DJ Chark will not play in Week 11 against the Bengals due to a coach's decision, following a limited appearance in his Chargers debut where he played only one snap. His future playing time may depend on injuries to other receivers on the team. Chark has also been dealing with a hip injury that put him at risk for missing the season opener.

The Los Angeles Chargers have activated wide receiver DJ Chark Jr. from injured reserve, allowing him to make his debut against the Cleveland Browns. Chark, who has been sidelined due to a hip injury and a subsequent groin issue, expressed a shift in focus from personal statistics to team success during his recovery. The Chargers signed Chark to bolster their young receiving corps, and he is expected to be a key contributor moving forward.

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver DJ Chark has been placed on injured reserve due to a hip injury, which will sideline him for at least the next four games. Chark, who joined the Chargers in May, was expected to be a key player in their receiving corps, having previously surpassed 1,000 receiving yards in a season. With Chark out, the Chargers will likely rely on Quentin Johnston and Ladd McConkey to step up in his absence.

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert has confirmed that his foot injury, which kept him in a walking boot during training camp, has fully healed. He expressed confidence in his recovery and is focused on building chemistry with his new receiving corps, which has faced challenges due to injuries and inexperience. Herbert emphasized the importance of adapting quickly to the new players as the team prepares for the upcoming season.

The Chargers' first week of training camp under new head coach Jim Harbaugh has generated significant excitement and attention, highlighted by Harbaugh's engaging coaching style and a focus on player health. Defensive backs showcased their skills, while the wide receiver group, despite being largely unproven, made notable plays. Harbaugh's approach emphasizes a 'glide' tempo to minimize injuries, a crucial factor given the team's recent struggles with player health. However, he remains vague on injury specifics, keeping fans and media guessing about player statuses.

Rookie quarterback Bryce Young had a career-best game in the Carolina Panthers' loss to the Green Bay Packers. Young threw for 312 yards and two touchdowns with no turnovers, earning a passer rating of 113.0. Wide receivers DJ Chark and Adam Thielen praised Young's performance and believe he has a bright future in the NFL. Despite the loss, Young and the Panthers' offense showed improvement and potential.

DJ Chark had a standout performance in the Panthers' loss to the Packers, securing six receptions for 98 yards and two touchdowns. Chark's connection with Bryce Young came alive in the fourth quarter, and his performance gives him momentum heading into Week 17.

DJ Chark, wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers, is listed as inactive for Week 10 due to an elbow injury. Chark played through the injury in Week 9 but had a limited snap share and only recorded two catches for nine yards. He missed every practice this week and was ultimately ruled out for Thursday's game. With Chark and Laviska Shenault sidelined, the Panthers will rely on Adam Thielen, Jonathan Mingo, Terrace Marshall, Ihmir Smith-Marsette, and Mike Strachan as their available wide receivers.

Carolina Panthers wide receiver DJ Chark is listed as doubtful to play against the Chicago Bears due to an elbow injury. Chark is the best deep threat for rookie quarterback Bryce Young and has scored three touchdowns this season. The Panthers will also be without defensive starters Brian Burns and CJ Henderson, who are ruled out with concussions.

Adam Thielen, wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers, is listed as questionable for Sunday's game in Atlanta due to an ankle injury.

DJ Chark, wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers, has been ruled out for Sunday's game in Atlanta despite returning to practice. Chark had been dealing with a hamstring injury and although he felt good enough to play, the team has decided to hold him out until Week 2. Terrace Marshall is expected to fill in for Chark as the team's downfield/perimeter threat.