A former Los Angeles Chargers' standout is one of the surprise early moves of NFL roster cutdown day as Tuesday morning Nick Niemann was cut by the Houston Texans.
The Texans signed linebacker Nick Niemann to a two-year contract this offseason and they guaranteed him $4 million, so he'll likely go down as one of the more surprising cuts around the league on Tuesday.
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Linebacker roulette is not what LA Chargers fans expected to see in what was projected to be a big first week of free agency for the Bolts. Alas, that is exactly what fans are getting as the moves have all been of minor variety.
The LA Chargers lost a key member of the special teams unit on Tuesday when linebacker Nick Niemann signed a two-year deal with the Houston Texans. Replacing Niemann won't be easy and it put more urgency on the team to re-sign its other standout linebacker.
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Chargers fans were expecting a frantic start to NFL free agency with the Bolts having among the most cap space in the league and several roster holes to fill.
One of the more obvious moves for the Los Angeles Chargers going into free agency, it seemed, was bringing back linebacker Nick Niemann. Or not—the Houston
The Houston Texans have made a cluster of little moves over the first couple of days of NFL free agency, and they completed yet another late Tuesday afternoon.
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Linebacker Nick Niemann, a sixth-round draft pick by the Los Angeles Chargers in 2021, is known for special teams. As an unrestricted free agent this year,
Nick Niemann is a core special teams player for the Chargers who will once again provide reliable depth a linebacker this season. Nick Niemann was born and raised in Sycamore, Illinois where he starred for Sycamore High School under head coach Joe Ryan.
Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Nick Niemann was seen exiting Tuesday's practice early while limping into the Chargers' facility alongside a trainer, per ESPN's Kris Rhim.
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Your Los Angeles Chargers have a serious case of senioritis. A loser of four straight contests, LA lost its second game in the last four weeks to the Denver Broncos this past Sunday, a 16-9 effort during which the Bolts secured zero touchdowns.
In the second quarter of your Los Angeles Chargers' eventual 16-9 loss against the Denver Broncos this Sunday, Bolts backup blocker Nick Niemann bungled a faux snap attempt during a fourth-and-one at his team's 44-yard line. Niemann reflected on his role in his own team's defeat, per Jeff Miller of The Los Angeles Times.
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