The Los Angeles Chargers have signed veteran safety Tony Jefferson, who recently came out of retirement, to strengthen their secondary. Jefferson, known for his productive seasons with the Baltimore Ravens, joins a Chargers team looking to improve its defense under new coordinator Jesse Minter. His addition brings experience to a safety group lacking depth beyond star Derwin James. Jefferson's comeback follows a year-long hiatus, and his connections to the Ravens and Chargers' staff enhance his fit with the team. In a separate move, the Chargers are revamping their wide receiver corps, relying on new faces like Ladd McConkey and Joshua Palmer to step up, including unconventional options like Praise Olatoke, an international prospect showcasing exceptional speed in a bid to secure a roster spot.