Dye delivered a decisive 4th-down stop at the goal line in Chargers’ action, reinforcing his value as a special-teams-and-depth-linebacker with a path to more regular-season opportunities if he capitalizes on limited reps.

Troy Dye's re-signing adds depth and versatility to the Chargers' linebacker position, complementing Denzel Perryman's style.

Troy Dye has been re-signed by the Chargers on a two-year deal worth $5.5 million with incentives up to $8 million. He had a career-best season with 57 tackles and is crucial for depth on the defense, especially after the loss of fellow linebacker Denzel Perryman and special teams ace Nick Niemann.

Troy Dye has emerged as a key player for the Chargers, making notable contributions with a missed tackle rate of 7.1%, enhancing the team's tackling efforts.

With Denzel Perryman sidelined due to injury, Troy Dye is expected to take on a larger role in the Chargers' defense, stepping up to fill the gap left by Perryman's absence as the team navigates crucial playoff implications.