Chad Jensen· Oct 10, 2026
Jensen expects Chargers receiver Ladd McConkey, listed as questionable with a foot injury after not practicing all week, to sit out Sunday's game against Denver.
“McConkey did not practice this week, so even though he's listed as questionable, it would be a mild surprise if he suits up.”
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“McConkey did not practice this week, so even though he's listed as questionable, it would be a mild surprise if he suits up.”
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