The Los Angeles Chargers will regain one of their star edge rushers for their upcoming game against the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football.
Joey Bosa, who had previously been listed as questionable with a toe injury, is now active and ready to play. Bosa missed the Chargers’ Week 4 victory over the Raiders and had a bye week in Week 5. So far this season, Bosa has recorded 3.0 sacks, three tackles for loss, and a pass defensed.
In addition to Bosa, wide receiver Joshua Palmer is also active for the game, despite being a late addition to the injury report with a groin injury. Donald Parham, who was questionable with a wrist injury, is also active.
Austin Ekeler, who has been sidelined for the past three games with an ankle injury, is now back and ready to start against the Cowboys. He participated fully in practice throughout the week.
Safety Derwin James, who had been dealing with a hamstring issue, also participated fully in practice and is active for the game.
On the Dallas Cowboys’ side, running back Deuce Vaughn is inactive for the game, while rookie wide receiver Jalen Brooks, a seventh-round pick, will be active for the first time this season.
Trey Lance, the Cowboys’ designated emergency third quarterback, will be behind starter Dak Prescott and backup Cooper Rush.
The Chargers’ inactives for the game include safety Alohi Gilman, cornerback Deane Leonard, running back Elijah Dotson, defensive lineman Christopher Hinton, offensive lineman Zack Bailey, and wide receiver Simi Fehoko.
For the Cowboys, the inactive players are Lance, Vaughn, cornerback Noah Igbinoghene, safety Juanyeh Thomas, cornerback Eric Scott, offensive tackle Asim Richards, and defensive lineman Viliami Fehoko.
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