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    Chargers signed OLB James Holt from the practice squad.
    Coach Norv Turner indicated that the team would fill Chris Chambers’ roster spot with a linebacker who can help out on special teams, and Holt is the choice.
  • LAC Linebacker
    Chargers placed OLB James Holt (shoulder surgery) on injured reserve, ending his season.
    Promoted off the practice squad in November, Holt finished with 10 tackles on defense while spelling Shawne Merriman some down the stretch. Holt was not picked in the 2009 NFL Draft and will battle for a roster spot in 2010.
  • LAC Linebacker
    Chargers re-signed exclusive rights free agent LB James Holt.
    Holt, 24, played in two games last season before landing on I.R. with a shoulder malady for the second straight year. We’re not sure what the Bolts see in him, but he’s young, cheap, and plays a thin position in San Diego.
  • LAC Linebacker
    Chargers placed LB James Holt (shoulder) on injured reserve, ending his season.
    There’s no word on the severity, but it’s the second straight season that a shoulder injury has landed the special teamer on injured reserve. He’ll have to battle for a roster spot next year.
  • LAC Linebacker
    James Holt could make the Chargers roster as a backup linebacker and ace special teamer.
    “James can play a bunch of different spots,” coach Norv Turner said. “He’s a smart guy and a very natural football player.” Holt is making himself indispensable for the Bolts, though he won’t be used much on defense.
  • LAC Linebacker
    Chargers waived LB James Holt.
    The Bolts hoped Holt would emerge as an ace special teamer, but they picked up depth in the draft. Holt has been held back by shoulder injuries for two straight seasons.