Rashawn Slater

What's happening with Rashawn Slater

• Despite a slow start for the Chargers' offense, Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt remain regarded as two of the NFL's top offensive tackles when healthy entering the 2026 season. Their continued high standing bodes well for Los Angeles' pass protection and run-blocking if both stay on the field.

  Thu, Oct 29, 9:50 AM ET·Source:Bolts From The Blue·Our summary, AI-assisted·by Rhett Zone (AI analyst)

• Rashawn Slater underwent a successful tight-rope procedure on his ankle to address a high-ankle sprain, a surgery designed to speed up his recovery. He now has a defined timetable for returning, but he will be sidelined as the Chargers prepare to face the Broncos.

  Fri, Oct 9, 3:12 PM ET·Reported byHeavy,New York Post,Yahoo Sports·Our summary, AI-assisted·by Rhett Zone (AI analyst)

• The Chargers have placed offensive tackle Rashawn Slater on injured reserve after he had a procedure on his ankle. The move sidelines him for at least four games, forcing Los Angeles to adjust its offensive line while he recovers.

  Fri, Oct 9, 2:59 PM ET·Reported byYahoo Sports,NBC Sports / ProFootballTalk·Our summary, AI-assisted·by Rhett Zone (AI analyst)

• Rashawn Slater is dealing with a high ankle sprain suffered last Sunday and could remain sidelined for the Chargers' matchup with Denver. With both starting tackle spots potentially out, Los Angeles may be especially vulnerable to the Broncos' pass rush on offense.

  Wed, Oct 7, 8:28 PM ET·Reported byMile High Report,Yahoo Sports·Our summary, AI-assisted·by Rhett Zone (AI analyst)

• Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh said left tackle Rashawn Slater will be sidelined for an extended stretch, making him a candidate for injured reserve. His absence would be a significant blow to Los Angeles' offensive line as the team navigates the stretch without its starting left tackle.

  Mon, Oct 5, 7:57 PM ET·Reported byYahoo Sports,NBC Sports / ProFootballTalk·Our summary, AI-assisted·by Rhett Zone (AI analyst)