Free agent SS Steve Gregory has reportedly received interest from three teams about a visit. The teams haven't been disclosed, but Gregory is reportedly viewed as a starter. The Chargers seem likely to lose Gregory after failing to commit to him as more than a reserve.

Free agent SS Steve Gregory says he will test the open market this offseason in search of a starting job. "I feel like I'm a legit starter in this league," said Gregory, who started 13 games this past season, but not by design. He was thrust into the lineup by Bob Sanders' year-ending injury. Unfortunately, Gregory may not be pleased by what he finds on the market. He graded 74th among 86 NFL safeties by Pro Football Focus this season, and caused just one turnover (a pick six).

NFL Network's Alex Flanagan reports Chargers SS Steve Gregory (thigh) is inactive for Thursday night's game against the Raiders. Gregory injured himself in Wednesday's practice. Pro Football Focus grades Gregory as slightly below average in coverage and against the run. Veteran Paul Oliver will fill in opposite Eric Weddle, with rookie Shareece Wright providing depth. Also inactive for the Bolts in Week 10: WR Malcom Floyd, OLB Shaun Phillips, WR Bryan Walters, OG Kris Dielman, DE Vaughn Martin, and LB Darryl Gamble.

Chargers SS Steve Gregory has played every defensive snap in each of the last two games. When Bob Sanders (knee) went down, the undersized Gregory was expected to be spelled at times by Paul Oliver. But the former undrafted free agent is more than holding his own and running with the job. He has ten tackles over the last two weeks.

Steve Gregory will be the Chargers' starting strong safety going forward. Bob Sanders (knee) is predictably done for the year. Gregory played every snap against the Chiefs last week, recording five tackles. He'll be spelled at times by the newly re-signed Paul Oliver this week.