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Chargers offensive tackles Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt gave upbeat rehab updates after major injuries in 2025, with Slater targeting full strength for training camp and Alt aiming to return after an ankle injury ended his season. Both expressed hunger to contribute in 2026, as the Bolts look to stabilize the offensive line around Justin Herbert and navigate coaching changes.
The Chargers face significant challenges with Joe Alt's season-ending injury, updates on Omarion Hampton and Mekhi Becton's statuses, and preparations for the upcoming NFL trade deadline, while also supporting teammate Daiyan Henley's family and focusing on improving special teams performance.
Chargers left tackle Joe Alt is out for the season after requiring surgery for a recurring ankle injury suffered in a game against the Titans, marking his second high ankle sprain this season. Alt, a top draft pick, has been playing as the team's left tackle following an injury to Rashawn Slater, and the Chargers are preparing to face the Steelers this Sunday.
The Chargers narrowly defeated the Titans 27-20 but faced concerns with injuries to key players Joe Alt and Bobby Hart, impacting their offensive line and protection for quarterback Justin Herbert. Despite setbacks, Herbert led a resilient team effort, including a crucial defensive stand and a long touchdown drive, while linebacker Daiyan Henley's personal tragedy added emotional depth to the game. The team showed grit and determination amid adversity.
Former NFL GM Mark Dominik predicts that the Tennessee Titans will choose Georgia tight end Brock Bowers over Notre Dame left tackle Joe Alt if both are available at No. 7 in the 2024 NFL draft. He believes the Titans would prioritize a tackle over a receiver, citing the depth of the receiver class. However, the author disagrees, advocating for the Titans to prioritize Alt or one of the top-three receivers and only consider Bowers after a trade back.
NFL Draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah suggests that the best-case scenario for the Tennessee Titans in the first two rounds would be to select left tackle Joe Alt with the 7th overall pick and defensive player Darius Robinson with the 38th overall pick. Jeremiah believes Alt would be a "home run pick" due to his solid and secure playing style, while Robinson offers versatility and could strengthen the team's line of scrimmage.
With the NFL Draft just 10 days away, mock drafts suggest that the Tennessee Titans may pick OT Joe Alt from Notre Dame, although some analysts also mention TE Brock Bowers from Georgia and other prospects. The 7th overall pick remains uncertain as various experts weigh in on potential selections for the Titans.
Mike Dussault presents his top 50 draft fits for the New England Patriots in the 2024 NFL Draft, emphasizing the team's need for elite talent and future stars at various positions. The list includes top prospects like Drake Maye, Malik Nabers, Joe Alt, Jayden Daniels, and Amarius Mims, with Dussault providing insights into each player's potential fit with the Patriots and their respective meetings with the team.
As the 2024 NFL Draft approaches, Mueller provides insights into the top 10 players, dominated by quarterbacks, offensive tackles, and wide receivers, with limited quality defensive players. He emphasizes the potential scarcity of top prospects and the likelihood of trade talks. His top 10 includes USC's Caleb Williams, Notre Dame's Joe Alt, Washington's Rome Odunze, Oregon State's Taliese Fuaga, and LSU's Malik Nabers, highlighting their unique talents and potential impact in the NFL.
Notre Dame tackle Joe Alt and Georgia tight end Brock Bowers declined invitations to attend the NFL draft, opting to stay with their families for draft night. The NFL had invited a maximum of 15 players, with Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy also being invited but not responding. The league is aiming to ensure that players attending the draft will be picked in the first round and not linger into the second round.
Mel Kiper's two-round 2024 NFL mock draft has the Tennessee Titans addressing their needs by selecting Joe Alt, OT from Notre Dame, in the first round and Ricky Pearsall, WR from Florida, in the second round. Kiper believes Alt can immediately contribute at left tackle, while Pearsall could provide depth at wide receiver given the uncertain future of DeAndre Hopkins and underperformance of Treylon Burks.
In the Pride of Detroit Community Mock Draft, the Los Angeles Chargers select Notre Dame offensive tackle Joe Alt with the fifth overall pick, aiming to fortify their offensive line and provide protection for quarterback Justin Herbert. Acting general manager jjones164 emphasizes the importance of building through the trenches and believes Alt is the best available player at this point, while also addressing a team need.
The Tennessee Titans signed wide receiver Calvin Ridley to a four-year, $92 million deal with $50 million guaranteed, impacting their draft plans by reducing the urgency to address the receiver position in the first round. With Ridley joining DeAndre Hopkins, the team may now focus on selecting a tackle, such as Joe Alt, in the upcoming NFL draft, as they have already made significant additions at other positions.
The 2024 NFL Combine showcased impressive performances from offensive linemen, with Joe Alt meeting expectations and Georgia's Amarius Mims displaying exceptional athleticism before getting injured. Texas wide receiver Xavier Worthy broke the 40-yard dash record, while Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy had a consistent showing. Clemson's Nate Wiggins and Alabama's Dallas Turner had standout performances in defensive back and edge rusher workouts, respectively. The combine also featured notable displays from other prospects across various positions, with several athletes making strong impressions ahead of the NFL Draft.
Mel Kiper's pre-2024 NFL Combine mock draft has Joe Alt, OT from Notre Dame, going to the Tennessee Titans at pick 7, with the possibility of a trade down. Kiper also mentions the team's roster holes and the potential to acquire future draft capital.