The Chargers defeated the Raiders on Sunday, 24-17.
Along the way, Los Angeles had some injuries to quarterback Justin Herbert and tight end Donald Parham.
Starting with Herbert, his left hand got caught on the helmet of a Raiders player when he threw an interception late in the third quarter. A big splint was put on it and he returned to finish the game.
On Monday, it was deemed a fractured finger. The team said Herbert would have played this week if the Chargers had a game, according to The Athletic’s Daniel Popper. They are on a bye, so he should have plenty of time to let it heal 100%.
As for Parham, he left the game with a wrist injury in the second quarter after being targeted in the end zone. He went to the ground and came up, cradling his arm as he went to the sideline.
Brandon Staley had no firm update on Parham, adding that Parham had X-rays on his wrist after the game but did not want to reveal the results when asked. The status is to be determined, according to Popper.