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Chargers: SDSU’s Kevin O’Connell Return’s Home!

Photo Credit: GoAztecs.com

It has been a long time since Kevin O’Connell last played on the grid Iron in San Diego. Finishing a great career at San Diego State as a member of the second team mountain west. Kevin O’Connell was drafted in 2008 by the New England Patriots and then released in 2009 by the New England Patriots.

Photo Credit: GoAztecs.com

He was picked up soon after being released he was picked up by the Detroit Lions and then traded to the New York Jets a few days later for draft picks. On August 31, 2010, New York would release O’Connell. Following his release, the New York Jets re-signed O’Connell to a two-year deal. He has been placed on the injured reserve list. He was later released again.

O’Connell would be picked up by the Miami Dolphins and was waived one month later. Then would be resigned once again by the New York Jets. O’Connell would then be released shortly before Tim Tebow was traded to the Jets. O’Connell’s long journey has come full circle pending a physical on monday, O”Connell will be come the back up quarterback for the San Diego Chargers!

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David Frerker is a San Diego-based professional sports photographer, journalist, and founder of San Diego Sports Domination. A graduate of San Diego State University with a degree in Journalism and an emphasis in Media Studies, he has covered San Diego sports since 2012. His photography work includes Major League Baseball for USA TODAY/Imagn Images, along with professional and collegiate sports throughout Southern California. He is also the Director of Photography for the San Diego Strike Force and has worked with organizations including Sports San Diego. In addition to photography, David is an award-winning blogger who has written more than 1,200 articles, contributed guest articles, and appeared on numerous podcasts covering sports in San Diego.

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