Fulton agrees to a 1-year contract with the Chargers

The LA Chargers have agreed to a 1-year contract with ex-Titans CB Kristian Fulton.

BREAKING: The #Chargers are making a key addition to their secondary with a 1-year deal with CB Kristian Fulton. A prove it deal for Fulton ⚡️ pic.twitter.com/UsWRMlatWj

— King of Boltz ⚡️ (@KingofBoltz) March 22, 2024

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Kristian expected to set himself up for a huge contract entering his 4^th campaign in the past season, but that didn’t became a reality because he suffered from hamstring and groin problems that sidelined him for 6 matches, as after that, Tennessee placed him on campaign-ending IR list at the end of the 2023.

The cornerback, who turns 25 in September, showed what he could do vs. the Steelers in the past campaign when he held Pickens to 2 catches for negative yards. Kristian finished the campaign without an interception and 5 passes defended.

Injuries stopped him from showing even more of his potential during his 4 seasons with Tennessee, as he was sidelined for 23 matches. When he hasn’t any health issues, the cornerback is a willing tackler versus the run and has the versatility to play both the nickel and outside CB spots.

In 4 National Football League campaigns, he has played 42 matches, with 37 from the 1st minute on the field, and totaled 150 tackles, 1 sack, 4 picks, and 25 passes defended.