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Chargers sign Hughes; Applewhite on “Reserve-Injured”

Posted by Joel Price on October 20, 2009 – 2:29 PM

The Chargers placed linebacker Antwan Applewhite on “Reserve-Injured” Tuesday and signed former Colts cornerback Dante Hughes to take his place on the active roster.

Applewhite, a second-year pro and former San Diego State Aztec, suffered a hamstring injury in the Chargers’ season opener at Oakland and hasn’t played since.  He returned to practice last week and re-aggravated the injury.  He is expected to undergo surgery. Hughes (5-10, 190) joined the Colts as a third-round draft pick in 2007 (95th overall) and spent two seasons in Indianapolis.  He appeared in 24 games as a reserve defensive back and special teams player.  Hughes was released at the conclusion of training camp this season.  Prior to his time with the Colts, Hughes was an All-America performer at the University of California where he recorded 15 interceptions in four seasons with the Bears.  A Los Angeles native, Hughes prepped at Crenshaw High School.

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One Response to “Chargers sign Hughes; Applewhite on “Reserve-Injured””

  1. By John K on Oct 20, 2009 | Reply

    Why do the Chargers sign another CB when we obviously NEED offensive line help! or even a NT!!! Why? We have Ellison. We have Gregory. Cultivate the youth. Address the areas where we are in such need. Are we just trying to set up for additional failure?

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