Chargers defensive lineman Teair Tart reportedly had hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of luxury items stolen from his home earlier this month.

Thieves burglarized the 29-year-old’s Los Angeles-area property on June 8, according to NBC4.

Several pieces of jewelry and luxe bags valued at around $400,000 were taken in the incident, the outlet added.

The culprits appeared to break in through the residence’s rear, as Tart reportedly found a sliding glass backdoor broken when he returned following the suspected ransacking.

Tart did not seem to be targeted in the incident, as NBC 4 reported several other homes in the area were also hit.

Cops so far have not made any arrests in the case.

Tart, who began his NFL career with the Titans, joined the Chargers just before the start of the 2024 season and in two years in a Los Angeles uniform, he played in 34 games and tallied 61 tackles and one sack.

In January, he inked a three-year, $30 million extension to remain with the team.

“I got a new contract,” he said after singing the deal, “but it don’t change the goals, it don’t change the ambition I got for myself and this team.”

Tart has not yet publicly commented on the burglary.

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