Charlie Kolar

Charlie Kolar could lead the Bolts in snaps at the tight end position, and I wouldn't be surprised this season. Last year, he had very limited playing time behind Mark Andrews and Isaiah Likely, but he made the most of his opportunities when on the field. He is arguably the best run blocker that the Bolts have on the roster at tight end after finishing with a 71.5 run-blocking grade last season (per PFF). Among 81 qualifying tight ends, he only had a 93-route sample (18.5% route share), but he ranked 28th in yards per route run and 14th in first downs per route run (per Fantasy Points Data). Kolar is a decent late flier in tight end premium formats.

The Chargers agreed to terms with TE Charlie Kolar on a three-year, $24.3 million contract.

Fantasy Impact

Kolar heads to the Chargers after a stint in Baltimore. He figures to likely remain in a primary blocking role. He'll share the field with Oronde Gadsden.