Chargers GM Joe Hortiz Outlines Roster Strategy Amid Salary Cap Challenges

Joe Hortiz emphasizes production and flexibility in managing the Chargers' roster, facing significant salary cap constraints.

The Chargers are navigating a tight salary cap situation, with the team $25 million beyond the cap and key players' futures uncertain.
Center Corey Linsley is expected to retire due to a heart-related ailment, adding to the team's roster challenges.
GM Joe Hortiz and coach Jim Harbaugh are focused on building a tougher, more physical team, with plans to bolster the running game.
The Chargers are considering options for veterans with high cap hits, including receivers Keenan Allen and Mike Williams, and edge rushers Joey Bosa and Khalil Mack.
Hortiz is committed to a draft-centric approach to roster building, emphasizing patience and flexibility throughout the year.