Joe Alt returns, discusses Chargers' new offense and Jake Slaughter's promotion
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 5:22 PM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

Chargers offensive tackle Joe Alt spoke to reporters on August 25, expressing enthusiasm for the team's new offensive scheme under coordinator Mike McDaniel. Alt, who missed significant time last season due to injury, has returned to full health and participated in recent preseason action. The Chargers' offensive line faces challenges after veteran Tyler Biadasz was lost to a season-ending ACL injury, prompting rookie Jake Slaughter to step up as starting center. Alt emphasized the importance of supporting Biadasz through his recovery and praised Slaughter's commitment to learning the offense ahead of the regular-season opener against the Cardinals.
- •Joe Alt discusses his recovery and excitement for the new offensive scheme.
- •Tyler Biadasz suffered a season-ending ACL tear, impacting the offensive line.
- •Jake Slaughter named starting center as a rookie after Biadasz's injury.
- •Alt emphasizes support for Biadasz during his rehabilitation process.
- •The Chargers prepare for the upcoming regular-season opener against the Cardinals.
- 5:22 PMYahoo Sports — Chargers' Joe Alt talks return, McDaniel’s scheme and Jake Slaughter
"Chargers' Joe Alt sounds off on his excitement for the new offensive scheme, his return, and Jake Slaughter taking over as the starting center.
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