The Chargers received trade inquiries for Justin Herbert from the Patriots and Vikings but quickly turned down both requests, sources told ESPN.
The potential blockbuster trade also would have been a costly one for the Chargers, who would have to take on a $63.5 million cap charge for the 2024 season if they traded Herbert.
Running game coordinator and tight ends coach Andy Bischoff said the Chargers are an offensive line-centric team, one where offensive linemen are the superstars and everyone else will"fall in line."
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