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Harris (shoulder) was a limited participant at practice Thursday.

With teammate Ladd McConkey sidelined by a back injury in Week 9, Harris played 59 of the Chargers' 68 offensive snaps, drawing a team-high seven targets. It seems like he may have picked up an injury of his own along the way though, which makes his availability for Week 10 worth monitoring. He'll have two more chances to manage a full practice before the Chargers publish their last injury report of the week Saturday.

Bateman (calf) was limited in practice Thursday.

Bateman now has two more opportunities to practice fully, and thus avoid an injury designation, prior to Monday night's game against the Chargers. The starting wideout is coming off back-to-back one-catch efforts, but he'll perhaps have an opportunity to bounce back against 0-8 Los Angeles, while working with a new QB in Jacoby Brissett.

Harrison (groin) is inactive for Thursday's game against Washington, Dan Salomone of the Giants' official site reports.

Harrison was limited at practice throughout the week and has since been ruled out for the Week 10 meeting with the Commanders. The 28-year-old has played sparingly on defense during the 2026 campaign, though his absence will be felt on special teams. Harrison's next opportunity to suit up will come in Week 11 versus Jacksonville.

Lock (right elbow/oblique) practiced in a limited capacity Thursday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Lock continues to deal with a right elbow injury, and he's also tending to an oblique issue that he suffered this past Sunday against the Cardinals. He discussed the new health concern Thursday, telling Curtis Crabtree of Fox 13 Seattle that he's "feeling good" and the oblique injury is on his backside, which is easier to deal with than if it was on the lead side. Lock so far has had his practice reps capped this week as a result, and Friday's injury report will determine if he enters the weekend with a designation for Sunday's game at Las Vegas.

Kaliakmanis (coach's decision) is inactive for Thursday's game against the Giants but will serve as the team's emergency quarterback.

Kaliakmanis is inactive once again. However, if Jayden Daniels and Marcus Mariota exit the contest due to injury, illness or ejection, Kaliakmanis will be available to play.

Mitchell (hip) was limited at practice Thursday.

In this past Sunday's 44-22 loss to the Texans, Mitchell carried seven times for 33 yards and caught three of his four targets for 34 yards, while losing a fumble.The 24-year-old, who is currently operating in a backfield time share with Omarion Hampton and Kimani Vidal in his first campaign with the Chargers, now has two more chances to upgrade his practice participation level ahead of Monday night's game against the Ravens.

Turpin (ribs) was limited in Thursday's practice, Jon Machota of The Athletic reports.

Turpin was limited for a second consecutive practice. He has missed the last three games, and if that trend continues Sunday versus San Francisco, Jonathan Mingo (ankle) and Camden Brown could remain more involved than usual.

Blankenship (concussion/hand) was a full participant in Thursday's practice, Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Blankenship has missed the Texans' last two games. While he's still not guaranteed to suit up in Week 10 versus the Browns, he appears to be moving in a favorable direction. If Blankenship remains sidelined Sunday, M.J. Stewart would presumably draw another start.

Samuel (hamstring) practiced on a limited basis Thursday, Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area reports.

Samuel has managed back-to-back capped sessions to kick off Week 10 prep as he vies for his first game action since Week 5 at Seattle, when he injured his right hamstring. Friday's injury report will reveal his odds to suit up Sunday in Dallas.

Herbert (finger) doesn't appear on the the Chargers' injury report ahead of Monday night's game against the Ravens.

Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh previously noted that the QB "should be good to go" for Week 10 action after imaging on Herbert's injured left middle finger came back negative for a fracture, per ESPN.com. The fact that Herbert isn't listed in any way on the team's first injury report this week aligns with that and paves the way for him to continue to helm the offense for 0-8 Los Angeles versus Baltimore.