The Chargers are sitting at a brutal 0-7 after their loss to the Rams on Sunday, but that isn’t stopping them from trying to shake things up. They are adding new bodies to the fold, clearly hoping to finally turn this season around.
A New CB for a Struggling Secondary
Per NFL insider Jordan Schultz, the Bolts are signing former Ravens and Titans cornerback Jalyn Armour-Davis. This is a guy who last played 10 games for Tennessee before suffering a torn Achilles, but the good news is sources say he’s now fully healthy and back in the NFL. Before that brutal injury, Armour-Davis was actually having a career year with the Titans. He stacked up 34 total tackles, a tackle for loss, and a pair of pass deflections. Those are the kinds of numbers you need in your secondary when you’re desperate for a win.
His Path Back to the Field
Armour-Davis was a fourth-round pick out of Alabama for the Ravens back in the 2022 NFL Draft. He spent three years in Baltimore, playing in 19 games with three starts. In those three seasons, he totaled just 22 tackles, one tackle for loss, and two pass breakups. It was with the Titans a year ago that he really found his stride, starting 10 of the 11 games he played before the injury stopped him cold. Now, he gets another shot.
What’s Next for the Chargers?
The Chargers, stuck at 0-7, are clearly hoping to inject some new energy into their roster. Bringing in Armour-Davis, a player who was having a career year before his injury, shows they’re still searching for answers. Can a healthy Armour-Davis be the boost this secondary needs? The whole season feels on the line with every remaining game, and they’ll be watching to see if this move pays off and gets them their first win.
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Originally reported by Bolts from the Blue.
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