The Los Angeles Chargers have secured center Tyler Biadasz with a three-year contract valued at $30 million, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Media. This deal was completed shortly after Biadasz’s release from the Washington Commanders, marking a notable moment in the ongoing NFL free agency period.
Contract Details and Previous Negotiations
Biadasz recently met with the Chicago Bears, but the Chargers acted swiftly to finalize the agreement before the broader free agency market expanded. This signing will not affect the Chargers’ compensatory draft picks, as Biadasz was released during the offseason.
Career Background and Recent Performance
Tyler Biadasz, aged 28, was originally drafted in 2020 by the Dallas Cowboys in the fourth round after a collegiate career at Wisconsin. His rookie contract spanned four years and included a signing bonus just under $500,000. After joining the Commanders in March 2024 on a three-year deal worth up to $30 million, he was released following the 2025 season despite starting all 16 games that year as the team’s center.
Implications of the Signing for Both Biadasz and the Chargers
This new contract represents a significant pay increase for Biadasz compared to the $8 million he was scheduled to earn in 2026 with Washington. His consistent presence as a starter in 2025 underscores his value, and the Chargers’ investment reflects a commitment to strengthening their offensive line ahead of upcoming seasons.
With this addition, the Chargers aim to enhance their roster depth and stability at a critical position, potentially influencing their competitiveness within the NFL moving forward.
The #Chargers make a splash before free agency, agreeing to terms with C Tyler Biadasz on a 3-year deal worth $30M, per The Insiders.
Biadasz was cut by the #Commanders after being set to make $8.3M. Now he lands in LA with a raise in a deal done by @AthletesFirst. pic.twitter.com/EBZs8M6YVl
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) March 6, 2026
