3 offensive tackles the Chargers should still target this offseason

The Los Angeles Chargers are entering a new era of their franchise with Philip Rivers departing in free agency. Regardless of who is under center next season, the Chargers need to continue addressing the offensive line.

Prior to free agency, Los Angeles conducted a trade that sent Russell Okung to the Carolina Panthers in exchange for Trai Turner. While Turner improves the interior offensive line, there is now a void at left tackle.

Then, early in free agency, the Chargers inked a three-year, $30 million deal with Bryan Bulaga. Bulaga spent the past 10 seasons as the right tackle of the Green Bay Packers.

With Bulaga playing his best at right tackle, Los Angeles would be wise to add another offensive tackle to man the left side, whether that comes by way of free agency or the 2020 NFL Draft. All that being said, here are three offensive tackles the Chargers should still target this offseason.

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