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  • LAC Center #56
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    Chargers agreed to terms with C Bradley Bozeman, formerly of the Panthers, on a one-year contract.
    Bozeman started all 17 games for the Panthers last season but was released earlier this month despite signing a three-year, $18 million contract extension last offseason. A former sixth-round pick by the Ravens in 2018, Bozeman has carved out a solid NFL career through his first six years in the league and now gets to team up another Harbaugh in Los Angeles. He earned a PFF blocking grade of 62.2 last year and was credited with allowing a career-high eight sacks on 32 pressures — also a career-high. The singing of Bozeman suggests Corey Linsley, who has been rumored to be on the verge of retiring, may be walking away from the game in the near future. The Chargers restructured Linsley’s contract earlier this offseason when they lowered his $11.5 million base salary for 2024 to the veteran minimum.
  • FA Center #56
    NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the Panthers are expected to release C Bradley Bozeman at the start of the league year.
    Bozeman signed a three-year deal with the Panthers last offseason, playing and starting in all 17 games for the 2023 season. Prior to joining Carolina in 2022, Bozeman played four seasons on the Ravens’ offensive line, starting the majority of games he played. He was the Panthers’ Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee and now the center market adds a starter for free agency. The Panthers will choose to go in a different direction and clear up some cap space with a new coaching staff coming in to develop QB Bryce Young.
  • LAC Center #75
    Panthers re-signed OL Bradley Bozeman to a three-year, $18 million contract.
    Among the NFL’s best pass blocking centers, Bozeman will return to Carolina for a second season after beginning his career with four seasons in Baltimore. He performed well on a prove-it deal in 2022 and will be a foundational piece on the Panthers offensive line for the next few years at least. Pro Football Focus graded the Panthers offensive line as the tenth best pass-blocking unit in the NFL last season.

  • LAC Center #75
    ESPN’s Field Yates expects the Panthers to re-sign OL Bradley Bozeman.
    Bozeman finished 2022 as one of the league’s top centers, posting a 96% pass-block win rate in 11 starts. With Pat Elflein ($7 million) an expected cut, the Panthers plan to re-sign Bozeman. After playing on a $2.8 million salary last season, Bozeman could land $10 million per year from the Panthers this offseason.

  • LAC Center #75
    Panthers C Bradley Bozeman has been diagnosed with a high-ankle sprain and will miss 2-3 weeks.
    Coach Matt Rhule said it’s “not just” a high-ankle sprain, and Bozeman is dealing with a bit more than that, but Rhule did put his timeline at 2-3 weeks. Veteran Pat Elflein will likely open the season as the Panthers’ starting center.

  • LAC Center #75
    Panthers C Bradley Bozeman (ankle) was carted off the field at practice Tuesday.
    He did walk over to the cart, but it’s an ominous sign for an offensive line that was rough last year and doesn’t have much in the way of depth. Pat Elflein would be the likely starter at center if Bozeman misses time due to injury.

  • LAC Center #75
    Panthers agreed to terms with C Bradley Bozeman, formerly of the Ravens, to a one-year $2.8 million contract.
    Bozeman, 27, was rumored to be a highly sought after interior lineman prior to the start of free agency, but that appeared to be his agent working the media. Bozeman is settling for a one-year deal after all the interior lineman ate up all the cash earlier this week. In Carolina, he’ll replace fellow free agent Matt Paradis. In addition to Bozeman, the Panthers also beefed up their line with RG Austin Corbett this week. Bozeman was Pro Football Focus’ No. 15 center last season.

  • FA Center #66
    Bucs GM Jason Licht said re-signing free agent OL Ryan Jensen is a “high priority.”
    The Bucs want to keep Jensen after Ali Marpet’s retirement but may not have the cap space with Carlton Davis and Chris Godwin needing new contracts. The Bengals, Jets, and Jacksonville have been linked to Jensen as possible landing spots. All three teams are expected to have interest in free agent Bradley Bozeman if Jensen re-signs.

  • LAC Center #75
    Pro Football Network’s Aaron Wilson reports the Bengals are interested in impending free agent Ravens C Bradley Bozeman.
    Wilson reports Bozeman is expected to draw interest from “multiple” teams should he get away from Baltimore. Anyone who watched a playoff game knows the Bengals’ biggest need is along their offensive line, and pivot man Trey Hopkins has been a below-average option for several seasons running. 27-year-old Bozeman was a first-time starter at center in 2021 but took to the position nicely.

  • LAC Center #75
    Ravens LG Bradley Bozeman is shifting to center for 2021.
    This creates an opportunity for 6-foot-6 third-rounder Ben Cleveland to earn a starting job at guard. Injuries forced the Ravens to mix and match at the pivot last season, far from ideal situation for such a run-heavy team. For his part, Bozeman wasn’t exactly an elite guard, so hopefully kicking even further inside will help refine his game.