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Chargers Undrafted Free Agency Tracker: Latest Reports, Rumors After NFL Draft

The Los Angeles Chargers have a rich history with undrafted free agents. Explore the free agents who will be coming to training camp in Los Angeles.
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The Los Angeles Chargers entered the 2026 draft with five picks. The Chargers traded down in both the second and third rounds and traded up in the fourth and eventually settled with eight total picks and six on day three.

The Chargers have a rich history with undrafted free agents and will now head to free agency to find their next gem that slipped through the draft cracks.

Reported signings are subject to change given the nature and speed of reports and potential players changing accepting offers from other teams before officially signing a contract.

The Chargers have built out their roster depth well with the 2026 class, it will be tough competition for any roster spot, as head coach Jim Harbaugh says, competitors welcome.

Note: None of these are signings, nor will they become official until confirmed by the team at a later date.

Chargers announce undrafted free agent signings

The Chargers announced the following players as agreeing to terms with the team after the NFL draft:

  • Noah Avinger, S, Utah State
  • Lander Barton, LB, Utah
  • Jerand Bradley, TE, Kansas State
  • Sincere Brown , WR, Colorado
  • Jahmeer Carter, DL, Virginia
  • Gregory Desrosiers, RB, Memphis
  • Devin Grant, S, Syracuse
  • Jacobian Guillory, DL, Louisiana State
  • Niles King, OLB, San Diego State
  • Devonte Ross, WR, Penn State
  • Rodney Shelley, CB, Georgia Tech
  • Avery Smith, CB, Toledo
  • Jacob Spomer, C,  Fresno State
  • Evan Svoboda,  TE, Wyoming
  • Nadame Tucker, OLB, Western Michigan
  • Terry Webb, DL, Southern Methodist
  • Jeremiah Wilson, CB, Florida State
  • Isaiah World, T, Oregon

Chargers 2025 undrafted free agents tracker

LSU DL Jacobian Guillory

According to Aaron Wilson, LSU defender Jacobian Guillory intends to become a member of the Chargers' undrafted free-agent class, too.

Oregon OT Isaiah World

A popular draft prospect often linked to the Chargers makes it come true, with Oregon's Isaiah World reportedly signing with the team, according to Jordan Schultz.

Colorado WR Sincere Brown

It feels like a big announcement when ESPN's Adam Schefter has one, which he does: Colorado wideout Sincere Brown intends to sign with the Chargers.

Syracuse EDGE David Reese

Aaron Wilson reports that David Reese out of Syracuse will sign with the Chargers, adding some much-needed depth to the room that already got some reinforcements in the first round of the draft.

Georgia Tech CB Rodney Shelley

The Chargers won't lack for competition in the cornerback room. According to Aaron Wilson, Georgia Tech's Rodney Shelly intends to sign with the team.

Fresno State OL Jacob Spomer

After drafting four offensive linemen, Justin Melo of Sports Illustrated reports the Chargers will sign Fresno State's Jacob Spomer, too.

Virginia DT Jahmeer Carter

According to Greg Madia of The Daily Progress, Virginia defensive lineman Jahmeer Carter intends to sign with the Chargers.

Utah State DB Noah Avinger

More secondary help for the Chargers, with Aaron Wilson reporting the Chargers will sign Utah State defender Noah Avinger.

Kansas State WR/TE Jerand Bradley

According to NFL.com's Tom Pelissero, the Chargers will sign hybrid weapon Jerand Bradley.

Florida State CB Jerry Wilson

Another cornerback: According to NFL reporter Jordan Schultz, the Chargers will sign undrafted Florida State defender Jerry Wilson.

Toledo CB Avery Smith

The Chargers will sign undrafted free agent cornerback Avery Smith out of Toledo, according to NFL.com's Tom Pelissero.

Penn State WR Devonte Ross

According to NFL reporter Jordan Schultz, the Chargers will sign former Penn State wideout Devonte Ross.

Chargers 2026 NFL draft picks

Round 1 (22): Akheem Mesidor, EDGE, Miami

Round 2 (63): Jake Slaughter, C, Florida

Round 4 (105): Brenen Thompson, WR, Mississippi State

Round 4 (117): Travis Burke, OL, Memphis

Round 4 (131): Genesis Smith, S, Arizona

Round 5 (145): Nick Barrett, DT, South Carolina

Round 6 (202): Logan Taylor, G, Boston College

Round 6 (206): Alex Harkey, G, Oregon

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THOMAS MARTINEZ

Thomas Martinez has covered the Chargers and the NFL draft since 2022. Born and raised as a Chargers fan, experienced the improbable Super Bowl run in the 94’ season as a child, survived Ryan Leaf, the Marlon McCree fumble and Nate Kaeding in the playoffs. He graduated from UC Riverside with a degree in Political Science and The University of Redlands with an MBA.