David Njoku will finally have the QB stability with the Chargers that he didn’t have with the Browns: Mary Kay Cabot
Cleveland.com • • sports
Key Points:
- Former Browns tight end David Njoku signed a one-year deal worth up to $8 million with the Los Angeles Chargers, seeking quarterback stability after playing with 16 different QBs in Cleveland since 2017.
- Njoku will benefit from playing alongside two-time Pro Bowler Justin Herbert, who has maintained a high passer rating and consistent availability over six seasons.
- Njoku’s career in Cleveland was marked by injuries, a revolving door of quarterbacks, and a transition from primary pass-catcher to a blocking role, culminating in his replacement by rookie Harold Fannin Jr. last season.
- Despite a tumultuous tenure that included a public feud with a former coach and a serious injury, Njoku earned respect for his passion and leadership, with Browns coach Kevin Stefanski praising his dedication.
- The Browns expressed gratitude for Njoku’s nine years with the team, while Njoku himself thanked Cleveland fans and the organization as he prepared to start a new chapter with the Chargers.