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Denzel Perryman and David Njoku were among the players brought back into full participation pathways as the Chargers released their first Week 9 injury report ahead of Sunday at SoFi Stadium.
The Los Angeles Chargers released their first injury report for Week 9 against the Houston Texans, led by David Njoku and Denzel Perryman as the team opened the 21-day practice window for both players. The injury report was published Wednesday, positioning the pair for possible return as the Chargers prepare for a Sunday kickoff at SoFi Stadium.
Njoku, listed with a fibula issue, and Perryman, listed with a pectoral issue, were both among seven players who were limited in practice. Kayode Awosika, who has not played since Week 2, returned to practice and was also limited.
The report also listed four additional players who did not practice Wednesday. Those absences included Deane Leonard (concussion), Brenen Thompson (quad/hamstring), Khalil Mack (rest), and Kendall Williamson (calf).
Beyond Njoku, Perryman, and Awosika, the other limited players were Daiyan Henley (shoulder), Donte Jackson (hamstring), Bud Dupree (illness), and Rodney Shelley (hamstring).