Chargers News: After Dallas Showdown, Two Chargers Players Make Strong 53-Man Case

Two Los Angeles Chargers players have solidified their spots on the 53-man roster following a strong preseason finale against the Dallas Cowboys.

As the Chargers prepare to finalize their roster, quarterback Easton Stick struggled to make a case for himself during the game.

However, wide receiver Simi Fehoko and safety Tony Jefferson stood out with impressive performances that should ensure their inclusion on the team.

Fehoko has been a standout throughout the preseason, and he capped it off with a remarkable 78-yard touchdown catch against Dallas.

The Chargers had drafted two wide receivers in the seventh round, but Fehoko's consistent play and contributions on special teams have made him a valuable asset.

Fehoko had a slim chance of making the team, but it appears he's done it. Nothing is set in stone, but his play deserves a roster spot.

On the defensive side, Jefferson, who returned from retirement, showcased his skills with a dominant performance.

He recorded 14 tackles, two interceptions, and a sack, demonstrating that he still has plenty to offer at age 32. His effort in the final preseason game made it clear that he deserves a place on the roster.

He made a massive push to make the roster with how consistent his play has been on the defensive side.

As the Chargers move forward, these two players have made a strong case for their roles on the team.