Chargers face Chiefs with Herbert questionable, Bosa and Slater out
- Justin Herbert is questionable for the game against the Steelers due to a high ankle sprain.
- The Chargers will be without key players, including Rashawn Slater and Joey Bosa, necessitating lineup changes.
- Despite the injuries, Coach Jim Harbaugh is confident in the team's ability to adapt and perform.
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is dealing with a high ankle sprain sustained in Week 2, which has left him questionable for the upcoming game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Despite being limited in practice throughout the week, Herbert reportedly felt better than the previous week, although he did not participate fully. The Chargers are also facing significant challenges on their offensive line, with left tackle Rashawn Slater and edge rusher Joey Bosa ruled out due to injuries. This has forced the team to adjust their lineup, utilizing Jamaree Salyer at left tackle, who has experience in that position from the previous season. Additionally, linebacker Junior Colson has been ruled out, further depleting the team's roster. The Chargers are also managing injuries to key special teams players, which could impact their performance. Coach Jim Harbaugh expressed confidence in the remaining players, indicating that they are capable of stepping up in these critical roles. The situation highlights the ongoing struggles with injuries that the Chargers have faced this season, raising concerns about their ability to compete effectively in the upcoming game.