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The Los Angeles Chargers need to identify the pillars of their roster over the remainder of the season—Elijah Molden has a chance to be one.

Bolt Beat argues that Los Angeles Chargers safety Elijah Molden has an opportunity to cement himself as a defensive cornerstone while Derwin James Jr. remains sidelined on injured reserve. Despite a difficult performance against the Los Angeles Rams, Molden is viewed by the writer as a crucial piece for defensive coordinator Chris O'Leary to lean on during James' absence.
Originally acquired from the Tennessee Titans for a seventh-round pick in 2024, Molden has tallied 25 tackles and six run stops across five games this season. With James recovering from a hamstring injury and secondary partners showing inconsistency, the publication highlights Molden's importance in anchoring the unit moving forward.
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