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Drew Haddad signed by SD
Chargers adjust roster
The San Diego Chargers signed wide receiver Drew Haddad and safety Jerrell Pippens to the active roster. To make room for them, the team placed offensive tackle Roman Oben on the “Reserve-Injured” list (foot injury) and waived safety Scott McGarrahan.
Haddad, 5-11, 187, is in his third NFL season. He spent the majority of last season on the Buffalo Bills practice squad. Prior to his time in Buffalo, he played with the Frankfurt Galaxy during the 2004 NFL Europe season. He also had a brief stint with the Indianapolis Colts from 2001-2002. Haddad was originally drafted by the Bills in the seventh round of the 2000 NFL Draft.
You know who drafted that 2000 class: Butler and Smith with Buddy Nix
A.J. Smith - Chargers Executive Vice President-General Manager
Buddy Nix - Chargers Assistant General Manager - Director of Player Personnel
If Haddad keeps this up he will not have much of a career but hell of a pension especially compared to amount of work!
The San Diego Chargers signed wide receiver Drew Haddad and safety Jerrell Pippens to the active roster. To make room for them, the team placed offensive tackle Roman Oben on the “Reserve-Injured” list (foot injury) and waived safety Scott McGarrahan.
Haddad, 5-11, 187, is in his third NFL season. He spent the majority of last season on the Buffalo Bills practice squad. Prior to his time in Buffalo, he played with the Frankfurt Galaxy during the 2004 NFL Europe season. He also had a brief stint with the Indianapolis Colts from 2001-2002. Haddad was originally drafted by the Bills in the seventh round of the 2000 NFL Draft.
You know who drafted that 2000 class: Butler and Smith with Buddy Nix
A.J. Smith - Chargers Executive Vice President-General Manager
Buddy Nix - Chargers Assistant General Manager - Director of Player Personnel
If Haddad keeps this up he will not have much of a career but hell of a pension especially compared to amount of work!
Good for him. I might just have to pull for the Chargers now
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