The Chargers signed wide receiver Mante' Morrow and waived long snapper Peter Bowden. Morrow, 6-foot-4, 210 lbs, played three seasons at Upper Iowa University (2023-25)

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Congrats to @PerezSports client, Mante Morrow, on signing with the Los Angeles Chargers! @diamante_morrow @PerezSportsJP @Upper_Iowa_FB

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Officially in the portal, Let’s work!! Ready to compete any where!! 943 All purpose | 7tds | 6’0 205lb RB/WR/ATH cell:7085370910 email: kamrincox0901@gmail.com @NCAAFootball @247Sports @on3 @Rivals #TransferPortal #CollegeFootball #RecruitMe #RunningBack #CFB

C/O 2027 | Transfer Portal | RB/WR/ATH | 205lbs | 2 years eligibility 943 All Purpose last season

I’m officially in the transfer portal. I want to thank Concord football and the coaching staff for giving me the opportunity. #AGTG 5’7” 170lbs 2-3 years of eligibility

I’ve officially entered the transfer portal. Looking for a place to call home. 5’7” | 175 lbs | Slot WR 3 years of eligibility remaining

I would like to thank Coach Edwards and the entire coaching staff at Concord university for giving me the opportunity to grow as a man. With that being said I will be entering the transfer portal with 2-3 years of eligibility….AGTG!

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Congrats to Mante Morrow for getting a camp invite from the Eagles! #SLEDGE

‼️STILL AVAILABLE‼️ TRANSFER PORTAL DE 4 YEARS LEFT! 📚3.7 College GPA 📍D3 Olivet University 📏6’2 250 🎥 HS Tape: hudl.com/v/2RGwf0

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