Eagles sign OT Kendall Lamm to a one-year deal
Lamm, 32, a 10-year veteran who played the past three seasons for the Miami Dolphins, could compete for a spot after Fred Johnson departed in free agency.
The Eagles added an offensive lineman to Jeff Stoutland’s room, signing veteran tackle Kendall Lamm to a one-year contract on Tuesday
Lamm, who turns 33 in June, was with the Miami Dolphins for the last three seasons. Lamm, who went undrafted in 2015 out of Appalachian State, also had stints with Detroit, Tennessee, Cleveland, and Houston.
Lamm has mostly been a depth piece at his previous stops and used as an occasional starter when needed. He started seven games for the Dolphins last season but was placed on injured reserve in January and later underwent back surgery.
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In an Instagram post, Lamm described the injury as something that would cause numbness on his left side.
Lamm is likely being brought in to compete for the backup swing tackle spot vacated by Fred Johnson, who signed with Jacksonville. Among Lamm’s current competition to back up Lane Johnson and Jordan Mailata will be Darian Kinnard and Laekin Vakalahi.