Fox played a key role in the Chargers ending their playoff drought by solidifying their injury-plagued defensive line while recording 6½ sacks among his 38 tackles.
The Chargers and veteran defensive lineman Morgan Fox agreed to terms on a new contract on Wednesday, the first day free agents could sign a new deal. Fox’s agent, David Canter, broke the news on social media, congratulating his client on “going back to Cali.”
Fox played a key role in the Chargers’ rally for their first playoff berth since the 2018 season, solidifying their defensive line after season-ending injuries to Christian Covington , Austin Johnson and Otito Ogbonnia threatened to derail their season heading into the final weeks. The 28-year-old Fox had 6½ sacks among his 38 tackles during the 2022 season. Only edge rusher Khalil Mack had more for the Chargers, with eight, as they helped to lead the short-handed Chargers in their comeback with four victories in their final five games to finish the regular season with a 10-7 record.
Fox will be back with the Chargers for a second season after playing one year with the Carolina Panthers and four with the Rams, who signed him as an undrafted free agent from Colorado State-Pueblo in 2016.
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