75 million (restructured)Re-Signed: Dustin Hopkins $1.92 millionTendered: Donald Parham $895KTendered Marcell Ozuna Jersey :Jalen Guyton $965KTendered:Storm Norton $895KSigned: J.C. Jackson $8 millionSigned:Sebastian Joseph-Day $5 millionSigned: Austin Johnson $4.5 millionSigned:Josh Harris $1.32 millionRe-signed: Chase Daniel $2 millionRe-signed: Christian Covington $ 1.047 millionSigned:Gerald Everett $4 millionSigned:JK Scott $965KScroll to ContinueAs you can see, the Chargers structured most of these contracts with relatively low cap hits this season by backloading the multi-year deals. They restructured Mack's contract by converting $13.5 million of Lou Brock Jersey his 2022 compensation into a signing bonus. The move freed up $9 million in cap space, bringing Mack's cap hit for this season down to $8.75 million.The Chargers also released right tackle Bryan Bulaga, who was set to have a $14 million cap hit this season. The team's decision Tyler O'Neill Jersey to cut him saved them $10.75 million against the salary cap.More from Charger Report