Timmy Chang, the NCAA career passing yardage record-holder, hasn't given up his dream of playing in the NFL. The former Hawaii quarterback, who was signed by the Arizona Cardinals in 2005 but was cut in training camp and played in the exhibition season for the Detroit Lions before failing to make the final roster, is in Florida working out with the Rhein Fire of NFL Europe. He was sent to the Fire by the Philadelphia Eagles, the team that currently own his rights. His main competition for the starting job is former Michigan quarterback Drew Henson, who is property of the Dallas Cowboys.
Wednesday, March 08, 2006
Chang Is Thrown Into the Rhein Fire
Timmy Chang, the NCAA career passing yardage record-holder, hasn't given up his dream of playing in the NFL. The former Hawaii quarterback, who was signed by the Arizona Cardinals in 2005 but was cut in training camp and played in the exhibition season for the Detroit Lions before failing to make the final roster, is in Florida working out with the Rhein Fire of NFL Europe. He was sent to the Fire by the Philadelphia Eagles, the team that currently own his rights. His main competition for the starting job is former Michigan quarterback Drew Henson, who is property of the Dallas Cowboys.
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