According to the latest news updates, the San Diego Chargers have placed long snapper David Binn on injurer reserve. The 17-year veteran long snapper is suffering from a hamstring injury. As a result, he will be missing the entire remaining season. This news has disappointed NFL sports fans as well as those Betting On Sports.
Interestingly, Binn was part of the squad as Rookie in 1994, which was the only year when the Chargers managed to reach the Super Bowl. Apparently, Binn injured himself on Monday, when the Chargers lost to Kansas City, 21-14.
Since 1994, Binn has been a part of 256 of the last 257 regular-season games and have played all 12 of its playoff games.
As a replacement for Binn, the Chargers have added James Dearth on the 53-man roster. Many Sports Betting Service providers believe that their odds will be affected with Binn out for the remaining season.
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