Cedric Ogbuehi‘s stint with the Seahawks has come to an end. Earlier Monday, Seattle released the veteran offensive tackle, per NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo (via Twitter).
The former first-round pick dealt with a biceps injury that forced him to miss the first chunk of the season. He was activated from IR when first eligible, and he started Week 4 while playing 86 percent of his team’s offensive snaps. He hasn’t seen the field since that time, and Seattle ultimately decided to move on from the 29-year-old.
Ogbuehi played just eight games with Seattle in 2020, starting four, but he did just enough to return to the Seahawks — his third NFL team. The Bengals drafted Ogbuehi in 2015, but after not meeting expectations, the Texas A&M product had to settle for a low-cost Jaguars deal in 2019 before coming to Seattle.
With 58 games (30 starts) on his resume, Ogbuehi will likely catch on with a squad that needs some extra depth on its offensive line.
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