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Cardale Jones: Cut from practice squad
The Seahawks released Cardale Jones from the practice squad Wednesday, Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic reports.The Seahawks chose to add defensive players to the practice squad to replace Jones, who was unlikely to be elevated to the active roster unless Russell Wilson or Geno Smith were injured. If either of those quarterbacks are hurt in the future, Jones may rejoin the team since he has an understanding of its system.
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Cardale Jones: Joins Seahawks' practice squad
Cardale Jones has been signed to the Seahawks' practice squad, Gregg Bell of The News Tribune reports.Jones threw 11 passes as a member of the Bills back in 2016 but hasn't seen any game action since. The former Ohio State quarterback is unlikely to be promoted to the active roster barring an injury to quarterbacks Russell Wilson or Geno Smith.
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Cardale Jones: Let go by Bolts
Cardale Jones was cut by the Chargers on Saturday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.Jones appeared to be the odd man out as soon as the Chargers drafted Easton Stick in the fifth round of the 2019 NFL Draft. The soon-to-be 27-year-old could catch on as a backup with another team.
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Chargers' Cardale Jones: Starting at quarterback Thursday
Cardale Jones will start at quarterback in the Los Angeles Chargers' regular-season finale on Thursday, Gilbert Manzano of the Orange County Register reports.With Thursday being the final preseason game, the Chargers will want to get a good look at all their reserves. With that, Jones will get the opportunity to prove himself against the 49ers in a fight for the No. 3 quarterback spot on the final roster.
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Chargers' Cardale Jones: Signs reserve/future contract
Cardale Jones signed a futures deal with the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday, Ricky Henne of the Chargers' official site reports.Jones will remain with the Chargers through the offseason and into OTAs after spending the past two seasons on the team's practice squad. Backup quarterback Geno Smith will enter free agency this offseason, which could leave Jones the opportunity to compete for a backup role heading into the 2019 season.
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Chargers' Cardale Jones: Not sticking in LA
The Los Angeles Chargers are cutting Cardale Jones loose, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.The Chargers initially kept three QBs on the 53-man roster but have ultimately settled on Philip Rivers and Geno Smith. The team may try to sign Jones to its practice squad.
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Chargers' Cardale Jones: Battles through groin injury
Cardale Jones played through a groin injury in Saturday's 36-7 preseason loss to the Saints, Jack Wang of the Los Angeles Daily News reports. He completed one of three passes for 13 yards and ran once for one yard.It was an ineffective outing for Jones, who is battling Geno Smith to be Philip Rivers' backup. Smith appears to be the leader in the competition, as he's had considerably more attempts (43 vs. 19) through three preseason games.
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Chargers' Cardale Jones: Plays just one quarter in preseason win
Cardale Jones completed three of his four passes for 27 yards and also carried the ball four times for 41 yards in Saturday's 24-14 preseason win against the Seahawks.That's now two straight weeks Jones followed behind Geno Smith, leading to the prevailing theory that the former Jets quarterback appears to have the edge on the backup job.
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Chargers' Cardale Jones: Mediocre in preseason start
Cardale Jones started at quarterback and was 6-of-12 passing for 50 yards without a touchdown or interception in Saturday's preseason loss to the Cardinals.Jones was outplayed by Geno Smith (218 yards passing with a touchdown and interception) as the two battle for the backup job, though neither was overly impressive. The backup role may not be decided until late in the preseason.
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Chargers' Cardale Jones: Catches eye of general manager during practice
Cardale Jones was mentioned specifically by general manager Tom Telesco in his end-of-year press conference as someone who has "some great tools", Ricky Henne of the Los Angeles Chargers' official site reports.It's a pretty generic line, but important to note given the conversation initially started with a discussion about starting quarterback Philip Rivers, and how long he might be able to play. Jones joined the Chargers during the opening week of the preseason, but failed to make much of an impression, with a handful of analysts suggesting the former Ohio State product could even be part of the team's final cuts. While Jones remained on the roster, the Chargers did retain the services of Kellen Clemens, who once again acted as the backup behind Rivers. With Clemens expected to hit free agency this offseason and a full year in the system, it wouldn't be a surprise to see Jones compete for a backup role behind Rivers this autumn.
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