Chargers get good news on two returning players for training camp

The Los Angeles Chargers got a head start on the beginning of training camp, as the team will meet the Detroit Lions in the Hall of Game at the end of July.

Along with the Lions, the Chargers came into camp less than 100%, but the Chargers recently got some good news involving the return of two players for camp.

Cornerback Elijah Molden and wide receiver Jaylen Johnson have each passed their physical, according to the NFL's daily transaction wire.

Molden's first season with the Chargers ended in brutal fashion after breaking his fibula late last season. Before the injury, Molden finished with three interceptions and two fumble recoveries.

Johnson appeared in just one game for the Chargers last season; however, the team is looking for some depth at wide receiver this preseason, and Johnson has a chance to make a leap up the depth chart this summer.

Johnson spent three seasons at Georgia during his college career and was a part of the national championship team in 2021. The Chargers receiver spent the last two seasons of his college career with East Carolina, and in his final season, Johnson finished with the most receiving yards he had in a single season with 466 yards.

Los Angeles Chargers celebrate after cornerback Elijah Molden recovers the fumble against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers during the first half at SoFi Stadium. | Gary A. Vasquez-Imagn Images

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