Chargers Daily Links: How much cap space are Chargers rolling over into 2022?

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The Chargers are in a great place financially heading into the 2022 offseason and that total cap number will only get bigger thanks to the amount of cap space they’re able to roll over into next year.

According to ESPN’s Field Yates, the Chargers are expected to roll over $9.05 million onto their current projected cap space of roughly $68 million. In total, the cap space for each team is increasing by $25 million compared to the 2021 year.

The Chargers have a decent number of in-house free agents they must prioritize this offseason, including linebacker Kyzir White, defensive tackle Justin Jones, and returner Andre Roberts. All three played massive roles this year and should be able to return without breaking the bank.

Similar to the way Cincinnati attacked last year’s free agency period and turned it into a playoff appearance and their first postseason victory in 31 years, the Chargers must find a way to capitalize on their high cap space and hope for a similar outcome in 2022.

And now for today’s links.

Chargers News:

How much salary cap are the Chargers rolling over into 2022? (Chargers Wire)

Scouting report for Miss St. CB Martin Emerson (Chargers Wire)

Four teams who could steal Andre Roberts in free agency (Bolt Beat)

Should the Chargers bring back Mike Williams? (L.A. Football Network)

NFL News:

Budda Baker was carted off the field in Los Angeles (ESPN)

Mike Mayock was fired by the Raiders (ESPN)

The Cardinals disappointed in the wild card round (Bleacher Report)

What we learned from the wild card round (CBS Sports)

Nine biggest statements made over the weekend (NFL.com)

A new 2022 NFL mock draft (Pro Football Network)