Chargers acquire QB Cardale Jones in trade with Buffalo Bills
The Los Angeles Chargers announced they had acquired quarterback Cradle Jones from the Buffalo Bills in a trade for a conditional draft pick. Jones played in one game with the Bills, throwing for 96 yards on 6-11 passing. He is 6’5” and weighs 250 pounds.
Jones was a rookie last season, after being selected in the 4th round, 139th over all. In college at Ohio State University Jones led the Buckeyes to the national title over the Oregon Ducks. he was also named the MVP of the Big Ten title game, in which he threw for 257 yards with three touchdowns.
In his time at Ohio State Jones played in 23 games with 11 starts over three seasons. He had 2,323 yards and 15 touchdowns on 170-of-270 passing. He got a win in all of his starts.
Top photo of Cardale Jones is a YouTube screenshot
Los Angeles Post-Examiner is not the typical news platform. We go beyond headlines, creating a space for fiction writers, poets, comedians and musicians to share their talent and be discovered. Inspired by the Beatles’ vision behind Apple Corps Ltd, they opened the door to all kinds of inspiring talent that never really got a shot. From that came the likes of James Taylor and many others. By providing a similar approach we can shine the light on some tremendous undiscovered talent and at the same time offer some familiar voices who live in Los Angeles and beyond.
