The Los Angeles Chargers are very banged up going into Week 6's tilt with the Denver Broncos.
quarterback Justin Herbert remains limited. Nursing a high-ankle sprain to his right foot suffered in Week 2, Herbert reportedly re-aggravated it the following game.The Broncos' second-ranked scoring defense won't take it easy on Herbert, either. The Broncos defense ranks No. 3 in total yards, No. 10 against the run, No. 5 against the pass, and No. 3 in sacks.
The Chargers also have two offensive tackles on the injury report. Joe Alt was a full go on Thursday, while Rashawn Slater was also limited. Meanwhile, the Broncos could be down two offensive line starters themselves, with right tackle Alex Palczewski and center Luke Wattenberg non-participants so far in this week's practices. The Broncos brought back Cam Fleming to, ostensibly, help with the tackle question marks, while Alex Forsyth is poised to start in place of Wattenberg.
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