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The Denver Broncos signed veteran center Sam Mustipher from the Chargers' practice squad to bolster their offensive line after placing starting center Luke Wattenberg on injured reserve, and waived guard Calvin Throckmorton in a corresponding move.
The Cleveland Browns signed offensive lineman Kendrick Green from Buffalo's practice squad, adding him to their active roster. Green, a fifth-year player out of Illinois, has previously played for the Steelers and Texans and will wear jersey No. 52.
The Green Bay Packers signed offensive lineman Lecitus Smith to their practice squad. Smith, a Virginia Tech alum and sixth-round pick in 2022, has spent time with multiple NFL teams and has experience in games and practice squads. He will wear jersey number 68.
Fred Johnson has become a key player for the Eagles by excelling in heavy 6OL personnel, significantly boosting their rushing game and overall offensive efficiency, especially in recent wins against the Giants and Vikings.
The Pittsburgh Steelers signed former Pro Bowl guard Andrus Peat and added quarterback Logan Woodside to their roster ahead of the preseason, following injuries to key players.
The Jacksonville Jaguars signed offensive lineman Ricky Lee and waived wide receiver Louis Rees-Zammit. Lee, a Jacksonville native and former college player at North Carolina A&T and North Carolina Central, has NFL experience with multiple teams and recently played for the Arlington Renegades in the UFL.
The Las Vegas Raiders have extended the contract of offensive tackle Kolton Miller, who has been a key player since being drafted in 2018, known for his durability, discipline, and strong pass protection, contributing significantly to the team's offensive success over the years.
The Chargers signed Rashawn Slater to a four-year extension, making him the highest-paid offensive lineman in NFL history with a $28.5 million average annual value, including a fully guaranteed $82 million at signing and significant guaranteed cash flow over the contract duration, securing his position until at least 2030.
The Los Angeles Chargers and Rashawn Slater agreed on a four-year, $114 million contract extension, making him the highest-paid offensive lineman in NFL history with $92 million guaranteed, securing his place with the team through 2029.
Justin Pugh, an NFL offensive lineman who played 11 seasons primarily with the New York Giants and Arizona Cardinals, announced his retirement at age 35, citing a desire to go out on his own terms after overcoming injuries and a lengthy career.
Zach Tom signed a four-year, $88 million extension with the Green Bay Packers, including a historic $30.2 million signing bonus, making him the highest-paid offensive lineman in NFL history. The deal secures his future with the team and reflects his rising value as a versatile and improving tackle.
The Green Bay Packers signed Zach Tom to a historic four-year extension with a $30.2 million signing bonus, the largest ever for an offensive lineman, with a deal potentially worth up to $92 million. Despite being a fourth-round pick, Tom has proven to be a top pass-blocking right tackle, and his contract reflects the evolving market for starting offensive linemen. The Packers' contract structure emphasizes large signing bonuses with no guaranteed money after the first year.
The Detroit Lions signed second-round pick Tate Ratledge to a four-year rookie contract worth approximately $7.65 million, with the team emphasizing his versatility as an interior offensive lineman, primarily at center, during offseason training.
The Minnesota Vikings signed offensive lineman Vershon Lee after he worked out for the team and went undrafted earlier this year. Lee, who played at South Carolina, has experience at multiple positions on the line and was signed following a roster change that included waiving safety Bubba Bolden.
The New England Patriots placed veteran offensive lineman Wes Schweitzer on the reserve/retired list, after he signed with them earlier this offseason. Schweitzer, who has played for the Jets, Commanders, and Falcons, will not be participating in training camp, leaving the team to consider other options to fill the center position.