What’s next for the Chargers?

What’s next for the Chargers?

In an interview with The Associated Press, San Diego Chargers linebacker Danny Trevathan said he plans to retire from football in 2017.

Trevakson, a second-year player, was the team’s starting linebacker in 2015 and led the Chargers to a playoff berth in 2016 before being traded to the Denver Broncos.

He was a key component in San Diego’s Super Bowl-clinching victory over the Denver Raiders in the Super Bowl.

TreVakson is one of the Chargers’ most important players and the franchise’s only three-time Pro Bowl selection.

Treveksons son, Luke, is a former Chargers linebacker and is expected to join the team as a defensive end.

The Chargers have lost five of their last six games and are currently 11-4.

Trevisson played in all 16 games last season.

The 49ers and Eagles both traded for Trevaks son, Brandon, a 6-foot-3, 235-pounder out of Arizona State in a two-player deal.