49 Nick Dzubnar LB

Dzubnar signed a one-year contract with the Titans on Monday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

Dzubnar didn't play a defensive snap all season to go with 332 on special teams, but he ranked third on Chargers with eight special-teams tackles. The 28-year-old will likely assume that same role for the Titans in 2020.

Dzubnar posted eight tackles over 16 games in 2019.

Dzubnar didn't play a defensive snap all year, but he ranked third on Chargers with eight special-teams tackles. The 28-year-old carried a cap hit of $1.9 million in 2019, and he's set to be an unrestricted free agent in March.

Dzubnar (concussion) is officially active for Sunday's game against the Jaguars.

Dzubnar logged full practices Thursday and Friday, and finally cleared concussion protocol prior to the game. He'll bolster the linebacker depth for Week 14.

Dzubnar (concussion) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Jaguars.

Dzubnar was able to log full practices Thursday and Friday but still remains in concussion protocol. He will need to be cleared prior to kickoff in order to suit up.

Dzubnar agreed to a two-year contract with the Chargers on Monday, Eric D. Williams of ESPN.com reports.

Dzubnar has been one of the leading special teams players for Los Angeles since joining the franchise in 2015. While he's unlikely to be much of a fantasy asset, he's proven to be a reliable depth linebacker for the Chargers.

Dzubnar was promoted to the active roster after signing with the Chargers on Saturday.

It's unlikely he'll have much of a fantasy impact in the early going, but there's a chance he can move his way up the depth chart as the season progresses.

Dzubnar was waived by the Chargers on Monday, Jack Wang of The Orange County Register reports.

At one point it was speculated that Dzubnar could compete for the starting role but the 26-year-old instead failed to make the 53-man roster. A contributor on special teams, the linebacker could find an opportunity elsewhere this season.

Dzubnar (knee) is expected to compete for the Chargers' starting middle linebacker job in the wake of an injury to Denzel Perryman, ESPN's Eric D. Williams reports.

Dzubnar, who is bouncing back from an ACL injury that landed him on IR last season, has been a special teams ace for the Chargers in the past, but he'll get a chance for a bigger role with Perryman expected to miss two months after undergoing ankle surgery. Both Dzubnar and Korey Toomer split reps with the first-team defense during practice Wednesday, though Toomer does appear to have the advantage currently, having played in 13 games last season.

Dzubnar (knee) was placed on injured reserve Monday, ESPN reports.

The special teams stud went down in Week 4 with a knee injury, but the specifics of which are unclear. DT Damion Square was activated to take his place on the Chargers' active roster.

Dzubnar (knee) has been ruled out prior to Sunday's game.

The special teams ace wasn't expected to play Sunday after he reportedly suffered a serious knee injury last week. While Dzubnar has suggested he will try to play through the pain, the team apparently won't allow that to happen this week. The news couldn't come at a worse time, as the Chargers are already without Manti Te'o (Achilles) and could be without Denzel Perryman, who missed both Thursday and Friday's practice with a shoulder injury. With Dzubnar out, rookie Joshua Perry or Korey Toomer will be thrust into the backup role, and could have a serious impact on the game if Perryman is ruled out prior to the start of Sunday's game.

Dzubnar may be dealing with a potentially serious knee injury, Michael Gehlken of the San Diego Union-Tribune reports.

The injury news continues to pile on. The de-facto backup starting inside linebacker after a season-ending injury to Mant Te'o, Dzubnar may have suffered a serious injury of his own during Sunday's loss to the Saints. He'll attempt to play through the injury during the coming weeks, but considering Dzubnar has yet to practice this week, the Chargers may opt to rest the 25-year-old in favor of Korey Toomer or rookie fourth-round pick Joshua Perry.