With final roster cuts quickly approaching, the Los Angeles Chargers made one more move before the deadline. The team worked out a trade with the Carolina Panthers as both organizations continue shaping their rosters for the upcoming season.
Another minor trade has been lined up after today’s deadline for roster cuts. Defensive tackle TeRah Edwards is being dealt from the Chargers to the Panthers, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports.
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TeRah Edwards played his high school ball at Groveport, Ohio, getting recruiting hype as a three-star defensive lineman according to 247Sports. Edwards, a four-time honor roll student, also had lettered twice in wrestling, earning a pair of OCC titles.
In football one of the sweetest treats is when a 300-pound lineman gets his big mitts on the football. And in announcing, it's always a dream such a rare occurrence.
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