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Chargers to check out their reserve crew in first preseason game against Cardinals

We know Philip Rivers will be side-arm slinging once the season begins. We know Melvin Gordon's hair will hang out the back of his helmet as the Los Angeles Chargers pound the ball on first and 10. We know Keenan Allen will get open and do so again and again.

We're sure we'll see Melvin Ingram and Joey Bosa torment quarterbacks and Casey Hayward harass receivers.

And above all else, we know there's no reason to see

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