Sam Mustipher has been signed to the Chargers' active roster as a 28-year-old veteran, primarily serving as the No. 2 center behind Bradley Bozeman. He spent most of the summer with the Broncos before joining the Chargers in late August, benefiting from his prior connection in Baltimore. His experience and depth on the offensive line add valuable support as the team navigates the season.

Sam Mustipher was thrust into a challenging position on the offensive line due to injuries, starting at right guard after being elevated from the practice squad. He faced difficulties, committing two penalties, including an illegal chop block and a false start. Mustipher acknowledged the need for improved execution and fundamentals, emphasizing the importance of adapting to the pressure faced during the game. His promotion highlights the ongoing struggles of the Chargers' offensive line amid a string of injuries.

Sam Mustipher was promoted from the practice squad to play right guard for the Chargers, stepping in to help address the team's offensive line issues. His presence was part of a makeshift line that struggled against the Chiefs' defensive pressure, contributing to the challenges faced by Justin Herbert during the game.

Sam Mustipher has been called up from the practice squad to start at right guard for the Chargers. In his fifth NFL season, he has 42 career starts primarily with Chicago and Baltimore, but has only taken three snaps at right guard in a game this season.