EL SEGUNDO, Calif. -- The Los Angeles Chargers are moving on without Rashawn Slater after the offensive lineman's torn patellar tendon sidelined him for the season. “It's like a gut punch,” coach Jim Harbaugh said Friday. The 315-pound lineman was carted off the practice field Thursday after teammates offered consoling hugs. “His right foot slipped out from under him as he was making a set before contact,” Harbaugh said, “and then all his weight came down on his left side and it was too much strain on the patella and it ruptured.” The injury came nearly two weeks after Slater signed a $114 million, four-year contract extension that included $92 million in guaranteed money. “I just feel bad for Rashawn. I know how much he’s put into it, how much he’s trained,” said Harbaugh, who texted with

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