Chargers make roster moves before Week 14 vs. Chiefs

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The Los Angeles Chargers made a handful of roster moves before the team’s Sunday Night Football game against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 14. 

There, the team announced the activation of Junior Colson from injured reserve. In the highlight corresponding move, the Chargers downgraded linebacker Denzel Perryman to out. 

As usual, Los Angeles also made a few elevations from the practice squad, moving running back Jaret Patterson and safety Kendall Williamson up for the game.

The Chargers struggled in a big way with Perryman out last week. But Colson’s return could be a boon—there’s always the chance he’s yet the latest breakout rookie for the stellar draft class

Colson’s activation likely means he’ll see a notable snap count right away, especially since Daiyan Henley has been nursing an injury too.

Given the wealth of injuries suffered at running back and in the defnive backfield recently, Patterson and Williamson arriving as deep depth is an expected move.

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