A former Seattle Seahawks offensive lineman is returning to the NFC West.
It was announced on Thursday that veteran tackle Jake Curhan has signed with the Arizona Cardinals.
Curhan went undrafted in the 2021 NFL Draft but signed with the Seahawks shortly thereafter. The former Cal Bear made the initial Seahawks roster in 2021 and went on to start in five games for Seattle in 2021. Curhan did not start again for the Seahawks until 2023, when he started in four games. Over Curhan’s three seasons in Seattle, he started nine games (all at right tackle), and played in 29 games.
After his three-year undrafted free agent contract expired, Curhan went on to sign with the Chicago Bears. He went on to start in two games, while seeing playing time in 10 games. Curhan now joins the Cardinals on a one-year deal where he will compete for a spot on the 53-man roster. He’s also not the only ex-Seahawks OL on the Cardinals roster, as former starting center Evan Brown re-signed with Arizona on a two-year contract.
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