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Salyer Exits Minicamp Injured; Willis Connects 40-Yard TD

6/4/2026

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Salyer Injured

Jamaree Salyer left the June 3, 2026 minicamp on a cart due to an unspecified injury.
Malik Willis threw a 40-yard touchdown pass to tight end Ben Sims during an 11-on-11 drill.
Quinn Ewers was described as the most impressive performer, frequently throwing downfield.
The three-day minicamp ends Thursday, with the final organized team activity set for June 11.

Summary

Sullivan Signs Salyer

GM Jon-Eric Sullivan signed Chargers guard Jamaree Salyer to a deal to vie for a guard spot.
Salyer, 25, started 40 games, missed only one game in three years, and left the June 3, 2026 minicamp on a cart with an injury.
A serious injury could force Sullivan to add veteran, increasing pressure on Jonah Savaiinaea to retain his start as the right-guard race includes rookie Kadyn Proctor and Jamaree Salyer.

History

Historical Context

The 1994 collective bargaining agreement, signed March 23 1994 under Commissioner Paul Tagliabue, introduced a $1.5 billion salary cap and injury protections that forced teams such as the Dallas Cowboys to trim rosters to 53 players. That cap framework still guides today’s roster moves, prompting the Los Angeles Chargers to consider veteran guard signings after June 2026 minicamp injuries to Jamaree Salyer.

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Salyer Injured

Jamaree Salyer left the June 3, 2026 minicamp on a cart due to an unspecified injury.
Malik Willis threw a 40-yard touchdown pass to tight end Ben Sims during an 11-on-11 drill.
Quinn Ewers was described as the most impressive performer, frequently throwing downfield.
The three-day minicamp ends Thursday, with the final organized team activity set for June 11.

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