Jue among cuts as Chargers trim to 53-man roster

Published: Sep 01, 2007 at 05:16 PM

SAN DIEGO -- Safety Bhawoh Jue was one of 15 players released by the San Diego Chargers on Saturday to get down to the 53-man limit.

Jue signed a three-year, free-agent contract with the Chargers on March 2005.

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The Chargers also placed rookie running back Germaine Race (toe) on injured reserve.

Other players released were linebackers Antwan Applewhite, Nick Roach and Jyles Tucker; safety Tra Battle; center Mark Bihl; running back Eldra Buckley; wide receivers Greg Camarillo and Mark Simmons; defensive ends Andre Coleman; Keith Grennan and Derreck Robinson; tackles Cory Lekkerkerker and Tony Pape; and defensive tackle Louis Leonard.

The Chargers can sign eight players to the practice squad beginning Sunday morning.

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