A Rimington Trophy winner at Wisconsin, Tyler Biadasz has anchored NFL offensive lines as a starting center for six straight seasons.
Tyler Biadasz built his reputation as a mauling, technically sound center at Wisconsin before turning that into a decade-long NFL career. Now with the Chargers, he brings a Pro Bowl resume and a track record of durability at the pivot to a Los Angeles offensive line looking for stability.
Path to the league
Biadasz started at center in all 41 games of his Wisconsin career and won the 2019 Rimington Trophy as the nation's top center, the first Badger ever to claim the award, while blocking for Jonathan Taylor's record-setting rushing totals. The Dallas Cowboys drafted him in the fourth round (146th overall) of the 2020 NFL Draft.
Career highlights
Biadasz started 84 of 92 regular-season games across stops with the Cowboys, Commanders, and now the Chargers, and he earned a Pro Bowl selection in 2022 while starting for Dallas. He signed a three-year, $30 million deal with Los Angeles in March 2026 after his release from Washington.
2025 season recap
Biadasz made 31 starts at center for the Commanders in 2025, grading out 11th among 40 qualified centers per Pro Football Focus with a 70.7 overall mark. His season ended early on injured reserve after he suffered ankle and knee injuries in a Christmas Day loss to the Cowboys, and Washington released him the following February.
Sources
- Wikipedia: Tyler Biadasz
- Pro Football Reference: Tyler Biadasz
Player Profile
Background
- Position
- Center
- Group
- offense
- College
- Wisconsin
- Hometown
- Amherst, WI, USA
- Age
- 28
- Status
- active
