Jaylen Watkins

Signed to a two-year, $3 million contract in March, Watkins will merely cash in the $300,000 bonus he received upon signing his deal. The 28-year-old only totaled 29 tackles in 14 games last year but could end up reuniting with the Chargers given Derwin James' season-long absence.

Watkins played 36 games with the Eagles from 2014-2017 before reemerging with the Chargers in 2019. The results weren't all that great: 14 games, three starts and 29 tackles. Overall, PFF graded Watkins as their No. 79 overall safety among 90 qualified players.

Due to a litany of injuries at safety, Watkins was forced to start Weeks 9-11, recording 20 of his 29 tackles over the three-week span. Merely a depth option in the secondary, it's unclear whether the Chargers will bring the unrestricted free agent back this offseason.

Watkins' stat line against the Chiefs included 11 tackles, but nothing else. The 27-year-old remains without a sack or interception in 2019, but Watkins continues to see his role increase with the Chargers as the weeks go by. On Monday, Watkins played 65 snaps on defense, a season-high.