Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh returned to the sideline during Week 6’s game against the Denver Broncos after briefly leaving due to an illness. Harbaugh, who was dealing with arrhythmia, was listed as questionable to return but ultimately rejoined the team with the help of team medical personnel. Defensive coordinator Jesse Minter stepped in as interim coach during Harbaugh’s absence.
In addition to Harbaugh, several players from both teams suffered injuries in the first quarter. Chargers wide receiver Quentin Johnson and tight end Hayden Hurst, along with defensive back Deane Leonard and offensive lineman Trey Pipkins, all exited the game with various ailments. Broncos cornerback Patrick Surtain II also left the field due to a concussion. Updates on their statuses will be provided as more information becomes available.
The game continued with both teams battling it out on the field, with the Chargers ultimately defeating the Broncos. The win was a hard-fought victory for the Chargers, who overcame injuries and player absences to secure the win. Fans can catch up on all the action, scores, stats, and highlights from Week 6’s games as the season progresses. Stay tuned for more updates on player injuries and game results as the NFL season continues.
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