See ya Mike Harris

[oneinchpunch]

I.R.

[ArtistFormerlyKnownAsBKR]

Plan D from Outer Space (UCLA) goes on IR. Plan E, anyone?

[oneinchpunch]

@MartyCaswell: There are many who thought Mike Harris was the most improved player from last season. Incredible their string of bad luck at LT

[BoltBalls]

Not surprising. Worst case scenario for the Chargers with injuries it seems. Has Dunlap been cleared for practice?

[Boltjolt]

They must draft another LT next year. Dunlap has been adequate but he is more a good backup who can play on both sides and gives us good depth. We have no depth at OT other than Harris who i think can be upgraded.

[Panama]

This is a shame. I like Harris. He was a horrible player last season, but he's a good kid who got put in a really bad position and tried his best. He is vastly improved this year and I feel he has a long-term future as a swing tackle for us.

[MakoShark]

We just can't catch a break can we? Bad enough that our starters are dropping like flies, but the backups are too. Every team has injuries, sure, but we seem to have more than our fair share. WTH?

[MakoShark]

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/injuries/pup

Here's a team by team list of IR/PUP. We aren't the worst off. There are 7 teams with more players on the IR/PUP list.

[Coachmarkos]

I was one of the harshest posters on Harris's play this preseason.

He actually played alright out there, sorry to hear this happened.

[QSmokey]

I was one of the harshest posters on Harris's play this preseason.

He actually played alright out there, sorry to hear this happened.

To be fair to those who have suggested that we play our young guys to get game experience for the future - a notion that I scoffed at - Harris is a good example of hard work and playing time that seems to be paying off. For an UDFA, he could have a future as a quality depth/backup guy.

[TTK]

Well, the good news is that if they draft a LT next year, they'll have Dunlap and Harris fighting for a backup spot. Having both as depth would be really nice, though it seems in this offense, a top tier LT isn't really necessary and it almost seems like a waste to spend a top pick on one. Look at how the Broncos haven't missed a beat with Clady going down. Just like this offense, their offense is designed to get the ball out of Peyton's hand quickly. And I'll once again trumpet the charge to draft pass rushers with the #1 pick next year.

[BoltBalls]

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/injuries/pup

Here's a team by team list of IR/PUP. We aren't the worst off. There are 7 teams with more players on the IR/PUP list.

Is this the complete list? The Broncos put Clady on IR and I don't see him on there.