New Orleans Holy people Chief VP/Senior supervisor Mickey Loomis declared today that the club has marked protective back Shemar Jean-Charles to a one-year agreement. Jean-Charles (articulated John Charles), 5-10, 184, was initially chosen by the Green Narrows Packers in the fifth round (178th in general) of the 2021 NFL Draft out of Appalachian State and has played in 28 normal season games for the Packers (2021-22), San Francisco 49ers (2023) and Holy people (2023), making three performance handles and 12 extraordinary groups stops. In 2023, the Miramar, Fla. local played in five games for the 49ers and three for the Holy people and was credited with one performance tackle and three unique groups stops for San Francisco. Jean-Charles played in 50 games with 25 beginnings at Appalachian State and enlisted 97 handles, two captures and two constrained bumbles. He began 12 games as a senior in 2020 and enrolled 37 handles, one constrained bobble and one capture, acquiring first-group All-Sun Belt respects and Sun Belt Player of the Year praises from Star Football Concentration.
Per the wire, the Holy people are re-marking DB Shemar Jean-Charles. Jean-Charles, 25, was a fifth-round pick by the Packers in 2021 out of Appalachian State. He marked a four-year newbie manage the group worth $3.7 million that incorporated a $240,000 marking reward. Green Sound postponed him emerging from the preseason in the third year of that arrangement and he got on with the 49ers practice crew. San Francisco let him go in November and he got on with the Holy people. In 2023, Jean-Charles showed up in five games for the 49ers and two games for the Holy people, recording four complete handles.
Jean-Charles generally played exceptional groups last year, just logging seven cautious snaps for New Orleans. In any case, his return comes after the Holy people lost cornerback Isaac Yiadom in free organization to the 49ers. Yiadom marked a one-year, $3 million arrangement. Jean-Charles, 25, entered the association in 2021 when he was drafted in fifth round by the Green Straight Packers. He enjoyed two seasons with the Packers, showing up in 20 games with zero beginnings. He began last season with San Francisco until he was postponed in late November, driving the Holy people to sign him to the training crew. New Orleans then, at that point, marked him to
the dynamic program on Jan. 4.
