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Chargers make last-second roster moves before MNF kickoff vs. Raiders

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The Los Angeles Chargers didn’t just make an emergency update to their injury report before kickoff against the Las Vegas Raiders on the Week 2 edition of Monday Night Football

No, the Chargers also made a flurry of roster moves to cover gaps on the depth chart. 

The Chargers announced the following roster moves

  • Moved LB Denzel Perryman to injured reserve
  • Signed long-snapper Rick Lovato to the 53-man roster
  • Elevated S Tony Jefferson and LB Kana'i Mauga to the active roster from the practice squad

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Perryman’s injury, it seems, is worse than anticipated. Add on Daiyan Henley suddenly being questionable for the game due to an illness and it explains the elevation of Mauga. Jefferson is up with Elijah Molden inactive, with both being standard practice squad elevations. 

As for Lovato, long-snapper Josh Harris remains on injured reserve and a tight end has actually been serving as the emergency long-snapper before this promotion to the active roster.

Los Angeles Chargers safety Tony Jefferson
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Chris Roling has covered the NFL since 2010 with stints at Bleacher Report, USA TODAY Sports Media Group and others. Raised a Bengals fan in the '90s, the Andy Dalton era was smooth sailing by comparison. He graduated from the E. W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University and remains in Athens.

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