15 Members Of Chargers Traveling Party Had To Be Rescued One By One From Elevator In Dallas Hotel

15 Chargers Players, Crew Rescued From Elevator

Chargers Players, Staff Rescued from Hotel Elevator

15 Players, Staff Members Stuck for Hours

Fifteen members of the Los Angeles Chargers, including players, were rescued from a hotel elevator on Friday night. The team was in Dallas for a preseason game against the Cowboys.

The Chargers were staying at the Omni Dallas Hotel when the elevator they were riding in malfunctioned. The elevator got stuck between the second and third floors, and the doors would not open.

The players and staff members were trapped in the elevator for about two hours before they were rescued by firefighters. No one was injured.

The Chargers released a statement saying that they were "grateful to the firefighters for their quick response and professionalism." The team also said that they are investigating the incident.

Chargers Players Stuck in Elevator

• 15 members of the Chargers traveling party, including players, were stuck in an elevator.
• The elevator got stuck between the second and third floors of the Omni Dallas Hotel.
• The players and staff members were trapped in the elevator for about two hours before they were rescued by firefighters.

The Chargers are scheduled to play the Cowboys on Saturday night at AT&T Stadium. It is unclear if the incident with the elevator will affect the team's preparation for the game.