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The Los Angeles Chargers need constancy along the offensive line. Kayode Awosika, at the very least, can provide that.

Bolt Beat's G.C. Bellchamber argues that the Los Angeles Chargers must end their rotation at left guard and permanently name Kayode Awosika as the starter following his return from injury. Both Awosika and offensive tackle Joe Alt returned to practice ahead of the team's Week 8 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams after dealing with leg and neck injuries, respectively.
Bellchamber emphasizes that the Chargers desperately need offensive line stability after injuries forced them to start four rookies and use multiple different left guards alongside center Jake Slaughter. With Trey Pipkins III and Trevor Penning facing continued absences, the writer asserts that Los Angeles must commit to Awosika to protect quarterback Justin Herbert.
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