Chargers Sign FB Alec Ingold to New Contract
The Los Angeles Chargers have finalized a new contract with veteran fullback Alec Ingold. The agreement spans two years and is valued at $7.5 million, according to NFL Media reports. This contract positions Ingold among the highest-paid fullbacks in the league.
Details of the Contract
Ingold’s new deal averages $3.75 million per year. This figure ties him with Kyle Juszczyk of the San Francisco 49ers for the title of the highest-paid fullback in the NFL.
Background and Recent Moves
- Alec Ingold was recently released by the Miami Dolphins.
- His release followed a scheduled salary of $3.55 million for 2026, along with a cap hit exceeding $5 million.
Ingold is joining the Chargers under the guidance of a familiar face. He follows Mike McDaniel, the former Miami head coach, who is now the Chargers’ offensive coordinator. Under McDaniel, the fullback is utilized over 30% of the time, indicating an important role for Ingold in the team’s strategy.
Career Highlights
Ingold has had an extensive NFL career, featuring three seasons with the Las Vegas Raiders and four seasons with the Dolphins. In 2025, he played in 17 games, participating in 363 plays, which amounted to 37% of the Dolphins’ offensive snaps.
- Ingold recorded 10 touches, gaining 61 yards.
- He achieved five first downs during the season.
His performance in the league earned him recognition, culminating in a Pro Bowl selection in 2023. As he transitions to the Chargers, fans and analysts alike will be keen to see how he impacts the offense.
