Cardinals Sign Udoh, Fortifying Offensive Line

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The Arizona Cardinals just signed offensive lineman, Alyssa Meca-Udo, to a one-year deal,

marking their fourth addition to the unit and free agency this.

Offseason, the 29-year-old brings experience from three teams, including a strong 2021

season where he started 16 games for the Minnesota Vikings.

Just recently with the Tennessee Titans, he'll likely serve as a reliable backup here.

Last year hit hard for Arizona, with injuries sidelining nearly every starter and dropping

them to the bottom five and sacks allowed, and rushing yards, per game.

That chaos forced the team to scramble for players just to fill spots.

General manager Monty Osinfort is clearly fixing that now, pairing Udo with newcomers like

Isaac Simolo, Matt Pryor, and Elijah Wilkinson too.

Next to the line, alongside Paris, Johnson, Jr., and Hialte, Froholt.

With seven picks and next year's draft, including third overall, expect Osinfort to keep

stacking depth and turn those trenches into a strength for the long haul.