“With 30 seconds left in the last preseason game of my second year I got hurt,” he said. “I may have had a role that year. That was a difficult year.”
It was only made more difficult when a day after the 2009 NFL draft, the Chargers released him.
“It’s not the most opportune time to get cut,” said Chandler. “You have to sit around a bit because all the rosters are full.”
A month later however, he was signed by Dallas, his hometown team, despite the fact that they had just drafted John Phillips to be the team’s third tight end behind All-Pro Jason Witten and Martellus Bennett. The Cowboys liked Chandler’s game, but there was no role for him on the active roster. Dallas signed him to their practice squad.
It was only made more difficult when a day after the 2009 NFL draft, the Chargers released him.
“It’s not the most opportune time to get cut,” said Chandler. “You have to sit around a bit because all the rosters are full.”
A month later however, he was signed by Dallas, his hometown team, despite the fact that they had just drafted John Phillips to be the team’s third tight end behind All-Pro Jason Witten and Martellus Bennett. The Cowboys liked Chandler’s game, but there was no role for him on the active roster. Dallas signed him to their practice squad.
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