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http://www.thechargerslockerroom.com/authentic-craig-mager-jersey , Alabama, Trent Scott made his way onto the Chargers roster after signing as an undrafted free agent following the 2018 draft. Scott was a standout for Grambling State, a well-known HBCU power in Grambling, Louisiana.Scott spent five years at GSU, taking a redshirt year during his sophomore season after sustaining a severe injuA native of Huntsville http://www.thechargerslockerroom.com/authentic-craig-mager-jersey , Alabama, Trent Scott made his way onto the Chargers roster after signing as an undrafted free agent following the 2018 draft. Scott was a standout for Grambling State, a well-known HBCU power in Grambling, Louisiana.Scott spent five years at GSU, taking a redshirt year during his sophomore season after sustaining a severe injury early on in the year. He was a stalwart along the offensive line, only allowing three total sacks during his college career, including allowing zero during his senior campaign. In that season, he was named to the First-Team All-SWAC squad.Scott was widely considered a long-shot to make the team this time last year, however, due to lack of depth and a lack of investment at the position through the draft, Scott has been just a single injury away from a starting role in this Chargers’ offense. Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on your view/are a fan of Trent), Scott is now the expected starter at left tackle for the Chargers going into the 2019 regular season with Russell Okung set to miss time due to his pulmonary embolism.Basic InfoHeight: 6-5Weight: 320College: Grambling StateExperience: 1Years with team: 1Contract Status“Trenton Scott signed a 2 year Womens Uchenna Nwosu Jersey , $1,050,000 contract with the Los Angeles Chargers, including an average annual salary of $525,000. In 2019, Scott will earn a base salary of $570,000, while carrying a cap hit of $570,000.” - Spotrac.comThe GoodThere is something to be said about starting out as an undrafted free agent at a mid-major program and finding your way onto a team’s 53-man roster during your first professional season. Scott’s physical measurements are what any team would want in a prospective offensive tackle and it’s obvious that he has been improving consistently enough to warrant retaining a spot on this Chargers team.Trent hasn’t seen much playing time, outside of a single start in place of Okung during the team’s first contest against the Oakland Raiders last season. The Raiders arguably had the worst pass-rushing unit in the NFL at the time but Scott still managed to keep Rivers clean enough to walk away with a victory.The BadScott biggest knock as a player is his lack of experience playing top-notch talent. There’s obviously a chance for him to have gained a healthy dose of reps against the likes of Joey Bosa and Melvin Ingram over the last 365 days and if you’re a fan of the phrase, “Iron sharpens iron”, then you may be feeling a little more confident than the majority in Scott’s future.Odds of making the roster/What to expect in 2019?Scott is 100% making this roster because, sadly Russell Okung Jersey , he is the last line of defense for Philip Rivers on the left side of the offensive line. Consider him the left tackle for the foreseeable future.Fun Fact: Scott led his team with 39 pancake blocks his senior year at Grambling State. A 2-2 record after the first quarter of the season is not where Philip Rivers thought the Los Angeles Chargers would be, but it is a vast improvement compared to the past couple seasons.The Chargers got to .500 with a 29-27 victory over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday. It is the first time since 2015 they are even after four games and better than their 0-4 start to last season.If the Chargers are going to start stringing together wins, the next two weeks present a prime opportunity. They host Oakland (1-3) next Sunday and then are at Cleveland (1-2-1) on Oct. 14. The Chargers then have an Oct. 21 game at London against Tennessee (3-1) before their bye week.For a team that won six of its final nine games last season, the Chargers know that they need to position themselves well before November to make a run for their first postseason berth since 2013."We've got to go. We can't keep going win for loss the whole way there. We know what that does 鈥?that usually leaves you on the outside looking in," said Rivers, who was 25 of 39 for 250 yards with three TD passes and an interception. "Now we have a chance to win two in a row next week with the Raiders coming in."Rivers did end up reaching a couple milestones in Sunday's game. It marked the 200th game of his career and he passed John Elway for the eighth-most passing yards in NFL history. Rivers has 51,504 yards in 15 seasons.Coach