The Los Angeles Chargers today activated cornerback Eli Apple and wide receiver Simi Fehoko from Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return. In addition, the team placed defensive back Ja’Sir Taylor on Re

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The Chargers have made a few roster moves in advance of their wild card matchup with the Texans on Saturday. Los Angeles announced receiver Simi Fehoko and cornerback Eli Apple have been activated to the 53-man roster off of injured reserve.

Los Angeles confirmed an offensive and defensive player will come off the injury report for the Wild Card Round game.

Fehoko (elbow) is active for Saturday's wild-card matchup against the Texans. Fehoko was activated from IR on Friday after missing the final 10 contests of the regular season due to an elbow issue. The fourth-year wideout will provide important receiver depth for Los Angeles on Saturday with Joshua Palmer (foot) unable to suit up.

Los Angeles has opened the 21-day practice window for Simi Fehoko, the team announced. Fehoko has been on injured reserve with an elbow injury. In eight games this season, Fehoko has caught six passes for 106 yards. He’s been on the field for 49 percent of offensive snaps and 38 percent of special teams snaps in games played.

This is notable because the Chargers used every single allotted designation to return from injured reserve allowed during the regular season. But NFL rules permit two more activations for playoff teams. WR Simi Fehoko WR Brenden Rice WR Jalen Reagor CB Eli Apple S Marcus Maye CB Asante Samuel Jr.

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