Cardinals Sign Udoh for Offensive Line Boost

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The Arizona Cardinals just boosted their offensive line by signing free agent Olisa Meca Udo

to a one-year deal.

This 6-foot 6-320-pound lineman brings solid depth to the team after playing for several

squads across the league.

Udo was picked in the sixth round, 193rd overall, in the 2019 NFL draft by the Minnesota

Vikings out of Elan, University.

He spent time there from 2019 to 2023, then moved to New Orleans in 2024 and Tennessee

last season.

Over his career, the 29-year-old has appeared in 74 games with 22 starts, showing versatility

at ride guard, left tackle, ride tackle, and even left guard.

Last year with the Titans, he played every one of the 17 games, starting three times on

the right and left sides.

The Titans are excited about the addition, as it gives head coach Jonathan Ganon more options

up front heading into training camp at the Dignity Health, Facility and Tempe.

Udo's experience in high-volume seasons could stabilize the line early on.

With this move wrapped up, the Cardinals keep building momentum for a strong push this fall.