Mekhi Becton Joins Chargers on Two-Year Deal to Strengthen Offensive Line

The former Eagles right guard aims to bolster Los Angeles' struggling interior line after a career resurgence in Philadelphia.

Mekhi Becton signed a two-year contract with the Los Angeles Chargers following a successful one-year stint with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Becton transitioned from tackle to guard last season, starting 15 games and contributing to the Eagles' Super Bowl-winning offensive line.
The Chargers struggled with interior offensive line performance last season, ranking poorly in run block win rate, which the team aims to address with Becton's addition.
Becton's move to Los Angeles could lead to the release of current right guard Trey Pipkins, potentially saving the Chargers $6.75 million in cap space.
The 25-year-old has overcome significant injury setbacks earlier in his career and is expected to play guard alongside standout tackles Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt.