The Los Angeles Chargers are in a tough situation with zero wins to show for three weeks of football. Their odds of making the NFL playoffs don't look good, but they still have plenty of chances to turn things around, and that could start in Week 4, even if it's against the reigning Super Bowl champions, the Seattle Seahawks.

Facing a team like the Seahawks isn't ideal for a winless team, and taking down the defending champs would become an even taller task for the Chargers if they end up ruling out two of their key players on both sides of the field.

The Chargers released their latest injury report, which listed wide receiver Ladd McConkey and safety Derwin James Jr. with limited practice participation on Wednesday.

McConkey is dealing with a foot issue, while James is nursing a hamstring injury.

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The silver lining here is that both players still joined the team on the field for practice. Moreover, the Chargers will still have two more practices before the Seahawks game, giving McConkey and James opportunities to show they're healthy enough to take the field on Sunday at Lumen Field in Seattle.

Los Angeles is still in search for its first win of the season, having lost in Week 1 to the Arizona Cardinals and in Week 2 to the Las Vegas Raiders and the Buffalo Bills, respectively.

The Seahawks are hosting Los Angeles after tasting their first defeat of the season in Week 3 at the hands of the Washington Commanders on the road.