Chargers re-sign DL Square

Field Level Media
04 Jun 2020, 00:49 GMT+10

The Los Angeles Chargers made a move toward continuity Wednesday as defensive lineman Damion Square was re-signed.

Terms of the deal were not disclosed for Square, who has appeared in every game for the Chargers in the past three seasons. He has played as both a defensive end and nose tackle for the team.

Square, 31, recorded 25 tackles in 2019 for the Chargers, who also signed defensive end and two-time Pro Bowl selection Linval Joseph to a contract earlier this year.

Square has collected 94 career tackles -- including 5.5 sacks -- to go along with nine passes defended and two fumble recoveries in 75 career games with the Philadelphia Eagles and Chargers.

--Field Level Media

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