Anthony Lynn and Rivers have talked all year about the versatility of the offense, and they showed it off on Sunday. Rivers completed passes to eight players while running backs Melvin Gordon and Austin Ekeler averaged 5.6 yards per carry against a Niners defense that was 10th against the run and allowing only 97 yards per game."I think last year when we were rolling, we were balanced. We've been that this year for the most part," said Rivers who has thrown for three or more touchdowns in five of the past six games.BEATHARD MAKES STRIDESSan Francisco's C.J. Beathard showed improvement from his rookie season. The second-year quarterback was 23 of 37 for 298 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions. His 82.9 passer rating is his second highest in six career starts."I felt a lot more comfortable being out there in control. I definitely felt a lot more comfortable than last year," he said.Beathard's best throw of the day came on an 82-yard touchdown to George Kittle, where he found a wide open Kittle at the at the Niners' 40. Kittle, who was also a teammate of Beathard's at Iowa http://www.thechargerslockerroom.com/authentic-kyle-emanuel-jersey , caught it in stride and was able to outrun Chargers' defenders to the end zone.GROUND GORDON: Most of Gordon's big plays the first three games were as a receiver, but he had his first 100-yard rushing game of the season on Sunday with 104 yards on 15 carries. He had two carries of 15 yards or more, including a 34-yarder to the San Francisco 4 during the fourth quarter that helped set up Sturgis' go-ahead field goal."I think I had some good blocks, made some guys miss and guys kind of got lazy on the tackles, and you got to make them pay for it," Gordon said.It is the sixth 100-yard rushing game of Gordon's career and his first since last Oct. 29 against New England.GROUNDED: It was a bad day for San Francisco's running game and its run defense. Matt Breida came in tied for the league lead in rushing but he was held to 39 yards on nine carries.The defense was 10th against the run and allowing only 97 yards per game but allowed a 100-yard rusher for the first time in 11 games.KICKING WOES: Sturgis made three field goals, but he also missed two extra points and a 54-yard field goal attempt. Lynn wasn't immediately saying that Sturgis' job is in danger, but it wouldn't be a surprise if the team brought in kickers for tryouts this week.The Chargers have missed eight PATs since the start of last season, which is the most in the league.TACKLE TROUBLES? The starting left tackles for both teams ended up getting injured during the first half and did not return. San Francisco's Joe Staley suffered a knee injury midway through the second quarter and Los Angeles' Russell Okung strained a groin on the last offensive play of the first half.Follow Joe Reedy at joereedyry early on in the year. He was a stalwart along the offensive line, only allowing three total sacks during his college career, including allowing zero during his senior campaign. In that season, he was named to the First-Team All-SWAC squad.Scott was widely considered a long-shot to make the team this time last year, however, due to lack of depth and a lack of investment at the position through the draft, Scott has been just a single injury away from a starting role in this Chargers’ offense. Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on your view/are a fan of Trent), Scott is now the expected starter at left tackle for the Chargers going into the 2019 regular season with Russell Okung set to miss time due to his pulmonary embolism.Basic InfoHeight: 6-5Weight: 320College: Grambling StateExperience: 1Years with team: 1Contract Status“Trenton Scott signed a 2 year Womens Uchenna Nwosu Jersey , $1,050,000 contract with the Los Angeles Chargers, including an average annual salary of $525,000. In 2019, Scott will earn a base salary of $570,000, while carrying a cap hit of $570,000.” - Spotrac.comThe GoodThere is something to be said about starting out as an undrafted free agent at a mid-major program and finding your way onto a team’s 53-man roster during your first professional season. Scott’s physical measurements are what any team would want in a prospective offensive tackle and it’s obvious that he has been improving consistently enough to warrant retaining a spot on this Chargers team.Trent hasn’t seen much playing time, outside of a single start in place of Okung during the team’s first contest against the Oakland Raiders last season. The Raiders arguably had the worst pass-rushing unit in the NFL at the time but Scott still managed to keep Rivers clean enough to walk away with a victory.The BadScott biggest knock as a player is his lack of experience playing top-notch talent. There’s obviously a chance for him to have gained a healthy dose of