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Chargers Center Tyler Biadasz Carted Off with Left Leg Injury in Joint Practice with 49ers
The veteran center was carted off after a 49ers defender fell into his left knee, and rookie Jake Slaughter filled in at center.
- On Tuesday, Los Angeles Chargers center Tyler Biadasz suffered an apparent left leg injury during a joint practice with the San Francisco 49ers in El Segundo, requiring a medical cart to exit the field.
- General manager Joe Hortiz signed Biadasz to a three-year, $30 million contract this offseason to anchor the interior offensive line after the team allowed 54 sacks in 2025.
- Rookie Jake Slaughter, a second-round pick out of Florida, took first-team repetitions at center following the injury, as head coach Jim Harbaugh has lauded the rookie's versatility and physicality.
- Receiver Quentin Johnston and outside linebacker Kyle Kennard also exited practice with injuries, compounding the team's health concerns. "Obviously praying for the best," quarterback Justin Herbert said.
- Coach Jim Harbaugh previously noted the offensive line had remained healthy throughout training camp, but the team now faces uncertainty managing multiple injuries before preseason play.
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Chargers center Tyler Biadasz carted off with left leg injury in joint practice with 49ers
Los Angeles Chargers center Tyler Biadasz was carted off the field with a left leg injury during a joint practice with the San Francisco 49ers.
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OC RegisterChargers center Tyler Biadasz carted from field with left leg injury
“I don’t know exactly what happened, and I haven’t heard back. I’m hoping for the best,” Chargers QB Justin Herbert says of Biadasz, who was signed to a three-season, $30 million free-agent contract in the offseason.
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