In preparation for the upcoming season, the Los Angeles Chargers are making moves to bolster their offensive lineup. Several free agents are leaving, including running back Josh Jacobs, tackle Jermaine Eluemunor, and tight end Austin Hooper. Additionally, the team has announced the release of quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo, wide receiver Hunter Renfrow, and quarterback Brian Hoyer.

With these departures, the Chargers have identified several key needs on the offensive side of the ball. Right tackle, right guard, backup running back, backup tight end, and possibly a backup wide receiver have been identified as areas that require attention in free agency. It is worth noting that these needs could also be addressed in the upcoming NFL draft, which is scheduled for April 25-27.

Despite the changes, Chargers general manager Tom Telesco remains optimistic and acknowledged that there is still time to address the team's offensive needs. The quarterback position, in particular, is still a question mark, as well as the absence of Jacobs in the running back position. Furthermore, there are a couple of starting spots on the offensive line that need to be filled.

While it is still early in the offseason, the Chargers are aware of the work that lies ahead to ensure a successful offensive formation. Telesco and the team's management will continue to assess the available options in free agency and explore potential additions to strengthen their offensive unit.

As the offseason progresses, Chargers fans and football enthusiasts eagerly await further developments surrounding the team's offensive lineup. With multiple departures and positions to fill, it will be interesting to see how the Chargers address these needs and position themselves for the upcoming season.