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The Cardinals signed and then cut him within the first two weeks of August. Denver also added Pope earlier this offseason after Ja’Wuan James tore his Achilles, but they also waived him after a week. If he sticks with the Rams, Pope profiles as a depth piece for a solid offensive line.

The team signed him just last week after RT Ja’Wuan James tore his Achilles. Pope, 24, will likely receive a camp invite elsewhere.

The signing, pending a physical, comes a week after Broncos RT Ja’Wuan James tore his Achilles. James is expected to miss much -- if not all -- of the 2021 season. Pope, 24, who has bounced around the league since coming out of San Diego State University in 2019, could see significant playing time for Denver this season.

The Jaguars also placed rookie OL Ryan Pope on the COVID-19 list. Taylor was PFF’s No. 51 offensive tackle among 89 qualifiers as a rookie last year but should improve over the next few years. Taylor will have to post multiple negative coronavirus tests to get back into the building.