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Injury report: Te'o gets green light

SAN DIEGO -- Chargers middle linebacker Manti Te’o is expected to make his regular-season debut on Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys.The Notre Dame product made it through a week of practice as a full participant after missing the first three games due to a foot injury, and is listed as probable on the team’s injury report.

Upon Further Review: Chargers Week 3

An examination of four hot issues from the San Diego Chargers' 20-17 loss at the Tennessee Titans:Offensive line woes: San Diego headed into Sunday’s contest already down an offensive lineman when D.

San Diego Chargers cut-down analysis

Most significant moves: This is a thin roster, so there weren’t a ton of standout cuts here. But there were two veteran names of note to get the axe in the first year of the Tom Telesco-Mike McCoy era in San Diego.

Chargers release Meachem, who's due $5M

The San Diego Chargers released wide receiver Robert Meachem, whose signing in 2012 was a $14 million mistake by the A.J. Smith regime.

Starks couldn't make cut in San Diego

Max Starks was supposed to be the consolation prize at left tackle after the San Diego Chargers couldn’t find a blindside protector for Philip Rivers in free agency or in the draft.

Raiders, Chargers on the bubble

Here are two players each from the Oakland Raiders and the San Diego Chargers who may face being cut by Saturday’s 53-man deadline date:OAKLANDGuard Mike Brisiel: He is not a great fit for the power-blocking scheme and he has missed time with injuries.

Poll: Raiders' LT spot worse than Chargers'

The Oakland Raiders and the San Diego Chargers will enter the 2013 season with among the worst left tackle situations in the NFL.According to the voters in our AFC West poll, the Raiders’ situation is worse than the Chargers’ at the position.

Poll: Worst left tackle situation

The Oakland Raiders and San Diego Chargers have arguably the worst left tackle situation in the NFL heading into the season.The Chargers’ issues have been a reality all offseason.

Chargers tinkering at left tackle

It seems the San Diego Chargers’ left tackle job is still open and a familiar face may be getting back in the mix.U-T San Diego reported second-year player Mike Harris was working with the first unit Saturday.

San Diego offense shows familiar slop

Random thoughts on the San Diego Chargers' 33-28 loss at the Chicago Bears on Thursday night:There’s no getting around it: San Diego’s first-team offense was awful.