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In January of 2021, his practice squad contract with the Bears expired, effectively ending his NFL career.

However, he was put back in the practice squad after the conclusion of that game. In 2021, he joined the active roster of the team and played against the New Orleans Saints.

In 2020, he joined the Chicago Bears' practice squad. However, New Orleans then re-signed him on a brief contract in 2019 after he did not play for much of the season. Unfortunately, he was not re-signed when his contract expired. He signed a two-year contract with his new team and eventually led the franchise in tackles for loss during 2017. Unfortunately, he suffered another injury that season – this time it was a torn Achilles tendon.Īfter being placed on the injured reserve list, Manti was traded to the New Orleans Saints. Over the next few years, he continued to record about 60 tackles per season, and in 2016 he was named one of the Chargers' team captains. He eventually recovered by the middle of the season and started to record his first interceptions and sacks. In 2014, he suffered a fractured foot – further hampering his career. He eventually made his debut against the Houston Texans and finished his season with 61 tackles. Unfortunately, Manti injured his foot during the preseason opener, causing him to miss many of the next games.

#Manti teo contract plus

The deal included just over $3 million in guaranteed money – plus a signing bonus of about $2 million.

He was eventually selected 38th overall by the San Diego Chargers and signed a four-year, $5-million contract. In his senior season, he recorded 103 total tackles as Notre Dame became the second-highest ranked college in the nation in terms of scoring defense.īy the time it was time to declare his eligibility for the NFL Draft, Te'o had become somewhat disappointing for many recruiters – especially in regards to his 40-yard-dash time. Next season, he followed up with 128 tackles and earned more honors. It was also a record-high for his career that he would never beat. During his sophomore season, he switched from outside linebacker to inside linebacker. This was a very strong start, and it earned him Freshman All-American honors. He then played in all 12 games of his freshman season and recorded 63 tackles. In 2009, he joined the University of Notre Dame after graduating from high school. For these feats, Manti won Gatorade State Player of the Year for the second time and other honors. An especially notable play came when he returned a blocked punt for a touchdown. That year, he lifted his high school to its first-ever state championship and recorded 129 tackles, 11 sacks, and four touchdowns. Te'o had already received various offers from colleges before his senior year even began. This immediately attracted the attention of colleges and recruiters around the nation. During this year (his junior year), Manti recorded 90 tackles, five sacks, 400 rushing yards, and ten touchdowns as a running back. This included State Defensive Player of the Year and Gatorade State Player of the year in 2007. During his early years, he played high school football at a private school in Hawaii and earned numerous honors. Manti Malietau Louis Te'o was born on January 26th of 1991 in Laie, Hawaii.