Offensive line was definitely a top need for the Cardinals heading into free agency, but the question was whether or not Monti Ossenfort and the front office would address it in free agency or the draft.
The Cardinals made a couple of splashes on the offensive side of the ball, adding Tyler Allgeier to the running back room, as well as making the quarterback battle all the more interesting by bringing in a veteran in Gardner Minshew.
Ossenfort even made a low-end splash to, adding Isaac Seumalo, a former Super Bowl champion, on a one-year $31.5 million contract.
What seemed to be the “big move” on the unit turned out not to be the only one, as the Cardinals added a crucial depth piece on Friday.
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Cardinals Sign Olisaemeka Udoh To A One-Year Deal
The Arizona Cardinals signed former Minnesota Vikings, New Orleans Saints, and most recently the Tennessee Titans offensive lineman Olisaemeka “Oli” Udoh to a one-year deal. The details of the contract are not yet disclosed.
At 6’6, Udoh appeared in all 17 games for the Titans in 2025, but only started in three of them. He will be joining a unit that contains Paris Johnson Jr., who is the anchor of what has been a liability on offense.
The Cardinals hold the No. 3 overall pick in the NFL Draft this upcoming April. With two marquee prospects in Utah’s Spencer Fano and Miami’s Francis Mauigoa. Either one of these guys would be an immediate fix to the unit and would give Paris Johnson Jr. someone reliable on the other side of the line.
The signing of Udoh is solely a depth acquisition, but who knows, anything is possible with this Arizona upper management.