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Chargers hopeful Adrian Phillips' broken arm won't keep him out all season

LOS ANGELES - Anthony Lynn labeled his versatility "huge," likened his presence to being "a coach on the field" and called him "the captain of that secondary."

The Los Angeles Chargers lost all that Sunday when safety Adrian Phillips suffered a broken right arm.

An All-Pro player on special teams in 2018, Phillips will be placed on injured reserve and, therefore, miss at least the next eight weeks.

Lynn said he does believe Phillips will be able to return at some point this season.

The loss means the

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