The Los Angeles Chargers are 6-3 despite using an offensive line that looks nothing like they thought it would in August because of numerous injuries. Joe Alt’s talent and versatility made it possible to overcome challenges but a season-ending high ankle sprain for the second-year offensive tackle threatens to derail the

The Los Angeles Chargers are sitting a handful of players ahead of their Week 9 matchup against the Tennessee Titans, including a starter.

Questions loom about WR Calvin Ridley, DT Jeffery Simmons and OLB Arden Key as the Tennessee Titans ready themselves for the Los Angeles Chargers.

Still, the second-year player, suffered the injury in the second half of the Thursday night matchup. However, he wasn't the only member in the secondary that went down, as safety Derwin James sustained a sprained ankle. It was reported that James could miss very little or no game time at all.

The stakes are high as the Los Angeles Chargers look forward to their week 9 clash against the Tennessee Titans. After Hassan Haskins’ shocking injury during the week 8 game, the Justin Herbert-led team has more things to deal with this time.

For the second consecutive practice, wide receiver Ladd McConkey (calf), safety Kendall Williamson (achilles), offensive guard Jamaree Salyer (knee), cornerback Deane Leonard (knee) and offensive tackle Austin Deculus (ankle) were all limited.

The Chargers don’t have a ton of flexibility in the secondary right now while Still is hurt. Donte Jackson has been solid free-agent addition at corner, but the Chargers traded away a safety in the Odafe Oweh deal and now have Elijah Molden playing through an injury and Tony Jefferson suffering a setback last week.

The Chargers had six players who were limited, a group headlined by safety Derwin James, Jr. (ankle) and wide receiver Ladd McConkey (calf). Tackle Austin Deculus (ankle), offensive lineman Jamaree Salyer (knee), safety Kendall Williamson (Achilles) and defensive back Deane Leonard (knee) were also limited.