**Chargers Face Key Injuries Ahead of Matchup with Titans**

The Los Angeles Chargers will head into Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans without starting cornerback Kristian Fulton, who is sidelined due to a hamstring injury. This marks the second game in a row that Fulton will miss, and his absence leaves the team relying on rookies Tarheeb Still and Cam Hart to fill in on the outside defense.

The team's final injury report also listed six other players dealing with various ailments. Notable among them is Khalil Mack, who is nursing a groin injury and did not participate in any of the practices throughout the week. Despite his non-participation, Mack remains listed as questionable for the game. This suggests that the Chargers may have been giving the veteran some rest in hopes of preserving his fitness for Sunday’s crucial matchup.

Other players on the injury report include Joey Bosa with a hip injury, Gus Edwards with an ankle issue, Denzel Perryman dealing with a toe problem, and both Trey Pipkins and Stone Smartt also contending with ankle injuries. The health status of these key players could significantly impact the Chargers' lineup and performance against the Titans.

On a more positive note, wide receiver D.J. Chark is not listed on this week's injury report, paving the way for his predicted debut appearance for the Chargers this season. Fans and teammates alike will be hoping that Chark's return can inject some much-needed energy into the squad as they face the Titans.