It’s full speed ahead into the second wave of free agency. When teams look for bargains and depth. The Raiders hopped on that wave Saturday, signing offensive lineman Eric Kush according to Vic Tafur of The Athletic.
The seventh year veteran appeared in all 16 games last season for the Browns, starting seven games at right guard.
Kush has started 19 career games for four different NFL teams. Originally a 6th round pick by the Chiefs out of California PA, he would appear in just one game for Kansas City at center. He would then move on to play for the Rams, Bears, and last season in Cleveland, stepping in at both guard spots.
Guard is currently in good shape for the Raiders. That is unless they trade Gabe Jackson. With Jackson at right guard, they also have Richie Incognito at left guard and Denzelle Good as a reserve. Good also stepped up to start at both guard spots last season, showing he is a capable starter.
