The Chargers on Wednesday re-signed Kemon Hall, a cornerback who appeared in two games for them last season.
Hall, 25, played in 16 games during the 2021 season, mostly on special teams, and then dropped down the depth chart after cornerbacks J.C. Jackson and Bryce Callahan were signed as free agents in 2022.
Hall, an unsigned free agent from North Texas who initially signed with the Chargers in 2019, spent most of this past season on their practice squad. He also has been with the practice squads of the Dallas Cowboys, Minnesota Vikings and New Orleans Saints during his NFL career.
He’ll be a depth player heading into training camp.
Related Articles
Chargers RB Austin Ekeler says trade request is strictly business
Chargers lose Drue Tranquill to Chiefs, re-sign Donald Parham Jr., JK Scott
Ex-Chargers safety Nasir Adderley announces his retirement
Chargers agree to terms with DL Morgan Fox, sign QB Easton Stick
Chargers and right tackle Trey Pipkins III agree to terms