3 Chargers who could make the 2025 Pro Bowl

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The Los Angeles Chargers are less than a week away from their clash with the Detroit Lions in the Hall of Fame Game.
Yes, the season is young, but it's never too early to look ahead at the potential success this team could have this season.
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A good team has multiple Pro Bowl selections, and the Chargers could be that team. Here are three players who could make the 2025 Pro Bowl from the Chargers.
3. Joe Alt

The Chargers are expecting big things from second-year offensive lineman Joe Alt. Alt solidified himself as a pillar of the team's offensive line last season. Now, Alt could start carving out a legacy with his first Pro Bowl selection.
2. Teair Tart

What about an unexpected choice in defensive tackle Teair Tart? Pro Football Focus graded Tart as the 16th-best defensive tackle in the league this past season. The sixth-year veteran has found a home in Jesse Minter's defense, and his second year with the team could be a breakout moment.
1. Justin Herbert

No one has a better chance to make the Pro Bowl on the Chargers than quarterback Justin Herbert. Herbert has already earned one Pro Bowl selection in his career back in 2021.
Now, the Chargers quarterback will be looking to build off of his 2024 campaign that saw him throw 23 touchdown passes and just two interceptions in the regular season.

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