Chargers Sign Charlie Kolar to $24.3 Million Deal as Starting Tight End
The Los Angeles Chargers have signed tight end Charlie Kolar to a $24.3 million contract.
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The Los Angeles Chargers have signed tight end Charlie Kolar to a $24.3 million contract.
Joe Cardone has been signed as the Rams' long snapper for the next two years.
Charlie Kolar has been designated as the starting tight end for the Chargers.
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