reps against the likes of Joey Bosa and Melvin Ingram over the last 365 days and if you’re a fan of the phrase, “Iron sharpens iron”, then you may be feeling a little more confident than the majority in Scott’s future.Odds of making the roster/What to expect in 2019?Scott is 100% making this roster because, sadly Russell Okung Jersey , he is the last line of defense for Philip Rivers on the left side of the offensive line. Consider him the left tackle for the foreseeable future.Fun Fact: Scott led his team with 39 pancake blocks his senior year at Grambling State. A 2-2 record after the first quarter of the season is not where Philip Rivers thought the Los Angeles Chargers would be, but it is a vast improvement compared to the past couple seasons.The Chargers got to .500 with a 29-27 victory over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday. It is the first time since 2015 they are even after four games and better than their 0-4 start to last season.If the Chargers are going to start stringing together wins, the next two weeks present a prime opportunity. They host Oakland (1-3) next Sunday and then are at Cleveland (1-2-1) on Oct. 14. The Chargers then have an Oct. 21 game at London against Tennessee (3-1) before their bye week.For a team that won six of its final nine games last season, the Chargers know that they need to position themselves well before November to make a run for their first postseason berth since 2013."We've got to go. We can't keep going win for loss the whole way there. We know what that does 鈥?that usually leaves you on the outside looking in," said Rivers, who was 25 of 39 for 250 yards with three TD passes and an interception. "Now we have a chance to win two in a row next week with the Raiders coming in."Rivers did end up reaching a couple milestones in Sunday's game. It marked the 200th game of his career and he passed John Elway for the eighth-most passing yards in NFL history. Rivers has 51,504 yards in 15 seasons.Coach Anthony Lynn and Rivers have talked all year about the versatility of the offense, and they showed it off on Sunday. Rivers completed passes to eight players while running backs Melvin Gordon and Austin Ekeler averaged 5.6 yards per carry against a Niners defense that was 10th against the run and allowing only 97 yards per game."I think last year when we were rolling, we were balanced. We've been that this year for the most part," said Rivers who has thrown for three or more touchdowns in five of the past six games.BEATHARD MAKES STRIDESSan Francisco's C.J. Beathard showed improvement from his rookie season. The second-year quarterback was 23 of 37 for 298 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions. His 82.9 passer rating is his second highest in six career starts."I felt a lot more comfortable being out there in control. I definitely felt a lot more comfortable than last year," he said.Beathard's best throw of the day came on an 82-yard touchdown to George Kittle, where he found a wide open Kittle at the at the Niners' 40. Kittle, who was also a teammate of Beathard's at Iowa http://www.thechargerslockerroom.com/authentic-kyle-emanuel-jersey , caught it in stride and was able to outrun Chargers' defenders to the end zone.GROUND GORDON: Most of Gordon's big plays the first three games were as a receiver, but he had his first 100-yard rushing game of the season on Sunday with 104 yards on 15 carries. He had two carries of 15 yards or more, including a 34-yarder to the San Francisco 4 during the fourth quarter that helped set up Sturgis' go-ahead field goal."I think I had some good blocks, made some guys miss and guys kind of got lazy on the tackles, and you got to make them pay for it," Gordon said.It is the sixth 100-yard rushing game of Gordon's career and his first since last Oct. 29 against New England.GROUNDED: It was a bad day for San Francisco's running game and its run defense. Matt Breida came in tied for the league lead in rushing but he was held to 39 yards on nine carries.The defense was 10th against the run and allowing only 97 yards per game but allowed a 100-yard rusher for the first time in 11 games.KICKING WOES: Sturgis made three field goals, but he also missed two extra points and a 54-yard field goal attempt. Lynn wasn't immediately saying that Sturgis' job is in danger, but it wouldn't be a surprise if the team brought in kickers for tryouts this week.The Chargers have missed eight PATs since the start of last season, which is the most in the league.TACKLE TROUBLES? The starting left tackles for both teams ended up getting injured during the first half and did not return. San Francisco's Joe Staley suffered a knee injury midway through the second quarter and Los Angeles' Russell Okung strained a groin on the last offensive play of the first half.Follow Joe Reedy at joereedy