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Ehinger

Douglas appeared in 14 games for the Panthers last year, 11 of which were starts. He defended nine passes logged a career-high 62 tackles. After signing with Las Vegas, Douglas was expected to open the year as their primary nickel cornerback. The Raiders have spent numerous draft picks on cornerbacks in recent years, so their decision to move on from Douglas reflects well on their younger options at the position. They also released offensive guard Parker Ehinger and waived punter Corliss Waitman.

Ehinger, 28, appeared in two games (one start) with the Ravens in 2019 and spent last year on the practice squad. He adds interior depth to an offensive line that’s bringing back Richie Incognito and Denzelle Good as starters. The Raiders waived safety Rashaan Gaulden in a corresponding move.

Ehinger played two games for the Ravens last year after playing sparingly for Kansas City in 2016 and 2017. He could provide offensive line depth for Baltimore after OT Andre Smith opted out.

Ehinger logged 54 snaps off the bench last year. He remains questionable for training camp following a season-ending shoulder surgery injury to the Ravens’ Divisional Round loss to the Titans.

Ehinger will be out for the Ravens’ playoff run but should be ready for the 2020 season. Baltimore signed former Bengals OT Andre Smith in a corresponding move after working him out yesterday along with other veteran linemen.

The Cardinals also signed LB Hayes Pullard, WR Isaac Zico and OT Pat Lawrence while cutting ties with OT Tariq Cole and RB Xavier Turner. The Cowboys stashed Ehinger on injured reserve last year before cutting him in April. He’s made five career starts since arriving in the league as a fourth-round pick in 2016.

Ehinger has made six career appearances, zero of which came in 2018. He will begin the offseason program on the outside looking in of a spot on the 53-man roster.

Ehinger missed all of 2018 after coming over in an August trade. He can play both interior line spots and has starting experience. Ehinger should resurface when healthy.

He’ll be sidelined at least eight weeks before becoming eligible to be designated for return. Ehinger was just acquired from the Chiefs on August 31 but injured his knee in Thursday’s practice. Dallas signed OG Kadeem Edwards.

His competition is Zach Fulton, who is better suited as an interior reserve than a starter. 6-foot-6 and 310 pounds, Ehinger spent time at guard and tackle at the University of Cincinnati. The Chiefs’ other O-Line starters are LT Eric Fisher, C Mitch Morse, RG Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, and RT Mitchell Schwartz.