Jim Harbaugh, Chargers back in action: 12 observations from first OTA practice
COSTA MESA, Calif. — The Los Angeles Chargers held their opening organized team activity of the Jim Harbaugh era Monday. The grouping to start: left tackle Rashawn Slater, left guard Zion Johnson, center Bradley Bozeman, right guard Jamaree Salyer and right tackle Trey Pipkins III. That group: Alt at right tackle, rookie Karsen Barnhart at right guard, Brenden Jaimes at center, Jordan McFadden at left guard and Foster Sarell at left tackle. For the second to last period, Alt began with the first-team offensive line at right tackle. The starting defense set up with Derwin James Jr. and Alohi Gilman at safety, Kristian Fulton and Asante Samuel Jr. on the outside, Ja’Sir Taylor in the slot, Perryman and Henley at inside linebacker, Bosa and Mack at edge rusher, and a rotation on the interior including Poona Ford, Morgan Fox and Otito Ogbonnia, among others.
Chargers hope to ride stingy defensive momentum past Patriots and into playoffs
Chargers takeaways: Jim Harbaugh limits starters’ snaps to help avoid injuries
Discover Related
Derek Carr shoulder injury: Who will start for New Orleans Saints? A look at QB options
Saints to hire ex-Chargers HC Brandon Staley as defensive coordinator: Sources
Jaguars narrow their general manager search to five first-timers
The 10 external NFL free agents who make the most sense for the Chargers
NFL playoffs: Key Bills-Chiefs matchups to watch in AFC Championship Game
Eagles’ Jalen Hurts ready to face Commanders in NFC title game on balky left knee
Rams unsung heroes made difference again against Vikings with Eagles the next target
With season over, Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh’s next agenda is two medical procedures
Rams’ young ascending defense shows Vikings it has come of age, but can it slow Eagles?
Chargers season takeaways: Joey Bosa, Khalil Mack gone? Help needed at receiver, line