Miami elevated Quinton Bell and Isaiah Johnson to the game squad as Aaron Brewer is listed questionable with a pectoral injury. With eight offensive linemen on the roster, Brewers’ status could force Daniel Brunskill into center if needed. Bell and Johnson add depth on defense and special teams while Storm Duck is a question mark and corner depth remains thin. Los Angeles signed Bobby Hart and promoted Nyheim Hines and David Sharpe, while Da’Shawn Hand went to IR, reshaping both sides ahead of the Week 7 clash.

These roster moves create notable fantasy implications: Miami’s interior line stability hinges on Brewer’s availability, while Chargers’ depth chart shifts raise upside for select backs and blockers. The cross-coast matchup becomes a chess game of depth, opportunity, and how much coaches rely on their bench in a pivotal early-season stretch.

Foster Sarell earns a quick roster promotion as Los Angeles leans on internal options along the offensive line, with Bobby Hart added to the practice squad for veteran depth. Rashawn Slater’s season-ending absence tightens the tackle spots, likely pushing Austin Deculus into left tackle and Trey Pipkins into a starting role. Joe Alt’s status remains in question, while Mekhi Becton slowly returns from concussion—keeping Justin Herbert’s protection in flux for Week 5.

The Chargers are prioritizing continuity over splash signings, crafting a depth chart that could shift week to week. With Alt potentially headed for IR and internal names stepping up, fantasy expectations hinge on who lines up at tackle and how the run game and pass protection adapt against Washington.