Training camp is officially over for the 2020 season and the final deadline for teams to cut down to 53 players is scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 5 at 1 p.m. PT.

Some teams have already begun the process, but most will take all the time they can to ensure they find the right 53 players for their roster.

With it having been such an unusual offseason for everyone, will this be the year the Chargers don’t sign an undrafted free agent? They’re currently on a 23-year streak of doing just that, but not many UDFAs — aside from one of the two fullbacks — has that great of an opportunity to stick around.

Time will tell.

Stay up to date here as we track all the moves made by the Chargers over what should be a very eventful weekend in the NFL.

IMPORTANT DATES AND TIMES

Saturday, September 5, 4:00 PM ET: Roster must be down to 53 players.

Sunday, September 6, 12:00 PM ET: NFL waiver wire claims will be revealed after this point.

Sunday, September 6, 1:00 PM ET: 16-player practice squads can start to be formed.

Overview

Waived

• The Chargers have released UDFA fullback Bobby Holly. He was battling Gabe Nabers for the starting job.

• The Chargers are releasing OT Ryan Roberts, WR Dalton Schoen, and Derrick Gore

• Chargers cut OG Nate Gilliam. He’s expected to be placed on the practice squad.

• The Chargers have released UDFA DT Breiden Fehoko. He quickly became a fan favorite from Hard Knocks. The team wants to keep him on the practice squad.

• The Chargers have released former Eastern Michigan CB Kevin McGill.

• Chargers have cut RB Darius Bradwell and FB Gabe Nabers. The expectation is Nabers will land on the team’s practice squad and be brought up for when the team plans to utilize him in their game plan on a week-to-week basis.

• The Chargers have cut OG/C Ryan Groy. He’s likely making it on the practice squad as a veteran stash.

• The Chargers are letting go of LB Asmar Bilal but he’s likely headed to the practice squad

Released

• The Chargers have released WR/PR Darius Jennings