Right guard Trey Pipkins III acknowledged the impact of J.K. Dobbins' injury on the Chargers' rushing performance, emphasizing the need for the team to adapt and win even when key players go down. He expressed disappointment in their inability to execute effectively in the running game, particularly against a strong Ravens defense.

Trey Pipkins III highlighted Herbert's leadership qualities from the very beginning, noting that even during Herbert's first game, he displayed the resilience and competitive spirit expected of a quarterback. Pipkins referred to Herbert as a "psycho" for his ability to bounce back after taking a hit, showcasing his toughness and determination. As Herbert gains confidence and the team's support, Pipkins believes this growth enhances Herbert's leadership role, making him a more effective leader on the field.

Trey Pipkins III was limited in practice due to an ankle injury, contributing to the Chargers' ongoing injury concerns as they prepare for their matchup against the Ravens.

Trey Pipkins III was listed as a limited participant in practice due to an ankle injury. His status for the upcoming game against the Ravens remains uncertain as the Chargers manage their injury report leading into the matchup.

Trey Pipkins III is currently positioned at right guard, a spot that is seen as a significant problem area for the Chargers' offensive line. While the team has made improvements with the addition of Joe Alt and the presence of Rashawn Slater at tackle, Pipkins' performance alongside Bradley Bozeman at center raises questions about the overall effectiveness of the interior line. There is speculation that the Chargers may look to replace him to enhance their offensive line further.