The Chargers will be without starting center Corey Linsley for at least the next four games.
According to multiple reports, Linsley is going to be placed on injured reserve with a non-emergent heart-related medical issue.
Linsley will continue working with doctors and specialists in the coming days.
With Linsley out, L.A. will turn to Will Clapp to resume the duties as the starter at center.
Signed last offseason, Clapp started three games while Linsley was out with a knee injury, food poisoning and a concussion in 2022. He was strong in pass protection, allowing just four pressures on 252 pass-block snaps.
Signed in 2021, Linsley has appeared in 33 games. In his first season with the Bolts, he was named second-team All-Pro and made his first Pro Bowl.