Ex-Chargers DT criticizes team's spending decisions under Jim Harbaugh

Breiden Fehoko, former defensive tackle for the Los Angeles Chargers, has criticized the team's expenditure during the offseason. Despite entering with over $100 million in cap space, the Chargers are facing concern over their spending after an injury to center Tyler Biadasz. Biadasz sustained ACL injuries and is out indefinitely, raising questions on the depth of the Chargers' offensive line. Fehoko expressed frustration over the lack of investment in necessary positions, suggesting that the team's focus on being 'cheap' could undermine their goals for the season. The Chargers still have approximately $40 million in unused cap space, prompting calls for General Manager Joe Hortiz to seek reinforcements to avoid relying on inexperienced players.

• 3:36 AMYahoo Sports — “Wanna Be Cheap”: Ex-Chargers DT Doesn’t “Feel Sorry” for Jim Harbaugh’s Team After Wasting $100M in Cap Space