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NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported on Monday that Harris will be sidelined at least a month and could be out for six weeks.
The Los Angeles Chargers confirmed on Tuesday that they've placed cornerback Chris Harris Jr. on injured reserve due to the foot injury he suffered in Sunday's 21-16 loss to the Carolina Panthers. Harris must miss a minimum of three games per a rule for the 2020 season regarding players on IR.
Chargers cornerback Chris Harris Jr. will miss at least three games -- and possibly more -- after he was placed on injured reserve with a foot injury.
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In recent and expected news, the Chargers have officially placed cornerback Chris Harris Jr. on IR with a foot injury that is expected to keep him sidelined for four to six weeks. In a corresponding move, the Bolts are promoting safety Jahleel Addae to the active roster.
Chargers promoted safety Jahleel Addae to the active roster and placed cornerback Chris Harris Jr. - who has a broken bone in his foot - on injured reserve. Injuries have devastated...
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Despite the interception, not much went well outside of Herbert, Allen, and Ekeler.
The Chargers faced an 0-2 Panthers team and came away on the wrong side of the scoreboard.
I spent the entire week discussing on the radio and in podcasts how the Chargers were getting a good “tune-up” game before they faced the actual difficult opponents in the Buccaneers and Saints the following two weeks.
But Sunday’s contest was far from the...
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The Bolts will be without the veteran for 4-6 weeks.
The hits just keep coming for the Chargers defense.
Late Monday evening, NFL insider Ian Rapoport broke the news that cornerback Chris Harris Jr. will likely miss the next four to six weeks with a foot injury he sustained Sunday against the Carolina Panthers. Even from the broadcast angle, it it did not look good for the veteran as his ankle looked be rolled as he took on a blocker.
Sources:...
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After their second-straight loss of the young season, the Chargers aren’t exactly where they thought they’d be after the first three weeks of the season. When you looked at their first trio of contests - Bengals, Chiefs, Panthers - many assumed their record would likely have been 2-1. But sadly, their 1-2 and are essentially a shanked field goal away from being 0-3.
But if you look at...
The Chargers already opened the year by placing star safety Derwin James on injured reserve, so they were banking on Harris to help keep opposing quarterbacks honest.
Los Angeles Chargers cornerback Chris Harris Jr. suffered a foot injury in the team's Week 3 loss and will reportedly miss between 4-6 weeks as he recovers.
Los Angeles Chargers cornerback Chris Harris Jr. is reportedly expected to miss between four and six weeks with a foot injury suffered in the team's Week 3 loss to the Carolina Panthers ...
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It’s the game of the year and it’s only Week 3.
Patrick Mahomes and the high-flying Chiefs take on the explosive Ravens and Lamar Jackson. It’s a battle between the past two league MVPs and you honestly could not ask for a better matchup just three weeks into the season.
If the Chiefs lose tonight, that will mean the entire AFC West lost in Week 3, which is perfectly okay with me after yesterday’s result. If the Chargers are going to lose, everyone...
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Some defensive lineman were probably more gassed than usual on Sunday.
Not much to say about Sunday’s game other than it was as frustrating as the rest of them. The Bolts were without a few more starters and it showed against the Panthers.
On to Tampa Bay.
Here are the Week 3 snap counts along with my notes and thoughts.
Offense Notes Ekeler’s snap share shot way up this week after splitting opportunities almost down the middle with Kelley against the...Photo by Harry How/Getty Images
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Good morning, everyone. It’s a normal Monday, which is an absolute bummer. The Bolts lost yesterday in frustrating fashion to a team that looked prepared to get steam-rolled, but that just wasn’t the case. I think yesterday’s contest is setting us up to have a constructive conversation on all the things that could be holding the Bolts back from taking another step forward.
At the same...
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Both teams will be without their star receivers tonight.
The 2-0 Packers are taking on the 1-1 Saints in a battle that would have been flush with talent but either side will be without their star wide receivers as both Davante Adams and Michael Thomas will miss tonight’s contest with injuries.
It’s still a matchup with two future Hall-of-Famers and that’s all the reason you need to tune in.
Enjoy the game and feel free to discuss it down below in...
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You can’t win if you’re fighting yourself and the other team.
The Chargers will have to wait a few more weeks to record their first win inside SoFi Stadium after dropping today’s matchup in a 21-16 blunder that ended on a botched hook n’ ladder from Keenan Allen to Austin Ekeler. That play would have been the game-winner as Ekeler had nobody in front of him, but the lateral wasn’t on point from Allen and the ball was fumbled away as time...
The first-round quarterback found the terrain rougher against the Panthers, as the Chargers couldn't overcome three first-half turnovers.
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LA’s come-from-behind efforts fell just short against Carolina
Justin Herbert drew the second start of his career and despite a valiant effort in the second half, the Los Angeles Chargers fell to the Carolina Panthers, 21-16.
Herbert and the Chargers dropped to 1-2 on the season while the Panthers recorded their first win of the season.
LA took their first and only lead of the game at 7-6 when Austin Ekeler scored from 12 yards out to start the second...
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Not a lot of good luck in this one so far.
Chargers right tackle Bryan missed a handful of plays in the first half before returning. In the third quarter, he has left the game once again and second-year tackle Trey Pipkins is in for him.
Bulaga also missed some time against the Chiefs last Sunday but he worked his way to a full participation in the week’s final practice. We’ll update this with new information as it comes.
Update 3:17pm: Bryan Bulaga...
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Following a Michael Badgley field goal attempt, center Dan Feeney came up limping. We do not know the severity of the injury at this point but will update you all when more info is made available. If he is unable to return, expect Scott Quessenberry to hold down the pivot for the Chargers.
#Chargers C Dan Feeney is limping off. He apparently got hurt on that FG.
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In the middle of the second quarter, free safety Nasir Adderley was shaken up after tackling wide receiver Robbie Anderson. He was helped off the field and Desmond King has replaced him. We will update this with more news as it comes out.
Update 2:12pm: Adderley is back in at free safety.
Update 2:13pm: LB Kyzir White is down after making a tackle
Denzel Perryman is taking his snaps as a linebacker in the Nickel.
Kyzir White slow to get up after...