It took a while, but two of the Cardinals' free agent moves finally occurred. The team announced the official signing of offensive lineman Jake Curhan to a one-year deal. The contract was agreed to back on March 13, although the team never announced it.
Curhan spent three seasons with the Seattle Seahawks after going undrafted out of Cal in 2021. While with Seattle, he played 17 games, starting nine at right tackle and left guard. In 2024 with the Chicago Bears, he appeared in 10 games, starting two at guard. He played 261 total snaps last season, 239 at left guard.He is likely coming in to compete for a backup role, given that he has both guard and tackle experience. He is 6-foot-6 and 316 pounds.
The deal is expected to be for the league minimum, but we will have official numbers in a few days after the contract has been filed with the league.
Although not reported, tackle Kelvin Beachum also signed the one-year deal he agreed to at the start of free agency to return for his sixth season with the team. His signing showed up on the league transaction report on Thursday. His contract is one-year deal.
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